Help CenterPlatform · Outbound

Outbound Dashboard

Review client outcomes, canonical answer and conversation metrics, period-aligned activity, call depth, and journey reporting.

Updated Sep 10, 2026 13 steps 22 questions answeredOpen this page in the platform
On this page

Overview

Outbound Dashboard gives a selected client one client-ready view of meetings, live opportunities, outreach efficiency, performance trends, activity, and cumulative call depth. Calling separates provider-completed calls, human or target pickups, qualified conversations, and answer-signal-to-first-audible-media speed to talk. Qualified Conversation is the client-performance metric and includes Referral, Not Interested, and Unqualified. Blacklisted Contact, Domain Blocked, and Prospect Hung Up remain human pickups but do not increase Qualified Conversation Rate. The Overview activity summary uses the same campaign-send denominator and unique human-open numerator as Open Rate for the selected period. Call depth, caller-ID, destination scorecards, metric tooltips, and the exact Jettly reporting pilot retain their existing evidence and scope rules. Meeting progress by week shows weekly bookings and a running total across the selected period, including zero-booking weeks.

How to use this page

  1. Select a client and reporting period

    Choose a client from the selector. The default is 12 weeks. The Reporting period label shows Last 12 weeks or the exact local calendar dates currently applied. The 7 days, 30 days, and 90 days shortcuts use complete America/New_York calendar days immediately before today, so a partial current day does not change the comparison. Custom opens inclusive From and To dates for the dashboard metrics, trends, and Overview activity summary.

  2. Review the Overview tab

    Overview shows meetings booked, held and upcoming meetings, warm leads, information requests, outreach efficiency, weekly activity, meeting goals, the meeting desk, active programs, pipeline analysis, and the activity summary when data is available.

  3. Focus on Email or Calling

    Use Email to focus the efficiency band and trend on emails and Human activity only Open Rate, then review Recent people who clicked when verified human clicks exist. Use Calling to review Calls made, Overall answer rate, Human or target pickup rate, Qualified conversation rate, Speed to talk, Meetings from calls, cumulative call depth, and available caller-ID or destination scorecards.

  4. Read an efficiency definition

    Hover or focus the help icon beside an Outreach efficiency label. The plain-language definition appears inside the metric card and wraps to keep the full wording readable.

  5. Review cumulative call depth

    On Overview or Calling, find Call depth across the client roster. Call coverage compares active contacts with at least one call against all active, non-trashed contacts. The buckets show exact roster counts for zero calls, one call, two to three, four to six, and seven or more. The note gives cumulative calls and the average per contacted lead. Use Most called contact rows to open Contact Detail, or Open weekly update to carry the context into reporting. This section is cumulative and does not change with the dashboard reporting-period buttons.

  6. Use a quick range or custom dates

    Use 7 days, 30 days, or 90 days for completed ET-day comparisons. Use Custom when you need an inclusive date range. The custom To date cannot be later than the current ET date, and the opportunity pipeline remains live. The Reporting period and efficiency labels use the exact From and To dates you applied.

  7. Read meeting progress by week

    Find Meeting progress by week. Bars show Booked this week and the line shows Running total in selected period. Every week in the selected period is included, even when no meetings were booked. Choose an earlier Custom start date to include your initial ramp-up. Weeks start Monday in Eastern Time and use the meeting set date, not the scheduled meeting date. An asterisk marks a partial week, which counts only the portion inside your selected period.

  8. Open the underlying workspace

    Select linked KPI or efficiency cards, meeting rows, campaign rows, or a click row to open the related meetings, call history, email history, campaign, contact detail, or other workspace. Destination links in the click list open separately.

  9. Read and filter Overview activity

    The Overview activity summary follows the dashboard reporting period. Open-rate Sends and Unique Opens match the send denominator and unique human-open numerator used by Open Rate. The activity chart stays daily and shows the most recent 14 days available within that period. Use event-type checkboxes to narrow the breakdown, then Refresh to load it again. Show all activity restores every event type while keeping the dashboard reporting period. Bot and scanner opens are excluded from this dashboard presentation.

  10. Read the calling answer funnel

    Overall Answer Rate uses provider-completion evidence, including voicemail and automated answers. Human or Target Pickup Rate requires captured human-conversation evidence or a final outcome that proves a live person answered. Qualified Conversation Rate uses the client-performance outcome set and includes Referral, Not Interested, and Unqualified. Blacklisted Contact, Domain Blocked, and Prospect Hung Up can raise human pickup without increasing Qualified Conversations. Wrong-phone and unresponsive outcomes count in neither. Speed to talk starts at the browser answer signal and ends after two consecutive audible remote-media samples.

  11. Use the Jettly journey reporting pilot

    On the exact Jettly client, Overview and Calling add Positive conversation rate plus a Call performance by attempt table for Attempts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5+. Positive means Warm Lead, Asked for Info, Referral, Meeting Set, or a later positive meeting outcome. Attempt numbers count chronological real outbound calls within one contact and campaign, collapse duplicate provider call IDs, and exclude dialing, skipped, and inbound callback rows. Unknown historical results remain in call and attempt totals but not in connected or positive totals. Select Export journey data to download a ZIP with contacts, campaigns, enrollments, normalized email events, call events, meetings, and a data dictionary. The download stays pinned to the selected Jettly client context, including when another SalesHive tab has a different client open.

  12. Compare connection rates by month

    Use Connection rate by month to compare CRM qualified conversation, human pickup, and overall answer rates with the old platform connection rate. CRM rates use real outbound dialer rows and exclude inbound callbacks, dialing or skipped rows, internal test, demo, or training deals, and copied old-platform call history. Imported detail rows with no source disposition remain historical evidence and do not enter CRM rate denominators. Old-platform totals stay in their own columns because they use the earlier keyword Talks definition.

  13. Read closed outcomes in reporting

    The live opportunity pipeline and meeting status displays label Closed Won and Closed Lost separately. Both represent completed sales outcomes and count as held outcomes in meeting analytics. Closing an opportunity does not erase its booked-meeting history.

What the buttons do

12 weeks
Restores the default 12-week dashboard reporting window.
7 days / 30 days / 90 days
Uses the selected number of complete ET calendar days immediately before today, excluding the current day.
Custom
Opens inclusive From and To date controls for a specific dashboard reporting window.
Overview
Shows client outcomes, full channel context, pipeline, meetings, campaigns, and the period-aligned activity summary.
Email
Shows email efficiency, Human activity only Open Rate, email trend data, and verified human clicks.
Calling
Shows calls made, provider answer rate, human or target pickup rate, qualified conversation rate, exact first-audible-media speed to talk, meetings from calls, and available caller-ID or destination diagnostics.
Open meetings / Review booked meetings / View all
Opens the related meetings workspace.
Set a meeting goal
Opens Meeting Goals so the team can add a visible weekly booking target.
KPI and efficiency cards
Open related call history, email history, campaigns, contacts, meetings, or other workspace details.
Refresh
Reloads Overview activity using the dashboard reporting period and currently selected event types.
Show all activity
Restores every Overview activity event type while keeping the current dashboard reporting period and excluding bot or scanner opens.
Open weekly update
Opens Weekly Meeting Update from the cumulative call-depth section.
Most called contact row
Opens Contact Detail for one of the ten active contacts with the highest cumulative call count.
Efficiency help icon
Shows the complete plain-language definition for the selected Outreach efficiency metric on hover or keyboard focus.
Export journey data
For the exact Jettly pilot, downloads the journey ZIP and data dictionary for the client selected on this dashboard.
View weekly counts and changes
Expands the weekly table with Booked, Change from prior week, and Running total. Changes compare consecutive full weeks only.

Common questions

They use complete America/New_York calendar days immediately before today. The current partial day is excluded from every quick metric window.
Custom uses the inclusive From and To calendar dates you apply for dashboard metrics, trends, and Overview activity. The To date cannot be later than today in the dashboard reporting timezone, and the opportunity pipeline remains live.
After you apply a custom window, the Reporting period and efficiency labels show the exact local From and To dates you selected. The displayed end date is the inclusive calendar date you chose.
Yes. Its reporting label and canonical campaign-send and unique-open totals follow the selected dashboard period. The chart itself remains a daily view of the most recent 14 days available within that period.
They use the same canonical campaign-send denominator and unique human-open numerator as the Open Rate metric. Bot and scanner opens are not included.
Open Rate is labeled Human activity only. The dashboard separates verified human activity from bot and scanner traffic.
Open the Email tab. Recent people who clicked lists verified human clicks with contact, company, campaign, destination, and time when data is available.
Yes. Click a row with a linked contact, or press Enter when the row is focused. Destination links open separately.
The page needs a selected client and available outreach or meeting data. Choose a client and reporting period, then refresh the activity section when needed.
Email narrows the efficiency band and chart to email context. Calling narrows them to calling context. Overview shows the combined context.
Use Set a meeting goal in the Meeting goal panel to open Meeting Goals.
Overall Answer Rate counts provider-completed calls, including voicemail and automation. Human or Target Pickup Rate requires captured person or target evidence. Qualified Conversation Rate includes substantive outcomes such as Referral, Not Interested, and Unqualified. Blacklisted Contact, Domain Blocked, and Prospect Hung Up can raise pickup without raising Qualified Conversation Rate.
Speed to talk requires exact live samples from the browser answer signal through two consecutive audible remote-media samples. Historical calls are not assigned an estimate, so the card says Tracking now until measured calls exist.
Caller-ID rows compare answer funnel rates with Voice Insights evidence such as post-dial delay, SIP responses, blocked calls, silence, short calls, and branding when available. Destination rows compare the same answer funnel across Direct, Company, Mobile, or other tracked phone types.
Pending means the latest Voice Insights or phone-number report has not supplied that measure yet. Not tested means the current caller ID has no applicable branding experiment result.
No. Call depth is cumulative across all active, non-trashed contacts for the selected client. The 7-day, 30-day, 90-day, Custom, and 12-week controls still govern the time-based dashboard metrics and trends.
They group the active roster by cumulative call count: zero, one, two to three, four to six, and seven or more. Call coverage is the share with at least one call, and the average uses contacted leads only.
It shows up to ten active contacts, highest cumulative call count first, with the most recently contacted record first when counts match. Select a row to open Contact Detail.
Warm Lead, Asked for Info, Referral, Meeting Set, or a later positive meeting outcome. The rate divides those outcomes by counted real outbound calls in the selected dashboard range.
A ZIP with contacts, campaigns, enrollments, normalized email events, call events, meetings, and a data dictionary. It includes historical limitations and stable linkage fields for analysis, and it stays bound to the Jettly client selected on this dashboard.
They use different evidence definitions. CRM separates overall answer, human pickup, and qualified conversation and counts only real CRM dialer rows. Copied detail history with missing source outcomes stays out of those rates. Old-platform rollups use the earlier keyword Talks definition, so SalesHive keeps them in separate columns instead of blending the rates.
The first week has no prior week in this period. A partial week or a week after a partial week is also Not comparable. The running total starts at zero for the selected period, so it is not a lifetime booking total.
Book a strategy call

Ready to fill your pipeline?

Choose a 30-minute time and we will map out exactly how SalesHive can book meetings for your team.

Loading available meeting times