Jun 8, 202010:40 PM - last edited on Apr 27, 20216:02 AM by jbogaert
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[JUN 9] Closed | Reporting Clinic with Nakul Kadaba
Inbound Consultant Nakul Kadaba ( @nkadaba ) is back in the Power User Community all day onTuesday, June 9 to help you tackle your toughest reporting questions.
Curious about how to model your sales team's output more precisely or attribute marketing campaigns more accurately? Ask away below.
Post your tricky reportingquestionsin the thread. Take a look at your peers' questions, too, to see if you can lend your expertise!
[JUN 9] Closed | Reporting Clinic with Nakul Kadaba
This is great! I'm looking to do some reporting based on email sending domains. I know this is not available at the moment, but would be great to be able to split out reports based on that criteria. We have over 80 domains within our portal, all sending emails for different brands. Thanks!
[JUN 9] Closed | Reporting Clinic with Nakul Kadaba
@Aaron-WC, @kbarhoover, and @DanielHird have also brought some great ideas/questions around reporting in the past, too! Wanted to make sure you guys saw this
[JUN 9] Closed | Reporting Clinic with Nakul Kadaba
Nakul,
Thank you for doing this. I do have something that I'm trying to get put into a nice report. In our terminal its known as Partner Intent Score. This property allows acontact record to recive points for interations and basically then gives the contact a score which is to indicate how "hot" the contact is as it relates to our products.
What I'm being asked to provide is some more insights beyond just the number score. I've been asked how to show (by contact) why they have this score? What is it that they've done to give them 256 points? The issue that I have is that there is a list which has atleast 50+ triggers which give and take away points from contacts based on actions. Think webinar sign up, webinar attendance, page visits, supoort emails etc. In a perfect world there would be some pretty pie chart, bar chart or something that could easily display this info. Other than building 50+ lists and giving the sales folks access to see what lists the contact is a memeber of, I cant think of an easy way to accomplish this.
I've also been asked to show changes in score over history. Did they just move from a 130 and jumped to a 460? that person is obviously busy and an awesome lead. But historical tracking for this property is an issue to pull up.
I'd love some help trying to figure out how to pull these types of reports for my sales folks. Thank you.
Thanks for your message here. Interesting use of the custom lead scoring properties available in HubSpot.
To help indicate what this contact(s) did to deserve this particular score, you can use properties as filters noting a "minimum threshold" - i.e. someone achieving MQL status, or indicating that they are a partner - and filtering that out to show their average score based on form submissions (number of unique form submissions - a contact property) or email engagement (many under contact properties).
It's not possible to show the progression of a contact through lead scoring right now, at least in a report, but i'm happy to submit feedback on your behalf to our product team to allow this capability. Some integrations may allow further nuances around this subject, such as this one: https://ecosystem.hubspot.com/marketplace/apps/marketing/abm/madkudu.