SDR Analytics
The SDR dashboard is your personal command center. It surfaces what’s due today, how your outreach is landing, what to do next, and how you compare to the team — all on one page tuned for daily use.
Accessing the Dashboard
Go to Outbound → SDR to view your dashboard. The page is scoped to you (the signed-in user) and updates automatically as you complete tasks.
Layout
The dashboard is laid out as four panels — execution and outcomes on top, next-best actions and personal stats below.
┌──────────────────────┬──────────────────────┐│ Execution Health │ Outcome Feedback │├──────────────────────┼──────────────────────┤│ Action Guidance │ Personal Stats │└──────────────────────┴──────────────────────┘A date-range picker in the top-right controls every panel. Presets: Today, 7d, 14d, 30d, plus a custom range.
Execution Health
How well are you executing on your queue today?
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Tasks due | Number of outreach tasks scheduled for the active range |
| Tasks completed | Of those, how many you’ve completed |
| Completion rate | Tasks completed ÷ tasks due, shown as a progress bar |
| SLA adherence | Percentage of tasks completed within their target window |
Use this panel as your “am I keeping up?” check. A low SLA adherence with a high completion rate means you’re getting tasks done — but late.
Outcome Feedback
What’s the outreach actually producing?
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Replies (positive) | Replies classified as interested, asking questions, or moving forward |
| Replies (negative) | Replies classified as no-thanks, not-now, or unsubscribe |
| Conversations | Multi-message exchanges (a real back-and-forth, not just an auto-reply) |
| Meetings booked | Meetings scheduled from outbound activity in the date range |
Reply classification runs automatically — graph8 reads each reply and tags it positive or negative so the panel doesn’t require manual triage.
Action Guidance
The next-best-actions queue tells you what to do right now. Each card has:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Action type | Call, Email, or Follow-up |
| Contact | Who to reach |
| Why now | The signal that triggered this action (e.g., “replied 2 days ago”, “opened email twice”) |
| CTA | Click-through to start the action |
Actions are ordered by priority — the system picks the best next move based on contact engagement, sequence stage, and time-since-last-touch.
When the queue is empty, you’ll see an empty-state card. That means you’re caught up — pick a list and start a new sequence or dialer session.
Personal Stats
How are you doing relative to your team?
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Your reply rate | Your reply rate over the date range |
| Team average | The team’s reply rate over the same range |
| Difference | Your rate minus the team average — green if above, red if below |
| Trend | Whether your reply rate is going up or down vs the prior period |
Use this as a quick coaching signal. Above team average and trending up — keep doing what you’re doing. Below average and trending down — review the next set of replies for tone or timing patterns.
Manager View
The dashboard above is the SDR’s personal view. Sales managers and agency admins also have access to:
- Roll-up SDR list at Agency → Manage Orgs (when you manage multiple orgs)
- Org-restricted access — when an SDR is scoped to a specific org, the dashboard automatically filters to that org’s data only
For team-level reporting (rep-by-rep comparison, pipeline rollups, leaderboard), use the campaign and sequence dashboards in Engage.
Related
- Dialer → — Power dialer with built-in call analytics
- Sequencer → — Multi-channel outreach automation
- Inbox → — Where replies land for review and response
- Overview → — Org-wide analytics dashboard