Your Cadence Analytics

Cadences offer a systematic method to manage and master your sales process. But consistent use of Cadences can leave you asking one very important question, "How are my Cadences performing?".

The Cadence Analytics centralize the important metrics about your Cadences in one convenient location. From the report, you can view a list of all Cadences, which you can filter and sort to your viewing preference. This visibility allows for comparison of Cadences so that you can see which campaigns are performing the best based on open rates, clicks, replies, and more in one listview.

To access the Cadence Analytics, select the Cadences tab on your Analytics toolbar.

In this article, you will learn all about the Cadence Analytics tab and its features, including:

• Cadence Analytics Overview
• Cadence Report Defaults
• Cadence Analytics Filters
• Sort Cadence Analytics
• Cadence Analytics Table

Cadence Analytics Overview

The Cadence Analytics show a detailed report of your team's Cadences. This way admins and users alike can report on the success of campaigns used by all team members and figure out which Cadences are most effective.

The first row of the report contains the total metrics based on your filter settings.

Each performance metric is visible in its own column. The columns include:

Cadence Report Defaults

Ideally, your report would be full of awesome metrics. However, if you are new to SalesLoft, or testing Cadences, or just haven't gotten the ball rolling, your metrics may show a lot of disheartening zeroes. 

By default, your Cadence Report only shows Cadences with data for the previous seven days. This gives you a simple list that is more manageable to digest, and you avoid needing to scroll through entries of Cadences that have no data.

Now, if there is no data to be found, SalesLoft will show an "empty state" message. The empty state message will prompt you to adjust your Time Range filter to bring in more results. Clicking the Learn More button will bring you to this article (if you clicked that already, welcome!). 

Things to Note: 

• All Cadences listed will contain results in at least one column (i.e., there will not be a full line of zeros).
• Cadences lacking any results for the specified date range will be excluded from the list and won't be displayed on the report. You can change your data range by using sorting and filtering options.

Cadence Analytics Filters

The Cadence Analytics can be filtered to analyze specific segments of users or time periods.

You will notice four filters above the Cadence Analytics table. The filers are separated into their own buttons based off of the type of button. The buttons will appear blue or white based on whether or not the filter is in use. 

Things to Note: Leaving the Cadence Analytics screen will reset the filters back to their default settings.

You can filter the report based on the following criteria: 

Time Range 

The Time Range filter allows you to view your data over a specific time period. The filter will default to 7 days when you arrive at the Cadence Analytics tab. Since the filter is already in use, the icon will appear blue. 

To edit the filter, follow these steps: 

1. Go to the Cadence Analytics tab. 
2. Click the Time Range filter icon (furthest to the left). A dropdown menu with your filter options will appear. 
3. Select your filter from the following options:
   • Today
   • Yesterday
   • 7 Days
   • Week to Date
   • Month to Date
   • Year to Date
   • 30 days
   • 90 days
   • Custom: Select your own filter range by choosing a Start Date and End Date.
4. Click Apply.

Owner(s)

The SalesLoft Owner filter allows you to select your entire team of SalesLoft users, a select group, or individual team members. This filter is second from the left. It will default to show everyone on your SalesLoft team. 

To edit the user whose data you see, click the Owner filter and select from the following options:

• All Users
• You
• Specific Users (may require additional permission)
• Users in Specific Group (may require additional permission)

Cadence Type

The Cadence Type filter decides whether personal and/or team Cadences will appear in your Cadence Analytics view. This filter option is the third filter from the left. 

Filtering Cadences by type provides possible answers to the following Cadence question: What are my team Cadence results for the selected date range?

The default state is ALL Cadence types, including both team and personal Cadences.

To include/exclude team or personal Cadences in the Cadence list, select the Type filter and click your preference. The updated Cadence list will now include Cadences filtered by type. 

Archived

The Archived filter allows you to include archived Cadences in your results. Including archived Cadences provides potential answers to the following Cadence questions:

• How do my archived Cadence results compare to my active Cadences?
• What kind of results did we have on our previously archived Cadences?
• Can I ensure that archived Cadences are excluded from my results?

The Archived filter will be in the middle of the page, next to the Type filter. It will be not be pre-filtered, so unlike the other filters, it will default to a white button meaning there is no selection. The default state is no archived Cadences included in the Cadence list.

To include archived Cadences in your Cadence list, click the Archived filter and select Include Archived. The updated Cadence list will now include archived Cadences.

To remove archived Cadences from the list, click the "X" to Clear selected value on the right of the highlighted Archived filter.

Sort Cadence Analytics 

Each column header can also be used to sort the list. To sort the Cadences to fit your preference, follow these steps:

1. Select the appropriate column header. The header name will turn blue.
2. Use the arrow to the right of the header name to set the sorting direction. The arrow will point up or down (ascending or descending order) to reflect the order of the list.

Cadence Analytics Table 

All of your Cadence Analytics metrics are listed out in the Cadence Analytics table.

Since there are so many metrics to view, you can scroll horizontally down the list of metrics in a clean and concise view.

The Name column is known as a "freeze column." This means that it will remain anchored (or frozen) when you horizontally scroll through the rest of the analytics in the table.