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Team KPI and TV dashboards
Every entry in Team KPI and TV dashboards
A to Z. Each card links to the product.
Nothing here matches all of those stamps.
What this kind of dashboard is
This category covers hosted tools built to show a small set of business numbers on a shared screen, usually an office TV, a monitor by a desk, or a browser tab a manager checks each morning. They pull data from a CRM, a help desk, an ad platform or a spreadsheet and turn it into a handful of large, glanceable charts, refreshed automatically rather than rebuilt by hand each week.
Who it suits
This fits a sales, support or marketing team that wants its own numbers visible without building a custom reporting system. It suits an office that wants a TV in the hallway showing live deal counts or support tickets. It does not suit someone who needs deep, ad hoc analysis across many data sources; that job belongs to a full business intelligence platform instead.
How to choose
Pricing is the sharpest divide in this category. Geckoboard and Klipfolio charge a flat fee with no free plan, aimed at a team that already knows it wants a dedicated wallboard. BoardQ offers a free tier for a couple of leaderboards before its paid plan starts, which suits a smaller team testing the idea first. Databox also has a lasting free plan for one user and a handful of data sources.
Who the tool is built for also varies. AgencyAnalytics and DashThis are built around marketing agencies reporting to clients, with pricing that scales per client rather than per internal user. Plecto leans into sales gamification, adding contests and rewards on top of the same live numbers. iDashboards sits at the more expensive, more customizable end, aimed at a company building several different operational dashboards rather than one wallboard.
Most of these tools connect directly to the systems that already hold your data, a CRM, a help desk, an ad account, rather than asking you to export a spreadsheet first. Check that a tool supports the systems your team already uses before committing.
For dashboards built around a company's full data warehouse rather than a handful of live metrics, see business intelligence and analytics instead.
Questions people ask
What is a KPI dashboard?
It is a screen that tracks a small set of numbers a team cares about, like sales closed this week, support tickets open, or website signups, updated automatically from the tools that already hold that data. Unlike a full business intelligence platform, most KPI dashboard tools are built to be simple to set up and easy to read from across a room.
What are examples of good KPI dashboards?
A sales team might track deals closed, pipeline value and calls made. A support team might show open tickets, average response time and customer satisfaction. A good one shows few enough numbers that someone can read the whole screen in a few seconds.
How do I prepare a KPI dashboard?
Start by picking the handful of numbers that actually change how the team works day to day, then connect the tool to the systems that already hold that data, a CRM, a help desk or an ad platform. Most of the products in this category connect directly rather than needing a spreadsheet in between.