Dashboards

Dashboards turn your CRM data into charts. Build custom dashboards from any object's records, and use the preinstalled Dashboard page for a ready-made sales overview.

Custom dashboards

Create a dashboard from the Dashboards entry in the sidebar, then add widgets. Each widget points at one object and aggregates its records.

Widget types

WidgetShows
NumberA single aggregate — count of records, sum or average of a number/currency field
Bar chartRecords grouped by a field (e.g. Deals by Stage), vertical or horizontal
Line chartA metric over time, grouped by a date field (e.g. deals created per month)
Pie / donutShare per group (e.g. leads by source)
GaugeProgress of a value against a target

Configuring a widget

  1. Click Add widget and pick the chart type.
  2. Choose the source object (Deals, Leads, Companies, any custom object).
  3. Pick the aggregate: record count, or sum/avg/min/max of a numeric field like Amount or Lead Score.
  4. Pick the group by field for bar/line/pie charts — select fields and date fields work best.
  5. Optionally add filters so the widget only counts matching records (e.g. Stage is not Lost).

Widgets respect record permissions: members only see numbers computed from records their role can read.

Resize and drag widgets to arrange the layout. Dashboards update as the underlying data changes — a deal dragged to a new stage moves in the chart immediately.

Useful examples

  • Pipeline value by stage — bar chart on Deals, sum of Amount, grouped by Stage.
  • Lead quality — pie on Leads grouped by Status, next to a number widget averaging Lead Score on Companies.
  • Activity pulse — line chart of Tasks completed per week.

The Coco CRM sales Dashboard

Coco CRM ships a dedicated Dashboard page at the top of the sidebar, installed by the Email Campaigns app. It aggregates sales-engagement activity in one place:

  • Campaign KPIs — campaigns sent, emails delivered vs failed, drawn from campaign logs.
  • Leads by source — how many leads came from LinkedIn, Google Places, and manual entry.
  • Recent activity — the latest campaigns and lead-generation runs.

This page is prebuilt and reflects live data — use it for the daily outreach pulse, and build custom dashboards for everything else (pipeline reviews, forecasting, team activity).

Tips

  • Enumerable fields make better charts — if a metric matters, model it as a Select field (see Objects and Fields).
  • Kanban column aggregates in views are a quick alternative when you just need a sum per stage inside a board.