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What is a metric in SalesScreen?

A metric in SalesScreen is a KPI you can use to track performance in widgets, competitions, achievements, and slides.

Written by Marius Ekerholt

Role
Any SalesScreen user

Plan
All plans

Prerequisites / who this applies to

  • You can log in to the SalesScreen web app

  • Your admins have already created some metrics in Manage → Metrics

What does a metric do?

  • A metric defines what you are measuring (for example revenue, meetings, calls).

  • SalesScreen uses the metric in dashboards, competitions, achievements, battles, slides, and mobile widgets.

  • Metrics are created by admins; you only need to pick the right one.

Where can I use metrics?

You choose a metric whenever you set up or view:

  • Dashboard widgets and mobile widgets

  • Competitions (including points metrics)

  • Achievements and Scorecards

  • Battles

  • Slides on screens

The metric controls which data is shown and how it’s calculated (for example sum, average, percentage).

How do I know which metric to choose?

  • Look at the name and description – admins should describe clearly what it measures.

  • Check tags – they can show purpose (for example “Outbound”, “Meetings”, “Revenue”).

  • If you are unsure, ask your manager/admin which metric your team uses for that KPI.

What happens next

Once you pick the right metric:

  • Widgets, competitions and achievements will use the same definition of that KPI everywhere.

  • Your Dashboard, leaderboards and targets will line up with how your team measures results.

  • If something looks off, you can quickly check which metric is used and talk to your admin if it needs to change.


What if this doesn’t work?

  • The widget/competition shows 0 or wrong numbers
    You may have picked the wrong metric. Check the metric name and description, or ask your manager which metric should be used.

  • I can’t find a metric that matches what I need
    Your admin might need to create a new one. Ask them to add or adjust a metric for that KPI.

  • Numbers look different between two widgets
    They may use different metrics or different time filters. Compare the metric names and date ranges in each widget.

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