The hour bars are the rep's knocking rhythm: every knock in the selected period, totaled by hour of day — the shape shows when they actually work.
Interest rate = interested ÷ conversations (pitch quality). Rhythm flags batch-dispositioning — 5+ saves within 2-minute gaps. Doors always count unique leads per day — repeat knocks never inflate numbers.
Export for your dashboard
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Opens straight in Excel or Google Sheets. Managers export their team; directors and owners export the whole organization.
Invite someone
Creating an invite mints a personal signup link that expires. Only managers and above can invite.
Pending invites
Members
Daily door goal
Your organization's daily door standard — drives every rep's progress ring and goal streak.
Your data
Everything your organization owns — leads, activity, team, audit trail — in one file. Passwords are never included.
Import leads from CSV
Auto-route follows your territory map: cities a team owns go straight to that team, the rest wait in the region queue for a director to place. Forcing a team skips the map for this file.
Tap to choose a CSV file SalesRabbit exports and most lead lists work — columns are auto-detected
Map coordinates
Looks up street addresses with the US Census geocoder (free, addresses only). Leads without coordinates don't appear on the map.
Regions
States go to regions, each led by a director. Directors hand cities to teams.
Teams
Territory map
Every city with leads and the team that owns it. New leads route to the owning team automatically.
Scope
Pick a lead type and everything below — reps, cities, actions — shows only that type.
Routing for this drop only: leads in a city with an owner go to that team; the rest wait in the region director’s queue (or pool, for open-distribution drops). Everything below acts on this drop alone while a type is selected.
Reps
Who holds what. Reps with nothing to work come first.
Cities
Tap any city to see who holds what and by which type. Cities with leads waiting in the team pool come first.
Assign the unassigned
Reassign leads
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For turf rotations — every note, photo, and knock history travels with the lead. “Release to the team pool” un-assigns them: they stay on this team, open to any of its reps, for the manager to redistribute.
ZIP codes in this city
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Moves every lead in the ZIP — the field unit managers actually trade.
Split between reps
Each rep gets one connected block of streets, sized to their percentage — the cut follows the way the city runs, automatically. No two reps ever work the same block.
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