Analytics – Your Proposal’s Crystal Ball

Created by Emily A, Modified on Thu, 28 Aug at 8:37 PM by Emily A

Think of the Analytics section as your proposal’s secret storyteller. It whispers exactly how your lead interacted with your document—Did they open it? How long did they linger? Did they come back for another peek? No more guessing games—now you know.


Every view, every download, every page scroll is captured here, giving you the power to tweak, improve, and close deals with confidence.

How to Get There

  1. Open Lead Manager
     From the sidebar, click Lead Manager.
  2. Pick Your Lead
     Select the specific lead whose proposal analytics you want to check.
  3. Click Proposal
     Choose the proposal linked to that lead.
  4. Hit Analytics
     Boom—you’re inside the dashboard of insights.



What You Can Do Here

  • See Proposal Status
    Is it accepted, declined, resent, or expired? Get the real-time status without sending awkward follow-up emails.
  • Track Engagement
    Find out when your proposal was last viewed, how many times it was opened, and how long your lead actually spent reading it.
  • Monitor Downloads
    If your lead downloads the PDF (when enabled), you’ll know—because sometimes “downloaded” means “seriously interested.”
  • Spot Edits & Hits
    See if you’ve made edits and track how many times the proposal link was clicked. Engagement patterns = smarter strategy.

Inside the Analytics Page

Here’s what greets you:

  • Status – Accepted, Declined, Sent Reminder, Resent, or Expired.

  • Last Viewed – The exact time your proposal was last opened.

  • Viewed Count – Total number of times the proposal was opened.

  • Total Time Spent – How long your lead engaged with it.

  • PDF Downloads – Number of times your document was downloaded.

  • Edited – Number of edits you made to the proposal.

  • Hits – How many times the proposal link was clicked.


Pro Tip: Think of Analytics as your proposal’s feedback loop—the more you study it, the better you can tailor your next move. Use it to follow up at the right time, with the right words, and turn that “maybe” into a big “YES.”

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