Executive Dashboard Light gives leadership a clear, CRM-driven view of pipeline, activity, referrers, agents, properties, and operational follow-through using data already available in Journey CRM.
The first executive dashboard should avoid dependency on PMS or external financial systems. It should focus on conversion and operational visibility already captured in Journey: leads, prospects, tours, tasks, communications, referrers, agents, sources, and properties.
Total Leads
CRM volume
Inquiry creation and trend over time.
Tours
Conversion signal
Scheduled and completed tour activity.
Referrals
Partner health
Top referrer sources and trends.
Tasks
Accountability
Open, overdue, and completed work.
2. Planned KPI Set
Category
KPIs
Purpose
Pipeline
Total leads, active prospects, tours scheduled, tours completed, conversions where available.
Lead volume, tour volume, source mix, overdue work, conversion trend.
Compare properties.
Source / Referrer
Referral volume, lead quality, conversion contribution, recent activity.
Identify best acquisition channels.
Communication
SMS, email, calls, missed calls, unread replies.
Monitor responsiveness.
Lead Scoring
Hot leads, warming leads, cooling leads.
Identify immediate opportunities.
3. Dashboard Data Flow
flowchart TD
A[Guest Cards] --> H[Dashboard Aggregation]
B[Tasks] --> H
C[Appointments] --> H
D[Communications] --> H
E[Referrers] --> H
F[Lead Sources] --> H
G[Lead Scores] --> H
H --> I[KPI Tiles]
H --> J[Charts / Lists]
H --> K[Drilldowns]
K --> L[Prospect List]
K --> M[Guest Card]
K --> N[Referrer Record]
4. Dashboard Views
Portfolio View
Leadership-level overview across PMCs/properties where permissions allow.
Property View
Single-property performance including pipeline, tasks, tours, and source performance.
Agent View
Activity and assignment view by individual agent or team.
Referrer View
Referral activity and relationship performance across professional sources.
5. Detailed User Cases
User Case 1: Owner wants property comparison
Scenario: Owner wants to know which property is converting better this month.
System behavior: Dashboard compares lead volume, tours, active prospects, overdue tasks, and source mix.
Result: Owner can identify whether performance issue is demand, staffing, or follow-up.
User Case 2: Manager checks stale pipeline
Scenario: Sales manager wants to know which leads need attention.
System behavior: Dashboard surfaces stale leads, no-response risks, and hot leads without follow-up.
Result: Manager can intervene before opportunities are lost.
User Case 3: Referrer strategy review
Scenario: Leadership wants to know which referral partners are producing quality leads.
System behavior: Dashboard shows source/referrer volume and conversion signals.
Result: Outreach efforts focus on better partners.
6. Filters and Drilldowns
Filters
Date range, PMC, property, agent, source, referrer, lead status, lead score band, and activity type.
Drilldowns
Click KPI to open related records: prospect list, guest card, referrer, appointment list, task list, or communication records.
7. Data Boundary
Included Initially
Deferred Until Integration
Lead/prospect counts
Actual occupancy from PMS
Tasks and appointments
Revenue data from PMS/accounting
Agent activity
Average length of stay
Referrer/source performance
Move-outs
Communication volume
Marketing spend from ad platforms
8. Acceptance Criteria
Dashboard shows CRM-based KPI tiles.
Users can filter by date, property, agent, source, and status where data exists.
KPI drilldowns open related records.
Dashboard respects role/property access.
Dashboard does not show PMS-dependent metrics unless integration data exists.
Dashboard can incorporate lead scoring and reporting updates.