Deals Closed Lost is a metric that measures the number of deals that have been fully progressed through the sales cycle but ultimately did not result in a sale or were lost to a competitor.
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HubSpot CRM dashboard template provides you with insights about deals and sales pipelines which will help you to track, and grow your pipelines.
Use this HubSpot CRM report to report on your sales pipeline, sales rep. performance, and more.
Purchase Revenue is a metric that shows the total amount of revenue generated from online purchases made on a website or app.
The Get Directions Clicks metric measures the number of times users clicked on the "Get Directions" button on your Instagram Business profile to find directions to your physical location.
Average Time to Close Deal measures the average duration it takes to close a deal, from initial contact to the signing of the contract.
The All Deals metric in HubspotCRM provides a comprehensive overview of all deals in the sales pipeline, including the total number of deals, their total value, and their current stage.
The Total Revenue by Company metric in HubspotCRM shows the sum of all revenue generated by a company over a specific period of time.
Deals Created by Owner is a metric that measures the number of deals that were created by a specific owner within a given time period, providing insight into individual team member's sales performance.
A metric that measures the total revenue generated by a sales owner from deals that were successfully closed in Hubspot CRM.
The Open (Unclosed) Deals Amount metric in HubSpot CRM refers to the total monetary value of all deals that have not been marked as closed or won. This metric is useful for gaining insight into the potential revenue a business can generate from deals that are still in progress.