Compare campaigns in context
Review call activity by campaign and the information available for each call. Use comparable periods and consistent outcome definitions when evaluating performance.
Review call activity, sources, destinations, and recorded outcomes across your campaigns.
Reporting & monitoring · Built for US call workflowsAll sample calls
The sample chart shows call activity across a working week. Volume is the first question, not the final outcome.
Connected sample calls
Changing the view helps you investigate whether the receiving team handled the incoming demand.
Read the result behind the total
Compare saved outcomes with call activity. These illustrative figures are not customer performance claims.
Explore the steps above. Sample details show the workflow, not a live account.
Reporting & monitoring
Reporting should help you ask a better question than “Did the phone ring?” Bring call volume together with the source, connection, and outcome details that explain what your marketing actually generated.
Review call activity by campaign and the information available for each call. Use comparable periods and consistent outcome definitions when evaluating performance.
Move from a summary into call details. Listen to available recordings or read transcripts when a change in performance needs an explanation.
Use filtered reports and CSV exports for a campaign review. Keep the chosen filters and date range clear so another person can understand the figures.
From setup to review
Decide which campaign, time period, or call outcome you want to examine.
Apply the relevant filters and review the underlying calls.
Share the report and the conversation details that support your next decision.
Make an informed choice
A call analytics report should explain where demand came from, whether the receiving team answered, and which inquiries met your qualification rule. Lead Source connects campaign activity with call details and recorded outcomes. Filter the period you need, investigate the underlying conversations, and export results for a more detailed review.
Define each measure before comparing campaigns. Total attempts, answered calls, unique inquiries, qualified opportunities, and booked work describe different stages. Use the same dates, timezone, and qualification rules on both sides of a comparison. Bring advertising spend from the relevant source and document how you matched it; a call report does not automatically establish campaign profit.
| Campaign | Ad spend | Qualified inquiries | Spend per qualified inquiry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Repair search | $1,200 | 12 | $100 |
| Seasonal promotion | $900 | 6 | $150 |
In this example, spend divided by qualified inquiries gives $100 and $150. That identifies a question worth reviewing, not an automatic instruction to stop the second campaign. The campaigns may serve different services, have different margins, or produce bookings on different timelines. Small samples also make apparent differences less dependable.
Add the explanation behind each result: unanswered calls, repeat inquiries, service mismatch, and outcomes still awaiting review. Separate advertising spend from tracking costs unless your chosen metric explicitly includes both. Assign one next action and an owner. Use the same definitions in the next reporting period so your team can see whether that action helped.
Use an editable workbook for spend, qualified inquiries, and review notes.
Calculate cost per qualified callChoose the numerator, denominator, and reporting window deliberately.
Explore call tracking ROI assumptionsModel scenarios using your own inputs, with assumptions visible.
A closer look
Explore the workflow above, then bring your own requirements to an early-access conversation.
Only if the relevant outcome has been recorded. A connected call or long duration is not automatically a completed sale.
Yes. Report exports let you download filtered results as CSV files for spreadsheets or another review process.
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