Add and Edit Standard and Custom Statement Metrics
Help reps spend more time on sales and less time creating commission spreadsheets
when you add useful metrics to their statements. Include standard and custom metrics,
rearrange their order, and remove the ones you don’t need. Any calculations that you have
previously created in Designer can be used as a metric card. Changes to metric cards apply
to all statements on the same plan.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning
Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Available for an additional cost in: Professional Edition with Web
Services API Enabled
Select a standard metric, add the metric, and then click Done Editing. Or, select Custom Metric and go to the next step.
Select a type, field, and how you want the metric to appear.
Metrics can be displayed in a regular or compact size. Compact metrics fit two
cards in the size of one regular metric square. Progress rings can be displayed
only in the regular size. Metrics formatted as a percentage are represented as a
single value or a progress ring. All other numerical data is limited to a single
value.
Click Add Metric.
Drag the card to the location you want.
Click Done Editing.
Recalculate the statement and refresh your browser.
Metrics that weren't used in the commission logic for your plan don’t show any data until you recalculate and refresh. Your statement can take a few minutes to recalculate before you refresh.
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