Who can use this
- Admins, team admins, RevOps owners, and reporting owners with reporting access.
- Users who have been granted reporting access for all dashboards or selected dashboards.
Before you start
- Confirm reporting is enabled for the workspace.
- Make sure the setup owner has reporting access and creation permission.
- Decide whether starter dashboards should be created for sales, customer success, product, or a specific team.
- Confirm call grading should be enabled before adding a default sales grading rubric.
Steps
- In onboarding, leave enabled only the defaults your team wants: Sales Dashboard, Customer Success Dashboard, Product Dashboard, and Sales Grading Rubric.
- If you are already in Reporting, use Add Default Dashboard to create a sales, customer success, or product dashboard.
- When creating default dashboards from Reporting, choose a team if the dashboard should be team-specific.
- For sales dashboards, review any competitor picklist prompt before treating competitor reports as ready.
- Grant reporting access to the right viewers after defaults are created.
- Review the generated dashboards and edit or remove reports that do not match your operating cadence.
What to expect
- If the onboarding user does not have reporting access, the reporting defaults step is skipped.
- Admins and team admins can have full reporting access; other users depend on reporting access grants.
- Reporting access grants can allow all dashboards, selected dashboards, and creation permission.
- Default dashboards are starting points. They need enough relevant meeting, CRM, and reporting field data before their results are meaningful.
Common issues
- A user expects to see Reporting in the sidebar but does not have reporting access.
- Defaults are created before reporting fields, grading rubrics, or source data are ready.
- A dashboard is visible to admins but not to a viewer with a narrower reporting grant.
- A default dashboard exists, but a filter, team selection, time range, or missing source data makes it look empty.