- Project Overview
- Title: Desktop and Mobile Dashboard for Sales managers(Sales Cycle)
- Objective: To develop a dedicated dashboard for PQP sales managers, providing real-time insights into the sales cycle performance, revenue trends, and cost-benefit analysis. The dashboard aims to track marketing expenses, revenue, and outstanding balances to optimize decision-making.
2. Description
- Before this dashboard, the Executive Dashboard only provided high-level revenue tracking but lacked real-time insights into sales cycle performance and marketing cost efficiency. This new Sales Cycle Dashboard bridges the gap by offering real-time tracking of sales cycle revenue, cost, and conversion rates.
3. Problem Statement
Key challenges faced by the sales team included:
- No clear breakdown of revenue per sales cycle.
- Inability to track the cost-effectiveness of marketing strategies (ads, emails, follow-ups).
- Lack of real-time visibility into outstanding balances per manager.
- Limited insights into revenue trends across multiple sales cycles.
To address these, a dashboard was developed to track revenue per sales cycle, analyze cost-benefit ratios, and monitor outstanding balances.
4. Challenges
- Extracting revenue per sales cycle from raw transaction data.
- Integrating sales cycle cost data with legacy tables for seamless analysis.
- Tracking unpaid balances and balance DAC (Debt After Collection).
- Distinguishing between old business revenue (pre-Dec 2023) and new sales cycle revenue.
5. Goal
The primary goal is to analyze the cost-to-benefit ratio of marketing expenses and track:
- Revenue per sales cycle.
- Sales cycle cost vs. revenue generated.
- Outstanding balance per sales manager.
- Conversion rates and effectiveness of lead follow-ups.
6. Methodology
To achieve these objectives, the following steps were taken:
- Sales Cycle Data Integration:
- The sales team provided a schedule containing Sales Cycle Name, Start Date, and End Date.
- A DAX-calculated table was created to track revenue per sales cycle based on these dates.
- Cost Data Import & ETL Process:
- Sales cycle cost data was provided separately by the team.
- The cost data was imported into the legacy table using ETL processes, ensuring seamless integration with existing sales data.
- DAX Calculation for Revenue Per Sales Cycle:
- Using the sales cycle start and end dates, DAX formulas were used to dynamically calculate total revenue per cycle.
- Sales Cycle Cost-to-Benefit Analysis:
- The total marketing spend per cycle was compared against revenue generated to derive the cost-to-benefit ratio.
- Balance and Bad Debt Ratio Calculation:
- Balance = Total Amount Owed by Customers.
- Bad Debt Ratio = outstanding balance against total revenue
7.Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Total Registrations: 2,286 (All-time)
- Total Activations: 981 (All-time)
- Old Business Revenue (Before Dec 2023): ₦49.64M
- Sales Cycle Revenue (Since Dec 2023): ₦85.04M
- Sales Cycle Cost (Marketing Spend): ₦8.95M
- Conversion Rate: 42.9%
- Leads: 790
- Bad Debt Percentage: 5.68%
8.Cost-to-Benefit Ratio Analysis
Insights:
- For every ₦1 spent on advertising, PQP generates ₦9.50 in revenue.
- The cost-to-benefit ratio of 10.5% indicates a strong return on marketing investment.
- This confirms that advertising, email campaigns, and follow-up calls are effectively driving revenue.
9.Recommendations
- Increase marketing spend slightly (if cost-to-benefit remains under 15%) to further boost revenue.
- Improve debt collection efforts among managers with high outstanding balances (Kezi, Deborah, Rita).
- Monitor low-performing sales cycles to adjust sales strategies and improve revenue.
- Assess marketing channels (social media vs. email vs. calls) to optimize advertising cost distribution.
- Target low-revenue months (e.g., Nov 2024) with strategic promotions to boost conversions.
10. Impact Insights
- Better ROI Analysis: Sales managers can now track how marketing costs impact revenue growth.
- Improved Debt Recovery Strategy: Identifying managers with high balances allows for focused payment follow-ups.
- Sales Performance Optimization: Managers can now adjust sales strategies in real-time based on dashboard insights.
- More Efficient Budget Allocation: Marketing spend can be optimized based on cost-to-benefit analysis.
11. Conclusion
- The Sales Cycle Dashboard has transformed how PQP monitors sales performance, marketing ROI, and outstanding balances. With a cost-to-benefit ratio of 10.5%, PQP’s marketing investment is delivering strong returns.
- Moving forward, reducing outstanding balances, optimizing marketing efficiency, and improving bad debt collection will be key focus areas to further enhance revenue growth and sales effectiveness.
- This report provides actionable insights into the efficiency of PQP’s sales cycle, ensuring that every marketing dollar spent generates measurable returns
Interactive Dashboard: Below, you can explore the interactive Power BI dashboard to test the full functionality and experience the KPIs, filters, and visualizations in real time.
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