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Your Dashboard Explained

Your dashboard is the first thing you see when you log in. It's designed to give you an immediate read on the health of your pipeline without needing to dig through reports. Here's a complete walkthrough of every section.


KPI Chips (Top Row)

Your Piqely Dashboard
Your Piqely Dashboard
*Your dashboard gives you a real-time view of pipeline performance across KPIs, meetings, inbox health, and PIQ score.*

The four chips at the top of your dashboard give you a real-time snapshot of your pipeline performance.

Total Meetings The total number of meetings in your pipeline across all statuses: pending review, booking link sent, booked, qualified, and disqualified. This is your cumulative pipeline volume.

Qualified Meetings Meetings that met your ICP criteria, occurred, and triggered a $250 fee. This is the number that matters for ROI tracking. A growing qualified count means your outbound is working.

Reply Rate The percentage of sent emails that received any reply. This is calculated across your active Smartlead campaign. Benchmark: 3–5% is strong, 5%+ is elite. If your reply rate drops below 2%, your sequence may need refreshing. Your CSM will proactively flag this.

Active Campaigns The number of campaigns currently in sending status. Most clients have 1 active campaign. If this shows 0 and your warmup is complete, contact your CSM.


Onboarding Checklist

This card appears until your pipeline is fully live. It tracks the four setup milestones:

  • Slack connected: Whether you've connected a Slack channel for meeting alerts (optional but recommended)
  • ICP configured: Whether your target industries and job titles are set in Settings → ICP Targeting
  • Inboxes ready: Whether your sending inboxes have hit 85%+ warmup reputation
  • Campaign live: Whether an active campaign is running
  • Each step shows a status (✅ done or the current state), and incomplete steps include a direct link to fix them. The checklist disappears automatically once your ICP, inboxes, and campaign are all green.

    Why does it matter? If the checklist is visible, something in your pipeline setup is incomplete. An unconfigured ICP means your prospect list may not be targeted correctly. Inboxes below 85% mean we haven't launched your campaign yet.


    Upgrade Banner

    If you're on the Standard plan, you'll see a banner explaining the benefits of PIQ Pro: dedicated branded sending domains and 12 exclusive inboxes. This banner disappears if you upgrade. See Standard vs PIQ Pro for the full comparison.


    Recent Meetings

    This section shows your 5 most recent meetings sorted by most recently booked. Each row shows:

  • Prospect name and company: who you're meeting with
  • Status badge: color-coded current pipeline stage:
  • - 🟡 Pending: Wire has flagged this as interested, awaiting booking link send - 🔵 Link Sent: Booking link has been sent to the prospect - 🟣 Booked: Prospect has scheduled a call - 🟢 Qualified: Call occurred and was auto-qualified; $250 charged - 🔴 Disqualified: No-show or removed from pipeline

    Click View all → to go to the full Meetings page with pipeline and list views, time filters, and CSV export.

    Tip: If you see meetings stuck in "Link Sent" for more than 5 days, it usually means the prospect opened the email but didn't book. Ask your CSM—Wire can send a follow-up nudge.


    Inbox Health

    This section shows the warmup status of your dedicated sending inboxes.

    What you'll see:

  • Each inbox email address and its domain
  • A color-coded status indicator:
  • - 🟢 Warmed: Inbox is ready to send (reputation 85%+) - 🟡 Warming: Still building reputation - 🔴 Issue: SMTP or IMAP connectivity problem (your CSM is notified automatically)
  • A warmup score or reputation percentage
  • Daily send limit vs. daily sent count
  • What "warming" means in practice: A new inbox needs to establish a sending history before ISPs (Gmail, Outlook) trust it. During warmup, our system automatically sends low-volume emails between warmed accounts and marks them as legitimate. This builds a track record that lets us send at full volume without spam flags.

    Why are some inboxes still orange? Warmup takes 22–28 days for new domains. If you're in week 1–3, orange is expected. The estimated go-live date in your Campaigns tab shows exactly when you can expect to start sending.


    PIQ Score Widget

    Your current PIQ (Pipeline Intelligence Quotient) score is displayed as a gauge with your five dimension scores:

    DimensionWhat it measures
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    Targeting PrecisionHow well your ICP matches your actual best customers
    Messaging ResonanceHow effectively your email copy generates replies
    Infrastructure HealthSender reputation, bounce rate, deliverability
    Qualification DisciplineHow consistently meetings meet ICP criteria
    Pipeline VelocityHow fast prospects move from reply to qualified
    The overall score is a weighted composite of all five (0–100 scale).

    Click anywhere on the PIQ widget to go to the full PIQ tab, where you'll see your trend chart across assessments, detailed dimension breakdowns, your ICP summary, and personalized recommendations.

    What's a good score? 65–79 is strong for an early-stage campaign. 80+ is elite. Most clients start around 40–55 and reach 70+ by month 3 as targeting and messaging get refined.


    Campaign Status Pill (Top Bar)

    In the top-right corner of every page, you'll see a status pill:

  • 🟡 Warming: Your inboxes are still building reputation
  • 🟢 Campaign Live: Sends are active
This pill is a quick sanity check. If it shows "Warming" but your launch date has passed, contact your CSM.


Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my dashboard show 0 meetings? If your campaign just launched, it typically takes 3–7 days to generate the first replies and 2–3 weeks for the first booking. Check your Campaigns tab to confirm sends are going out.

My PIQ score looks low—should I be worried? A low score at the start of your engagement is normal. It's a baseline, not a grade. The trend matters more than the absolute number. See How to Read Your PIQ Score.

The inbox health section shows a red inbox—what do I do? Your CSM is automatically notified when an inbox shows SMTP or IMAP issues. You don't need to do anything; we'll resolve it and let you know.

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