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Customising your Dashboard

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Written by Cristina from Ivorey™
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Before You Dive In

Your Ivorey™ dashboard is fully customisable, so you can set it up to show exactly what matters most in your business. Whether you're tracking sales, appointments, payments, or team activity - you can build dashboards that help you see it all at a glance.

This guide is perfect if you want to:

  • Build personalised dashboards that display your most important business metrics

  • Add, customise, and arrange widgets to suit your reporting needs

  • Use widget suggestions or create dashboards from templates

  • Visualise data using charts, comparisons, and advanced filtering

  • Organise dashboards for clearer insights and more efficient workflows


How to Set Up Your Ivorey™ Dashboard

Step 1: Create a Dashboard Using Widget Suggestions

1. Click [Add Dashboard]

2. Choose one of the following options: Create a Blank Dashboard, From Template Library, or Clone Existing Dashboard > [Select] to continue with the option you chose. Then, enter a name for your dashboard and configure permissions if needed

3. (Optional) Streamline your dashboard setup with goal-based suggestions and top-used widget recommendations

4. Mix and match suggestions or manually add widgets for complete customisation

Step 2: Add a Widget Manually

1. Click on [Edit Dashboard] to manually add widgets

2. Choose a widget from the available categories:

  • Contacts: View and analyse your contacts by source, activity, ownership, and engagement so you can understand who’s in your database and how they’re interacting with your business

  • Appointments: Track booking volume, attendance rates, cancellations, and upcoming appointments - all filtered by status, time range, or service type

  • Opportunities: Track deal activity, value, and outcomes across every stage so you can monitor pipeline health, revenue trends, and conversion performance at a glance

  • Visitor Data: Track website and funnel views, unique visitors, trends over time, and top-performing pages to understand how people are engaging with your content

  • Emails: Monitor delivery, open rates, clicks, replies, bounces, and unsubscribes to understand how your email campaigns are performing

  • Calls: Track incoming and outgoing call volume, duration, and user activity - plus insights on first-time calls and team performance

  • Conversations: Monitor unread, assigned, and unassigned conversations across all channels - plus track team workloads and new conversations started each week

  • Payments: Track total revenue, payment trends, subscriptions, invoices, and refunds - along with breakdowns by channel, customer activity, and discount usage

  • Meta Ads: View key performance metrics from your Meta ad campaigns - including reach, engagement, conversions and more

  • General: Access ready-made widgets for performance insights across multiple tools and platforms

  • Google Analytics: Track website traffic, user activity, and page views pulled directly from your connected Google Analytics account

3. Customise the Widget

  • Choose the data you want to show, and adjust filters, groups, and layout to fit how you want to see it

4. Visualise Data with Charts and Metrics

  • Select from various chart types, including bar charts, numeric, donut, line, bar, horizontal bar and tables

  • Use supported metrics like Sum, Minimum, Maximum, Average, and Count to refine your data visualisation

Step 3: Organise Your Dashboard

  1. Arrange your widgets in a logical way

    • You can reposition widgets by holding down the right-click on your mouse and dragging them to the desired location

    • Use elements like titles, images, and textboxes to group related widgets for clarity

2. (Optional) Select [Comparison Date Range] under [Advanced Settings] if required. Click [Save] to see your updated multi-metric visualisation

3. Analyse and Act

  • Review insights provided by widgets regularly

  • Adjust settings or add new widgets as your reporting needs evolve


Ivorey Dashboard Widget Overview

Contact Widgets

  • Contact Count: Quickly view the total number of contacts managed by your entire team, making it ideal for tracking overall growth

  • Contact Count (Logged in user): Focus on the contacts assigned specifically to you. This widget highlights how many contacts you are personally responsible for

  • Contacts by Tags: Displays how contacts are distributed across tags like "Hot Leads" or "New Prospects" for better categorisation and analysis

  • Contacts by Activity: Tracks the number of contacts engaged in specific activities within a given timeframe, useful for monitoring engagement levels

  • Contacts by Type: Visualises how your contacts are categorized by type, helping to identify distributions and trends

  • Contacts by Assigned User: Provides insights into how contacts are allocated among team members, ensuring balanced workloads

  • Contacts by Company Name: Shows how contacts are distributed across different companies for a more detailed overview

  • Contacts with Email: Monitors the number of contacts that have email addresses

  • Contacts without Emails: Keeps track of contacts without associated email addresses

  • Contacts with Phone Numbers: Displays the count of contacts that include phone numbers

  • Contacts without Phone Numbers: Tracks the number of contacts without phone numbers

  • Total Contacts Count (Till Date): Offers a comprehensive snapshot of all contacts created up to the present time

  • Total Contacts Count (This Month): Keeps a record of the total number of contacts created during the current month

  • Contacts Count (Logged in User): Specifically tracks the number of contacts assigned to the logged-in user

Appointment Widgets

  • Appointment Count: Track the total number of appointments. You can group the count by status or assignee to focus on specific aspects

  • Appointment Count over a Date Range: Monitor the number of appointments within a particular time period, grouping them by status or assignee for detailed analysis

  • Appointment Counts by Status: Visualise the distribution of appointments based on their status, such as "Confirmed" or "No Show"

  • Booked Appointments: Keep track of the total booked appointments within a selected date range

  • Confirmed Appointments: Monitor the count of confirmed appointments over a specific time frame

  • Showed Appointments: Review the number of appointments where customers attended as scheduled

  • No Show Appointments: Identify how many appointments resulted in a "No Show"

  • Cancelled Appointments: Track the count of cancelled and invalid appointments for a defined period

  • No Show Rate Over Time: Analyse trends in "No Show" appointments over a timeline

  • Upcoming Appointments (Week): Prepare for the week ahead by viewing the total number of scheduled appointments

  • Upcoming Appointment (Logged in User): Focus on your specific upcoming appointments

  • Past Month Created Appointments: Analyse the total number of appointments created during the previous month

  • Past Month Created Appointments (Logged in User): Review appointments created by the logged-in user over the past month

  • Upcoming Appointments (Logged in User): Stay updated on your personal schedule with the count of upcoming appointments

  • Upcoming Appointments for Next Week: Plan ahead by viewing the total number of appointments scheduled for the next week, including both confirmed and pending bookings

  • Past Month Created Appointments: Assess the activity from the previous month by reviewing the total appointments created

  • Past Month Created Appointments (Logged in User): Delve into personal statistics by tracking appointments created by the logged-in user over the past month

Opportunity Widgets

  • Opened Opportunities: Displays the total number of currently open opportunities, ideal for real-time tracking

  • Won Opportunities: Tracks opportunities that have successfully been closed as deals

  • Lost Opportunities: Monitors opportunities that did not convert into deals

  • Abandoned Opportunities: Highlights opportunities that were left without action

  • Opportunity Count: Provides an overview of the total number of opportunities

  • Opportunity Counts Over Time: Visualises how opportunities are distributed across different time periods

  • Opportunity Revenue Over Time: Tracks the revenue generated by opportunities over a specific time

  • Opportunity Counts by Status: Categorises opportunities based on their status, such as "In Progress" or "Closed"

  • Opened Opportunity Value: Represents the monetary value of currently open opportunities

  • Lost Opportunity Value: Displays the monetary value of lost opportunities

  • Abandoned Opportunity Value: Tracks the monetary value of opportunities left without action

  • Won Opportunity Value: Summarises the monetary value of opportunities successfully converted into deals

  • Total Opportunity Value: Shows the cumulative monetary value of all opportunities

  • Lost Opportunities by Reason: Breaks down lost opportunities by their respective reasons

Visitor Data Widgets (Websites/Funnels)

  • Total Funnel Views: Tracks all views across your funnels, customisable by funnel and page type

  • Unique Funnel Views: Counts unique visitors to your funnels

  • Total Website Views: Monitors total views for all websites

  • Unique Website Views: Tracks unique visitors across all websites

  • Funnel Views Trend: Displays a line chart of funnel views over time

  • Website Views Trend: Shows website view trends in a line chart format

  • Top Funnels by Unique Views: Lists the top five funnels based on unique visitor counts

  • Top Websites by Unique Views: Highlights the top five websites by unique visitors

  • Total Funnel Page Views (Last Week): Tracks total funnel views from the previous week

  • Unique Funnel Views (Last Week): Monitors unique funnel visitors over the last week

  • Total Funnel Page Views (Last Month): Tracks total funnel views for the previous month

  • Unique Funnel Views (Last Month): Monitors unique funnel views for the past month

  • Total Opt-ins (All Funnels): Summarises the total number of opt-ins across all funnels

Email Widgets

  • Accepted Emails: Tracks the number of emails successfully accepted

  • Delivered Emails: Displays the count of emails delivered to recipients

  • Opened Emails: Monitors emails opened by recipients

  • Clicked Emails: Tracks the number of emails where links were clicked

  • Replied Emails: Counts the number of emails that received replies

  • Soft Bounced Emails: Records emails that experienced soft bounces

  • Hard Bounced Emails: Tracks emails with hard bounces

  • Failed Emails: Displays the count of email delivery failures

  • Unsubscribed Emails: Monitors the number of recipients who unsubscribed

  • Unsubscribed Emails Daily: Tracks the daily count of unsubscribed emails

  • Emails by Domain: Groups email data based on recipient domain

Call Widgets

  • Incoming Calls by Status: Groups and counts incoming calls by their status

  • Outgoing Calls by Status: Groups and counts outgoing calls by their status

  • Incoming Calls Total Call Duration: Summarises the total duration of all incoming calls

  • Outgoing Calls Total Call Duration: Tracks the total duration of all outgoing calls

  • Incoming Calls Avg. Call Duration: Displays the average duration of incoming calls

  • Outgoing Calls Avg. Call Duration: Shows the average duration of outgoing calls

  • Total Calls Placed by Call Attendee: Tracks outgoing calls grouped by the user who made the call

  • Incoming Calls Avg. Call Duration by Call Attendee: Displays the average duration of incoming calls by the attending user

  • Outgoing Calls Avg. Call Duration by Call Attendee: Tracks the average duration of outgoing calls by the user making the call

  • First Time Call by Status: Counts incoming calls received for the first time, grouped by status

  • First Time Call Avg Duration: Tracks the average duration of first-time incoming calls

  • First Time Call Avg Duration by Call Attendee: Displays the average duration of first-time calls grouped by the attending user

  • First Time Call Total Duration: Summarises the total duration of first-time incoming calls

Conversation Widgets

  • Total Unread Conversations: Tracks the count of conversations that remain unread

  • Total Unread Conversations Today: Displays the number of unread conversations where the last message was received today

  • Total Unread Conversations by Channel: Groups unread conversations by the channel type of the customer's last message (e.g., email, SMS)

  • Unread Conversations by Assignee: Indicates the number of unread conversations assigned to team members

  • Unread Conversations (Logged in User): Tracks unread conversations for the logged-in user

  • Conversations Distribution by Assignee: Displays the number of conversations assigned to each team member

  • Assigned Conversations (Logged in User): Tracks conversations specifically assigned to the logged-in user

  • Total Unassigned Conversations: Monitors conversations not yet assigned to any team member

  • Unassigned Conversations by Channel: Displays unassigned conversations categorised by the channel of the last customer message

  • New Conversations Started (This Week): Tracks the number of new conversations initiated during the current week

Payment Widgets

  • Total Revenue (Last Month) – Total revenue generated in the last month, helping businesses assess recent financial performance

  • Total Revenue Trend – Monthly total revenue trend, useful for tracking growth or decline over time

  • One-Time Revenue Trend – Monthly trend for one-time payments, helping to distinguish between one-time and recurring income

  • Recurring Revenue Trend – Monthly trend for recurring payments, useful for subscription-based businesses to monitor steady income

  • Paying Customer Trend – Monthly trend of paying customers, helping businesses evaluate customer retention and growth

  • Payment Success Trend – Monthly trend of successful payments, useful for tracking the effectiveness of payment processes

  • Payment Failed Trend – Monthly trend of failed payments, identifying areas to improve payment success rates

  • Revenue by Channels – Revenue breakdown by different payment channels, helping businesses analyse which channels are most profitable

  • Subscription Creation Trend – Monthly trend of new subscriptions, tracking growth in subscriber base

  • Subscription Cancellation Trend – Monthly trend of canceled subscriptions, helping businesses identify and reduce churn

  • Coupon Redemption Trend – Monthly trend of coupon redemptions, useful for evaluating promotional effectiveness

  • Coupon Redemption Amount Trend – Monthly trend of discount amounts applied, helping assess the financial impact of promotions

  • Invoice Sent Trend – Monthly trend of invoices sent, tracking billing and revenue generation

  • Invoice Paid Trend – Monthly trend of invoices paid, monitoring cash flow and payment collection

  • Refund Trend – Monthly trend of refunds issued, useful for understanding customer satisfaction and returns

  • Refund Amount Trend – Monthly trend of total refund amounts, helping businesses evaluate the financial impact of refunds

Meta Ads

  • Website Purchases: Purchases completed on your website from users driven by social ads traffic

  • Conversions: Actions attributed to your ads (e.g., purchases, sign-ups) as defined by your Meta setup

  • Meta Ad Clicks: Total clicks on your Meta ads

  • Amount Spent: Total ad spend in the selected date range

  • Average CPC (Cost Per Click): Average amount paid per click

  • Cost Per Conversion: Average cost to generate one conversion

  • Ad Impressions: Total number of times your ads were shown

  • Reach: Unique users who saw your ads

  • Average CPM (Cost Per Mille): Average cost per 1,000 impressions

  • CTR (Click-Through Rate): Percentage of impressions that resulted in a click

Google Analytics

  • Total Users: Total number of unique users who visited your website during the selected time period

  • Active Users: Number of users who had an engaged session or were active on your site

  • New Users: First‑time visitors to your website in the selected period

  • Sessions Over Time: A time‑series view of total sessions across the selected date range

  • Engagement Rate: Percentage of engaged sessions, indicating how actively users interact with content

  • Bounce Rate: Percentage of sessions with no further engagement after a single page view

  • Average Engagement Time: Average time users actively spend engaging with your website content

  • Sessions by Channel: Sessions grouped by default acquisition channels (e.g., Organic Search, Paid Social)

  • Sessions by Source/Medium: Sessions grouped by traffic source and medium pairs (e.g., Google/organic, Facebook/social)

  • Top Pages by Views: Most‑viewed pages ranked by total views

  • Top Events: Most frequently triggered GA4 events (key interactions and behaviors)

  • New vs. Returning Users: Comparison of first‑time vs. returning visitors in the selected period

  • Device Category Breakdown: Sessions by device type (desktop, mobile, tablet)


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