KPI Tracking & Grade

Log it in two taps. Get graded every week.

Salesy tracks your dials, conversations, demos, and follow-ups against targets built for how you sell — then grades your week like a report card.

Free on iOS & Android · your targets in 60 seconds

The loop

Two taps after a call block. That's the whole ask.

Set targets once. After each block, log what happened — and watch the grade move the moment you do.

This weekC+77 / 100responds as you log
1Set targets2Log actuals3Grade responds4Repeat

Try it — log the next ten dials.

Log activityTHU 4:05 PM
Dials82 / 120pace by Thu · 92BEHIND
Conversations31 / 40pace by Thu · 31ON TRACK
Demos5 / 6pace by Thu · 5ON TRACK
Follow-ups16 / 20pace by Thu · 15ON TRACK
The grade moves with every tap.
How the grade works

A, B, C, D, or F. No mystery.

Your weekly grade blends four things you already do in the app: rhythm completion, tasks closed, health check-ins, and KPI targets hit. Same math, every week.

The four inputs

KPI targets hit35%
Rhythm completion30%
Tasks closed20%
Health check-ins15%

Defaults shown — onboarding tunes the weights to how you sell.

One letter, every weekFour inputs, one weighted score, one letter — waiting when you close the week Friday at 5.B or better keeps the streak alive.

The scale

FDCBA
060708090100
Why a grade

You manage what you measure. A grade makes you look.

Pipeline numbers hide behind long cycles — a quarter can be quietly dying for weeks before the dashboard admits it. Activity is the one thing you control this week.

A grade on activity is honest feedback you can’t argue with. Not a dashboard you interpret — a letter you feel.

“Pipeline built today closes 60–90 days from now.”

Not a form

Built for reps who won't fill out forms.

No required fields, no dropdowns, no “add a note.” Logging takes seconds — it's never a data-entry chore.

The CRM way

4:12 later…
Call outcome *
Disposition *
Contact role *
Next step *
Notes (required)

The Salesy way

0:04
+10 dials82 → 92 / 120

Two taps. Back to the phones.

Find out what kind of week you're really having.

Stay Salesy.