Results for
Changes proposed by the developer that have been seen by the project manager.
Spend-per Impression is the cost a company pays for every impression their ad gets.
The amount of won deals compared to the total opportunities created during a certain period.
Amount of calls that need to be answered as soon as possible.
The most recent user that created an account on your platform.
Amount of money your potential new client’s account is worth.
Amount of clients that have contacted your support channel and need to be answered.
Part of the MRR lost due to customers’ cancellations.
Count of customers that canceled their subscription in a certain period of time.
Count of the number of opportunities that have turned into clients.
Count of your pending tasks.
Count of the support calls that have already been successfully answered.
The cost of advertising that takes the company to get a new customer.
Latest Received Rating Comment
Last person that posted an online review of your product or company.
Times your ad is seen by an audience on a specific platform.
The last development’s request that has been approved to be done.
The cost of advertising that takes the company to get a new order.
Amount of people that carry out a certain action after seeing your ad.
Updated amount of users that have visited the website in a certain period of time.
Count of every time a user has written about your company online.
Number of Active Subscriptions
Amount of users that have converted into paying subscribers.
Count of the total amount of tasks that each employee has completed.
Conversion Rate of Sessions to Orders
Amount of visitors to your website that actually buy something online.
Potential customers that have shown some interest in your company or product.
Amount of emails that each employee has received in the last period.
Amount of new tickets aimed for the development team over the last period.
Monetary value of each new purchase done on your website.
Amount of times your company has reached a planned stage in its progress.
Amount that a customer is expected to spend on your company during their lifetime.
Amount of new assets that a company has bought or created in the last period.
Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR)
Expected yearly revenue based on your current subscriptions. It’s the annualized version of the MRR.
Overview of the number of pending meetings you have in a certain period of time.
Last new tickets created during the last period.
Amount of times that a page has been viewed or refreshed during a specific period of time.
Assets that a company has bought or created in the last period.
The group of interactions an individual visitor has with the different content on your website.
The latest requests made during the last period.
Your company’s current MRR compared to past months’ results.
Monetary value of this month’s changes made in the subscriptions that affect your MRR.
Changes in a code that have been captured over the last period.
Total amount of opportunities that have turned into clients in the last period.
Amount of money the company is not going to earn due to a lost client.
Percentage of leads that are converting into clients during the last period.
Average amount of products that your customers are buying from your website in each purchase.
The monthly lost revenue due to cancelations or downgrades in the subscriptions.
Percentage of Closed Support Tickets Rated
Amount of times that you have been rated by customers after solving their support tickets.
Time spent talking on the phone with potential or current customers per day.
Number of New Requested Changes
Amount of alterations of some kind that have been demanded over the last period.
Average time it takes customers to be assisted from the moment they reach out through a support channel.
Average Revenue Per Unit (ARPU)
Estimated revenue a company is getting from one product or subscription per month.
Amount of new changes in the code captured over the last period.
Amount of active subscriptions and licenses a company has at the moment.
Net Subscription Quantity Change
Changes made in your amount of active subscriptions during the last period.
Updated amount that has been spent on ads in the last period.
New subscriptions that have been added recently and that will, therefore, contribute to your MRR.
Count of the new subscriptions you are getting during the last period.
Amount of times one of your shown ads has received a click from your audience.
Average amount of money your clients are spending on their orders.
Average Revenue Per Account (ARPA)
Average revenue a company is currently getting from each opened account.
Value of Upgraded Subscription MRR
MRR generated when a subscription changes to a higher plan.
Time spent by your agent in the last call with a client.
Total number of meetings a team or employee has already had in the last period measured.
Value of Downgraded Subscription MRR
MRR lost when a subscription changes to a lower plan.
Potential future customers that have shown some interest in your company or product in the last period.
Total number of new clients that your company has welcomed over the last period.
Total number of calls that your agents haven’t answered in the last period.
Percentage of calls that have been answered compared to the total amount of received calls over the last period.
The clients that have been waiting for the longest for your team to reply to their ticket.
The cost of advertising that takes the company to get a new customer.
Average of Received Rating Score
Average rating score clients are giving to your company in the last period.
Average time spent by your entire team in their calls with clients.
The cost of advertising that takes the company to get a new lead.
Amount of tickets that have been solved by the development team over the last period.
Amount of money that the company is spending on paying its various invoices.
Amount of money your new client’s account is worth.
Average amount of months that a customer stays in a company before leaving.
Amount of invoices a company has received in the last period.
Most recent change made by the development team.
Percentage of the people seeing your ad that actually click on it.
Number of Closed Support Tickets
Amount of clients that contacted your support channel and have already been answered.
Name of the last issue that was solved by the development team over the last period.
Total amount of products you’ve sold over the last period.
Name of the latest goal reached by an employee or team in the office.
Number of Merged Pull Requests
Total amount of developers’ requests that have been approved to be carried out.
Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR)
Revenue you get on a monthly basis per new customer that your company gets.
Count of the number of opportunities that haven’t turned into clients.
Total amount of issues aimed for the development team that has been opened but not completed yet.
Last change proposed by a developer that hasn’t been checked yet.
Total revenue generated by a specific channel compared to the total spend on ads in that channel.
Total amount of hours that a consultant has been hired for by a company.
Average amount of money a company pays to hire one of your consultants.
Total profit you get from companies hiring your consultants.
Amount of money that your company is paying back to a customer who is not satisfied with the product or service bought from you.
Total value charged that customers have questioned to the company in the last period.
Number of times your company has paid the money back to unsatisfied customers.
Total amount of fees that your company has charged in the last period.
Amount of times a customer has questioned your charge with their card issuer.
Total amount of payments from customers your company has collected over the last period.
Total amount of money that your company has given back to customers for an illegitimate charge on their credit card.
Number of New Balance Transactions
Amount of times a transaction has been made with the company’s credit card within the billing period.
Total monetary value of the payments from customers your company has collected over the last period.
Monetary value that your company is receiving from the latest charges made to customers.
Value of New Balance Transactions
Amount of money you’ve spent on transactions in the last billing period.
Total amount of new charges that your company has received in the last period.
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