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.
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Opportunities Won Revenue is a metric that reflects the total revenue earned from all closed deals won within a specified time frame.
This metric shows the total revenue generated by each product family for all successfully closed deals.
The Opportunities Won Amount by Opp Name metric in Salesforce tracks the total amount of revenue earned from each individual won opportunity name, providing insights into which opportunities are generating the most revenue for the company.
Opportunities Lost Amount by Owner is a metric that displays the total value of lost sales opportunities for each sales rep in Salesforce.
Open Opportunities Count is a metric that measures the number of deals that are still in progress and have not yet been won, lost, or cancelled.
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.
The New Leads metric measures the number of potential customers that have been added to a company's database within a specific period of time. This metric is important for tracking the growth of a company's prospect pool and helps identify the effectiveness of their lead generation strategies.
The Return On Investment Amount by Campaign Type measures the amount of revenue generated by each type of Salesforce campaign and compares it to the cost of running those campaigns. It helps organizations determine which campaign types are most effective at generating revenue and optimizing their marketing budget.