Does your team struggle to organize and monitor performance goals? KPI dashboards display performance metrics with interactive graphs and charts for a comprehensive business report. Use You Exec's KPI Sales Dashboard to streamline your KPI reports and track your sales metrics all in one place. The spreadsheet includes a customizable data sheet and dashboard that unites a time series with three key metrics of your choice.
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KPIs influence each other, which is why it's so important to display them all together. With a comprehensive display, your team can instantly see which performance goals have been met and which metrics need to be targeted for improvement. With a glance at the dashboard, your team might see that they are too focused on sales of one product type or that a certain lead source has been neglected.
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The sales data sheet is a collaborative tool that will sync members of your team. Everything in the data-sheet is connected to the dashboard, and updates to the data sheet are automatically reflected in the visualizations. When everyone has access to the same datasheet, teamwork is accelerated, and sales can be monitored quickly. When a team member makes a sale, they should input the sales data in each column. The date of each sale can be selected from the calendar tool, so dates do not need to be written out. There are also columns for client name, address, email, and the sale amount. These columns can be collapsed if a user does not wish to see them.
Any of these columns can be left blank if preferred. There is also an optional notes column for each sale. The commission amount can be quickly calculated with the datasheet. Input the commission percentage for each sale, and the commission amount will automatically be calculated based on the sale amount. The data sheet uses dropdown menus to keep entries consistent. There are dropdown menus for the four key metrics of your choice. Examples of key metrics include salesperson, sale status, lead source, and product type. Sale status might include processing, in transit, or delivery. The lead source might include client referrals, cold calls, and purchased leads.
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The inputs for the dropdown menus can be customized to your team's needs. To adjust the inputs, simply move to the Dropdown Menus sheet. Then, add your desired inputs to the corresponding list, and the dropdown menus in the datasheet will update automatically.
The dashboard pulls all the data from the data sheet and organizes it visually. It includes a sales scorecard, a timeline chart, and charts for individual sales metrics such as status, lead source, salesperson, and product type. The dashboard allows your team to track sales through your preferred filters with the dropdown menus in the upper left. Specific data can be displayed by the sales agent, by the status of the products, and by the lead source. The start month and end month can be adjusted as well via the dropdown menus. These filters update all of the tables and charts in the dashboard automatically.
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The scorecard shows the latest month's sales data, including the number of sales, the average sale price, and the total dollar amount of sales. The percent change from the previous month is displayed below. A sales increase is indicated by a green percentage, and a decrease is displayed by a red percentage. The Totals chart shows all of the months in the datasheet. The largest numbers in this table are automatically highlighted darker than the lower numbers. This allows users to see months that performed relatively better or worse quickly. The grey progress bars represent the total sales amount in relation to the other months.
There are four tables and pie charts for individual sales metrics. Each of the tables displays the number of sales, average sale amount, and total sale amount according to the filters that are selected. The progress bars indicate their relative performance. Longer progress bars are the highest performers, while shorter progress bars are underperforming. The pie charts show the percentage of each metric. Pie charts can be resized and moved around as needed. This is helpful if a user adds additional items to the dropdown menus. Through adjustments to the pie charts, any additional text that appears in a table will remain visible.
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If a user wishes to track different performance metrics aside from those already included in the data sheet and dashboard, then edits should be made to the column titles of the data sheet and the dropdown menu lists. For example, if a user wishes to track "Customer Location" instead of "Lead Source", they would rename the column in the data sheet and retitle the chart in the dashboard. Then, the user will update the inputs in the dropdown menu sheet.
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Other examples of performance metrics include "Customer Satisfaction" and "Subscription Status."This way, users can track and compare different metrics for a customizable KPI report. It's important to remember that any changes to inputs should be made in the dropdown menu sheet and data sheet. No data should be input in the dashboard itself, aside from updated titles for the tables.
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With its customizable visual display, the KPI Sales Dashboard spreadsheet template will simplify your team's KPI report and save your business hours of time. The sales dashboard can streamline your sales process and ensure that performance goals are met. The dashboard provides at-a-glance feedback that executives need to make smarter, more informed decisions.
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