One report. One leak. One number to fix this week.
Your pipeline already knows why revenue is stuck. The Insights agent reads it and hands you a single funnel report: how many leads arrived, how many you reached and qualified, how many became sales, and the exact stage where the most walked away. Then it names that leak, in words.
More dashboards never made anyone a decision.
Meta has a dashboard. Google has a dashboard. Your CRM has six. What Monday morning needs is one number and one thing to do about it.
Dashboards everywhere, decisions nowhere
Every tool reports its own slice in its own units. You can spend an hour reading them all and still not know what to change this week.
Budgets move on gut feel
Without a funnel, spend follows the loudest voice in the room. The campaign that fills forms keeps getting money while the one that fills the calendar gets ignored.
The leak between stages has no owner
Leads rarely die inside a stage. They die between stages: qualified but never booked, booked but never attended. Nobody is watching the gaps.
One funnel, one leak, and numbers you can act on before lunch.
The full funnel, with the drops
New leads, reached and qualified, sales: every stage in one report, with the drop-off percent between each pair, plus how your appointments ended and the no-pickup rate. The shape of the business in ten seconds.
drop-off percent at every stageThe biggest leak, called out in words
The report does not make you hunt through charts. It says it plainly: Qualified to Booked lost 38% this week. That one sentence is your priority list.
the leak, namedSpeed-to-lead, measured
The median time from a lead arriving to the first reply going out, tracked week after week. It gets a number of its own because speed decides bookings.
median speed-to-lead, weeklyA nudge that keeps the data honest
A funnel is only as true as the outcomes behind it. Insights lists every appointment with no outcome marked and nudges the team to close the record, so next week's report can be trusted too.
no outcome left unmarkedFrom raw pipeline to one thing to fix, every single week.
The watch
Everything the other agents do lands in the pipeline: captures, replies, calls, bookings, outcomes. Insights reads all of it.
new leads: 214
outcomes: collected
The math
The funnel is computed stage by stage, with the drop-off percent between every pair of stages.
leads → qualified → sales
drops: per stage
The callout
The biggest leak is named in plain words, next to the week's median speed-to-lead.
Qualified → Booked: -38%
speed-to-lead: 41s median
The fix
You pick the one number to move. The unmarked-outcomes nudge cleans the record so next week's report is just as true.
unmarked outcomes: 6
action: fix one thing
Made for owners who want one answer, not another login.
Dentists
See how many enquiries became patients in the chair this month, and the exact stage where the rest slipped away.
WyseB for dentists →SaaS
Demo requested, demo attended, trial started, deal closed: the drop between each pair is the number your next sprint is about.
WyseB for SaaS →Custom tours
Peak season is short. A weekly leak callout tells you what to fix while the season is running, not in a post-mortem after it.
WyseB for custom tours →Read this week's funnel in the live demo.
A report is waiting in the demo pipeline: the stages, the drops between them, and the leak named at the top. See what Monday feels like when the answer arrives before the meeting.