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Understand Dashboards

Manage work and track card progress

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Written by Will Swayne
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Dashboards allow you to check the overall progress of your current work and quickly access specific cards.

Dashboards display two main types of information:

  • Columns that represent stages in the dashboard life cycle.

  • Cards that represent individual potential, active, or reviewable deals.

Contents


Overview

Each column on the dashboard represents a different stage. Each card typically starts out in the first column and progresses across the columns as you work on it.


Cards

Every card on a dashboard displays a quick summary of the key information about it. The specific information displayed depends on the dashboard type, but typically includes:

  • Title - Set by the person who creates the card. Typically, it includes the client's name, but it might include extra details (e.g., it's a commercial loan).

  • Owner - The person or team in charge of the card.

  • Key dates - Important dates for this card. For example, a lead card will display Finance, Settlement, and Stage Due dates.


Dashboard toolbars

The Leads and Deals dashboards have a collection of tools at the top of the page.

  1. Add a new card.

  2. Search for text within the title, owner, or contacts on a card.

  3. Filter the dashboard to only display certain cards.

  4. Expand and collapse all columns.

  5. Display the dashboard as a list instead of a set of columns and cards.

Exclusive to the Deals dashboard, click an icon to quickly expand or collapse the first four columns, the middle four columns, or the last four columns.


Custom dashboards

You can add, remove, or modify the dashboards that BrokerEngine displays to meet the needs of your broker group.

You can customise a dashboard's:

  • Name - This is displayed in the Boards menu and on the dashboard's page.

  • Type - Affects the default automation processes running.

  • Stages - The phases that a card goes through on a dashboard. These should correlate to how you move people through your sales and deal processes.

  • FinanceVault visibility - If you have status tracking enabled, your clients can view the progress of their deals in FinanceVault. These settings allow you to fine-tune their experience.

You can set up dashboards and workflow automation for any common processes you need to track. They're especially useful for compliance-related processes that require specific tasks always to be completed and documented because you can then keep track of whether those tasks have been completed correctly.


Dashboard types

These dashboard types are available in BrokerEngine:

  • Lead

  • Deal

  • Review

  • Switch

  • Construction

  • Maintenance

  • Commercial

  • Asset Finance

  • Insurance

  • Custom 1-10
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Stage mapping

These stage types are available for dashboards in BrokerEngine:

  • New Lead

  • Appointment Booked

  • Interview Held

  • Loan Strategy Report

  • Presentation Held

  • Warm prospects

  • Hot prospects

  • Lost Opps (Last two weeks)

  • On Hold

  • Get Supporting Docs

  • Prepare Deal for AIP

  • Sent for AIP

  • AIP Issued

  • Prep Deal for Formal

  • Submitted for Conditional

  • Conditional Approval

  • Submitted for Formal

  • Formal Approval

  • Mortgage Documents Issued

  • Mortgage Docs Return

  • Ready to Settle

  • Settlement Booked

  • Settlement

  • Lost/Declined

  • Variations

  • Progress Payments

  • Misc Post Settlement


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