Understanding the Revenue Proven dashboard
A guided tour of the main dashboard sections, what each page shows, and how the sidebar navigation is organised so you can find the right tool quickly.
The Revenue Proven dashboard is organized around the job you are trying to do. This article explains what each section is for and when to use it.
Home and onboarding checklist
The dashboard home page shows your onboarding checklist until all integrations are connected and the first sync completes. After that it displays a data coverage summary, a next-best-action card with specific recommendations, and quick links to your most recent views.
- Company Insights: matched accounts sorted by LinkedIn engagement with CRM deal data.
- Campaign Analytics: impression, click, and cost metrics broken down by campaign and company.
- Customer Journey: a timeline showing every LinkedIn touch before a deal was created or closed.
- Audience Explorer: a targeting research tool that shows estimated audience sizes and breakdowns.
- Media Planning: a forecast tool for planning LinkedIn ad budgets before campaigns launch.
- Ads Manager: a campaign management surface for pausing, resuming, and editing LinkedIn campaigns.
- Scheduled Reports: automated CSV or PDF reports delivered to your inbox on a set schedule.
Navigation structure
The sidebar groups pages into verb-based categories: Analyse (attribution and campaign data), Plan (media planning and audience research), Manage (ads operations), and Set up (connections, settings, team). Use the search shortcut at the top of the sidebar to jump to any page by name.
Next steps
Spend a few minutes exploring Company Insights and Campaign Analytics with the default date range. Then read the attribution basics guide to understand how Revenue Proven calculates influenced pipeline.