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Pipelines

The Pipelines dashboard is your starting point for understanding overall conversation activity. It answers questions like: How many people are we talking to? How many are we converting? Where in our funnel are conversations getting stuck?

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The dashboard has two modes, depending on what you select in the pipeline dropdown at the top.

General View (all pipelines)

This is the high-level overview across every pipeline. At the top you'll find a row of key numbers (KPIs):

• New Conversations — the total number of real customer conversations in the period (test and internal traffic is excluded), with a trend arrow showing how that compares to the previous period.

• Ongoing & Closed — how many of those conversations are still open versus already wrapped up.

• Contacts — the number of unique people you talked to, also with a period-over-period trend.

• Conversion Rate (Human Transfer) — the share of conversations that were handed off to a human, shown as both a percentage and a count.

• Qualified Conversations — the share of conversations that met your qualification criteria.

• Automation Hub Messages — how many messages Darwin sent automatically, and how many of those the customer answered.

Below the KPIs you'll find:

• A conversation funnel showing how conversations break down (not transferred, transferred, qualified, escalated), with separate tabs for inbound and outbound.

• A pipelines distribution chart showing how conversations spread across your different pipelines and stages.

• Trend charts over time — conversations by week, inbound vs. outbound, and automated messages sent vs. answered.

• Traffic patterns — when conversations happen, by hour of day and day of week, plus a heatmap that combines both.

Per-pipeline view (one pipeline selected)

When you pick a specific pipeline, the dashboard switches to a stage-by-stage breakdown of that pipeline:

• Total Leads — how many conversations entered the pipeline.

• Human Transfer Rate — the transfer rate for that specific pipeline.

• Overall Drop-off Rate — how many leads fall away across all stages.

• Per-stage cards — for each stage, the number of leads, what percentage of the total that represents, the drop-off rate at that stage, and follow-up activity.

When to use it

Use Pipelines for a daily or weekly health check of your overall conversation volume and conversion, and to spot which pipeline stages are leaking leads.

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