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Leads Reporting

Reading the Leads reporting tab: the awaiting approval banner, the four headline figures, the period and owner filters, pipeline by stage, the ageing leads table, conversion funnel, lost by reason, leads by source, performance by owner, and CSV export.

Written by Si Evans

Reporting shows what is sitting with clients, what is converting, and which leads have gone quiet. It is on the Reporting tab of the Leads board, alongside Active Leads, Won / Lost Leads and Current Activities.

Reporting is visible to everyone, not restricted to admins. It works from your existing lead history, so figures appear as soon as the tab is opened.

Fresh, ageing, and fragile leads

Reporting groups leads by how long they have gone without activity, as well as by the stage they sit in. A lead is fresh to begin with, becomes ageing when nothing has been logged for a set period, and becomes fragile after a longer one.

Thresholds are set per stage, because stages are not comparable. A new enquiry sitting untouched for a week is normal. A proposal awaiting a response for a week is not. Thresholds are configured in Setting up the Leads module, which also shows your own median time in each stage.

Only your actions reset the 'fragile' status in the report. Logging an activity, adding a note, working on the proposal, and moving the lead all count. A client viewing the proposal, opening an email, or receiving an automated reminder does not.

The awaiting approval banner

The banner across the top of the page shows the total value of proposals currently out with clients, the number of those proposals, and how many have gone quiet against their stage threshold. Where none have, it reads "Nothing has gone quiet".

Where leads have gone quiet, the banner links through to them. A practice with only closed leads sees "No open leads" and a prompt to add one.

The Awaiting approval banner showing the value out with clients and how many have gone quiet.

The four headline figures

Four figures sit below the banner. Money figures say whether they're a month or a year, following the deal value setting in Lead Settings.

  • Open pipeline: the total value of everything still live, with the number of leads in play. As at today.

  • Won fees: what has been won in the selected period, with the percentage change on the prior period.

  • Ageing leads: the total value of leads past their stage threshold, with the number ageing or fragile.

  • Win rate: the proportion of closed deals won in the period, shown as a percentage and as a count. A lead counts as lost on the day it moved into your Lost stage, whether by Mark as Lost, dragging the card, the API or an AI assistant. Leads lost with the Disqualified reason are left out of the win rate altogether.

Before 27 October 2026, a lead dragged into Lost on the board wasn't counted as lost. Past periods were recounted on that date, so if your practice drags leads into Lost, win rates for earlier periods now read lower than they did.

The four headline figures: open pipeline, won fees, ageing leads and win rate.

Period and owner filters

Above the widgets, Won/Lost Period sets the reporting period: This month, Last month, This quarter, Last 90 days, or Custom. The Owner filter takes one or more lead owners, so a manager can see a team's figures together. With owners picked, the by owner table highlights each of them, and the pipeline and ageing CSV exports hold only their leads. Clear Filters resets both.

The period applies to dated figures only. Widgets labelled As at today are always current, because pipeline value and ageing are questions about the present rather than a historical period. On the by owner table, won figures and median days to close follow the period, while open leads and pipeline are as at today.

Pipeline by stage

A bar for each stage on your board, where the length is the total value sitting in that stage and the colour split shows how much of it is fresh, ageing, or fragile. Stages come from your board, thresholds from Lead Settings.

Each stage shows its lead count, its total value, and a median chip giving your median time in that stage. The chip is coloured against the ageing threshold you have set, so a stage running well past its threshold stands out.

A line underneath totals the value that is ageing or fragile, and reports how many leads have no value set. Those leads are counted in lead numbers but excluded from value totals.

The pipeline by stage widget, showing a horizontal bar per stage split into fresh, ageing and fragile segments, with lead counts, stage values, and median time chips.

The ageing leads table

Every lead past its stage's ageing threshold, sorted longest quiet first. Columns cover the client, the stage, days quiet, the last activity and its date, the owner, and the deal value.

Unassigned leads and leads that have never been touched are highlighted, as those are the most likely to have been missed rather than deliberately parked.

The table shows the 50 longest quiet. Where there are more, a link at the bottom opens the full set in the list view.

The ageing leads table, with columns for client, stage, days quiet, last activity, owner and deal value.

Conversion funnel

How leads moved through your stages in the period, so you can see where they stall. Leads lost with the Disqualified reason show as a hatched segment, kept apart from the rest. Follows the period and owner filters. The label above the widget names the time basis it uses.

The conversion funnel, with a bar per stage split into no decision, progressed, won, lost and disqualified.

Lost by reason

The reasons given for leads lost in the period, with a row per reason showing the number lost, the lost fees and the change on the prior period. Disqualified is shown separately. Follows the period and owner filters.

The lost by reason widget, with a row per reason showing the number lost, lost fees and change on the prior period.

Leads by source

Where your leads came from, so you can see which sources convert. Follows the period and owner filters.

The leads by source table showing leads, share, won, average fee and won fees per source.

Performance by owner

The same pipeline split by lead owner, showing open leads, pipeline value, win rate, won value, and median days to close for each person. Leads with no owner appear as an Unassigned row, and a DQ column counts each owner's disqualified leads, which stay out of their won fraction.

Won figures and median days to close cover the selected period. Open leads and pipeline value are as at today.

The by owner table showing each lead owner's open leads, pipeline, won, DQ, won value and median days to close.

Exporting report data

Each widget has its own CSV button in its top right corner, which exports that widget's data only. In the by owner export a disqualified lead's Outcome reads Disqualified, and the closed leads export shows the date each lead moved into Lost as Closed on.

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