Expected Revenue is a metric in Salesforce that predicts the amount of revenue a sales team is likely to generate from their opportunities. It takes into account the probability of winning each opportunity and the value of the opportunity to calculate an expected revenue value.
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This dashboard shows the value of your company's current sales pipeline with a laser focus on what has closed this quarter. It also includes the expected value of the opportunities likely to close before quarter's end.
This metric shows the total revenue generated by each product family for all successfully closed deals.
Opportunities Won Count is a key performance indicator in Salesforce that measures the total number of won opportunities within a given time frame. It provides insights into the sales team's performance and can be used to track progress and identify areas for improvement.
The Opportunities Lost Count by Owner metric in Salesforce calculates the number of sales opportunities that were lost by each owner within a given timeframe.
The Open Opportunities Count by Stage Name in Salesforce provides a breakdown of the number of opportunities in your sales pipeline for each stage, allowing you to track your progress towards closing deals.
It shows the number of new leads generated from each lead source over a specific time period, providing insights into which sources are driving the most lead conversions and can help prioritize marketing efforts.
New Leads by Lead Status shows the number of leads that have been added in a given time period categorized by their status, such as open, qualified, or converted.
The Converted Leads metric tracks the percentage of leads that have been converted into actionable accounts or contacts in Salesforce.
The New Cases metric measures the number of new customer inquiries or issues that have been submitted for resolution within a specific timeframe.