When you first log in to PaintScout, you will be greeted by your Dashboard; a quick snapshot into your business. In this article, we will be breaking down what insights you can gain from each section so you can make the most of your metrics and implement data-driven decisions for your business!

The 'Total Estimates' section provides a comprehensive overview of all estimates created by your team during a specified period. This includes estimates in different stages such as Sent, Viewed, Accepted, On Hold, and Declined. Estimates in Draft status are not considered in this section.

The Sent and Viewed estimates are presented in the order of their creation dates, providing a chronological view of your estimating activities.

Accepted estimates, on the other hand, are organized based on their acceptance dates. This allows you to gauge your close rate effectively and understand your team's performance in converting estimates to successful deals.

By expanding this section, you can access a detailed list of all the total estimates.

This refers to the number of accepted estimates. When filtering, estimates will be classified based on the date they were accepted. Similarly to the total estimates, you can click on the box to expand a list of closed estimates!
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This section shows all of the estimates that have yet to receive a firm yes or no answer from your customer, essentially any estimate that remains in a Sent or Viewed status. Again, you can click on the box to expand a list of open estimates! Use this section as a quick reference for estimates that may require additional care to close the sale!
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Refers to the average price calculated across all estimates that you have delivered. This metric can provide you insight into the average size or price of projects that you and your team are bidding on.

This takes into account your accepted estimates and calculates the average value. This metric can provide insight into the average size or price of projects that you and your team are successfully closing on.
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Taking into consideration the total dollars of your estimates delivered, this metric calculates the percentage of dollars successfully closed by your team in a given time period.

The Win Rate measures the number of estimates delivered by your team compared to the number of estimates accepted.
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