
Funnels
2,271 installs, since February 2, 2021. 37 installs/month. Updated March 24, 2024.
Funnels and Tree/Journey diagrams for sales and marketing
Board views to visualise sales or marketing funnels and journey of items through the workflow.
Example use cases:
- show percentage of items dropping out at every stage of the process
- compare conversion rates between different lead sources
- find out how many steps are required to reach certain Status (e.g. close the sale)
- find bottlenecks in the process
Features:
- visualise funnels based on order of Statuses in your process
- visualise transitions of items across Statuses as Tree / Journey diagram
- use count of items or weight values to show relative size of nodes in diagrams (Number or Formula columns can be used to provide weights)
- drill down to show Status transitions of individual items
- customise graphs:
- drag and drop Statuses to change their default order
- show or hide any Statuses in the workflow
- use standard board Filters to filter out any items
- change scale of nodes - freely pan and zoom graphs
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