Every group vs. target. Leaders shown separately and excluded from count. Group by any two properties.
Won deals vs. targets (weekly, monthly, annual). Renewals tracked separately. Twelve weeks history per rep.
Outreach pipeline from first touch to qualified. Shows exactly which step loses the most people.
Your HubSpot key lives in KayAI, so every app in the suite is already connected.
Your HubSpot key already lives in KayAI, so HubDash arrives connected.
HubDash reads your portal and works out which object holds your groups, who leads each group, and what your funnel stages are. You confirm. If a list you pick holds far more contacts than your groups do, it says so rather than putting a wrong number on the wall.
Open the display link on any TV. Boards rotate full-screen and update themselves. No login, no maintenance.
Twenty healthy groups and five empty ones average out to "fine". HubDash describes the shape of your memberlaunch, not only its size, so the number on the wall tells somebody what to do next.
Median group size and the spread around it, plus the range your middle half falls in. One empty group cannot drag those the way it drags an average.
Outliers are judged against your own spread rather than a number somebody picked, so the groups it names are the ones actually worth a conversation.
Headroom to target in people, and in how many groups' worth that is at your current size. Plus how concentrated memberlaunch is in your largest quarter.
A wall board is furniture. It sits in the room all day, so it should look like it belongs to your company rather than to a SaaS vendor.
Accent, background and typeface are yours to set, and your company name sits on the board as large as you want it. From across a room, it reads as your board.
The board measures itself and fits the room: a laptop, a 1080p TV and a 4K screen each get the right amount of detail, with nothing cut off and nothing lost in white space.
It shows the last numbers the moment it opens and refreshes behind the scenes, and it remembers where the rotation was. Nobody watches a loading screen in the middle of a standup.