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Dashboard and leads
9 · Sheet View

The master log as one spreadsheet, with the problem jobs already flagged

The cards are built for working one job. Sheet View is built for spotting the one job out of forty that has gone wrong. Tap 📊 Sheet View at the top of See More Leads and every opportunity is one row: date, customer, job number, result, address, city, phone (tap to call), contract, commission, install date and status, payment, miles and flags.

Problem rows are banded so they can't be scrolled past — red needs attention now, orange is one to watch — and each flag says why: sold with no job number, an install date that passed, installed but not funded, rescheduled, or sold with no install date yet. Tap any column header to sort by it, type to filter by name, job number or city, or tap Issues only. Pick the window, from this week to all time.

The ▸ on any row opens that job's own timeline: everything that changed on it, and when. Recent Changes shows the same across every opportunity at once, so you see what moved since you last looked. The office tabs turn the same sheet into the office board (And the rest).

Sheet View: one row per opportunity with result pills, contract, commission, install date and status, problem rows banded red or orange with their flags, and one row opened to show its timeline.
The master log in Sheet View. Customer surnames, addresses, phone numbers and job numbers are obscured on purpose. Tap the image to fill the screen.
How you use it
  1. Open See More Leads and tap 📊 Sheet View.
  2. Tap Issues only, or a column header to sort by it.
  3. Tap ▸ on a row to see what changed on that job, and when.
  4. Tap Recent Changes to see what moved across every job.

What it does, step by step

  1. Open See More Leads and tap πŸ“Š Sheet View.
  2. Every opportunity is one row: date, customer, job number, result, address, city, phone, contract, commission, install date and status, payment, miles and flags.
  3. Problem rows are banded red (needs attention now) or orange (watch), and each flag says why: no job number, install date passed, installed but not funded, rescheduled, or sold with no install date.
  4. Tap a column header to sort, type to filter, or tap Issues only. Pick the window from this week to all time.
  5. Tap β–Έ on a row for that job's timeline, or Recent Changes for what moved across every job.

Time it saves Estimates

TaskBy hand, typicallyWith the app, typically
Finding the jobs that have gone wrong30–60 min checking job by jobBanded at a glance
Working out what changed on a jobDigging through historyOne tap on the row
Sorting the book by install date or contractA spreadsheet exportOne tap on the header

Typically 1–2 hours a week for a rep with a full book.

Typical estimates, not guarantees.

Errors it prevents Guesstimates

Time figures are typical estimates for an active rep, not guarantees. Error figures are guesstimates for a rep closing about 10 jobs a month. Both vary with the rep, the office and the job.

Who it helps

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