Plan for future growth with confidence

Start in Metric Library, where 300+ one-click dashboard templates are sorted by industries: SaaS, e-commerce, agencies, finance, and more. When you connect a data source, Databox highlights the metrics most commonly tracked for that tool and lets you import an entire template in seconds. Next, you can then open the Benchmark Explorer to see how those metrics perform across companies of a similar size, revenue band, or vertical, making it easy to validate (or replace) the KPIs you selected.

Yes. When you create a Goal you can choose a granularity of daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly, enter either a fixed value or a % change (e.g., +10% MoM), and even specify a target end‑date for progressive “ramp‑up” goals. Databox automatically rolls those sub‑targets forward, updates progress in real time, and keeps the historical schedule intact for audit purposes. 

Databox links strategy to execution in three ways:

1. Scenario Forecasts show the most‑likely, optimistic, and pessimistic trajectories for any metric, helping you stress‑test plans before you commit.
2. Goal‑vs‑Forecast views let you compare those scenarios to your live targets so you can adjust budgets or resources early.
3. AI Performance Summaries surface the biggest drivers behind each metric and suggest next steps, shortening the analysis loop for leadership teams.

Because these features live inside the same dashboards you use every day, strategic planning becomes a continuous, data‑driven process instead of an annual spreadsheet exercise.

Yes. You can assign goals to specific teams or individuals and view them all in one place, making it easy to see who needs support.

Yes. You can set two kinds of Alerts. The first notifies you if you are likely/unlikely to hit your goal after 70% of the specific time period has passed, and the second type of Alert will tell you whether or not you’ve hit your goal once the specified time period has expired.

Yes. Only Databox users can create Goals and track them on the Goals page. However, Goals can be added to your dashboards using the Gauge or Progress visualization type. This means that anyone with access to the dashboard (including non-users) can track Goals.

Absolutely. Progress bars and pace indicators refresh the moment new data syncs. If the current run‑rate won’t hit the year‑end target, Databox projects the shortfall and highlights it in red. You can also layer the Forecast curve on top of the Goal line to see where you are likely to land, and set Alerts so stakeholders know the moment the goal drifts off track.

Create Team Spaces for Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, etc., assign a Goal owner for each KPI, and pin every department’s dashboards to a shared “Executive” view. Because all teams pull from the same prepared datasets, metrics are calculated once and reused everywhere, which eliminates version‑control headaches and keeps everyone focused on the same north‑star numbers.

Smart Alerts fire automatically (via email, Slack, or mobile) when trend analysis shows you’re unlikely to hit a goal 70 % of the way through the period.

• AI Performance Summaries call out the largest contributing factors and recommended actions.
• Scenario Forecasts recalculate in real time so you can see the downstream impact on quarterly or annual objectives, while Benchmarks reveal whether the dip is market‑wide or specific to your team.

Together these tools turn a missed pace alert into a concrete recovery plan.

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