CRM reports, Power BI, DataLens, Looker Studio, Google Sheets, Excel and other BI tools are used to build dashboards. The choice depends on where the data is stored, how many sources need to be combined, how often the indicators should be updated and what reports the manager needs.
To understand how to build a sales dashboard, you first need to define the management task: what decisions the manager will make based on the data. Then you choose the metrics, data sources, visualization format and update frequency. If you need to see the customer journey from advertising to payment, end-to-end sales analytics is connected. If the team spends too much time on manual reports, sales reporting automation helps solve this.
In simple terms, end-to-end analytics is a system that connects advertising channels, requests, sales, payments and repeat purchases into one chain. It helps understand which sources actually bring profit and which only create the illusion of results.