Reports & analytics

Built-in dashboards for the agency’s core questions, plus custom dashboards you assemble widget by widget.

Reports in the sidebar is where you measure the agency — pipeline movement, delivery conversion, fees billed, consultant performance. A global date range (last 30 / 90 days, 12 months, this quarter, this year, all time) applies across whichever dashboard you're reading.

Built-in dashboards

DashboardQuestion it answers
Agency OverviewHow is the desk doing overall — pipeline at a glance, applications over time, movement.
Job OrdersHow is the job book performing — intake, open roles, commercial value and coverage gaps.
Placement FinanceWhat have we billed and collected — fee income, rebates, invoice status and payment status.
Delivery FunnelWhere do candidates stall — the application funnel, stage flow, interview outcomes.
Recruiting DepthWhere delivery needs attention — stage aging, source effectiveness and recruiter workload.

Custom dashboards

Click New dashboard to build your own (e.g. "Recruiter performance") and add widgets with the report editor:

  1. Choose what to measure and how to slice it — by consultant, client, job, period.
  2. Pick a chart type and, for trends, a time granularity (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly).
  3. Save — the widget joins the dashboard and reruns on live data every time you open it.

Creating or changing custom dashboards requires report-editing access. Only a custom dashboard's owner can edit it. Placement Finance is visible only to users with finance-reporting access.

Reports worth having

  • Pipeline by stage — where is everyone in process, and where do they stall?
  • Submissions by consultant — who's putting candidates forward, at what conversion?
  • Fees billed by period — how did we actually do last month/quarter?
  • Placements by client — which accounts produce, which only consume effort?
  • Outcomes by reason — why are we losing the candidates and business we lose?

Data quality caveats

  • Reports read your records — placements without fees, jobs without closed reasons and stale stages all show up as holes in charts.
  • Record outcomes with reasons consistently; the funnel and win/loss charts are only as honest as the exits you log.

Make one dashboard per management ritual — the Monday pipeline meeting, the monthly billing review — so the meeting starts from the same numbers every time.

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