Campaign dashboard (Start Here)
The campaign dashboard is where operators answer one question fast: Is the system healthy right now?
This is not a “reporting page.” It’s a control panel. Use it to decide whether to drill into a specific campaign, pause something, or troubleshoot dispatch health.
At a glance
- The dashboard has a realtime “right now” band (live tiles + running campaigns).
- The dashboard also has date-filtered analytics sections (not all widgets are realtime).
- Running campaign cards show progress and highlight high failure rate.
Live Now tiles (realtime)
These tiles are designed for quick posture checks:
- Calls in progress
- Running campaigns
- Active agents (last 10 minutes)
- Pending campaigns
Each tile links you into the right “next click” (typically a filtered campaigns view).
Running campaigns board
Each campaign card surfaces the operator-grade basics:
- campaign name and status
- completed tasks vs total tasks
- failed tasks
- progress percentage
- high-failure severity behavior (failure rate threshold triggers attention)
Pro tip: drill on “failure rate”, not “volume”
A campaign can be “busy” and still be broken. The fastest signal is failure rate plus dispatch health, not task count.
What to do next (common operator paths)
- If something is running: open Campaign detail (by lifecycle)
- If nothing is dialing: start with Troubleshooting: not dialing
- If a campaign is completed: use Campaign reporting
Next: understand campaign detail states
Campaign detail changes by lifecycle state. Use the right mental model.