Available for | Roles | Super Admin, Admin |
Permissions | • View Visual Insights reports > Pipeline dashboard | |
Packages | Lever Basic, LeverTRM, LeverTRM for Enterprise Advanced Analytics add-on required for 'Advanced' page |
The Pipeline dashboard provides you with a clear line of sight into the status of your organization's talent pipeline. The Pipeline dashboard is useful for gauging trends in metrics related to candidate movement and volume such as stage conversion rates and average time to hire. As you are reading, refer to our LeverTRM Glossary for definitions of the key terms and concepts used in this article.
Accessing the Pipeline dashboard
To access the Pipeline dashboard:
- Navigate to Visual Insights via the platform header
- Click the chevron (>) on the left side of the page to expand the dashboard list
- Select Pipeline from the dashboard list
Navigating the Pipeline dashboard
The Pipeline dashboard is segmented into pages, each containing charts that will give you insight into a different dimension of your pipeline data. Move through the pages by selecting the tabs running along the top of the dashboard.
Page tabs on the Pipeline dashboard
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The Advanced Analytics add-on is required in order to access the Advanced page. |
Metrics on the Pipeline dashboard
Metrics on the Pipeline dashboard are visualized in different types of charts. Below, you will find a description of each chart and how its metrics are calculated. Note that each metric listed is sensitive to the values in the filters above the dashboard. Also keep in mind that data associated with confidential job postings is excluded from the charts. You can export the data from any chart by hovering over the top-right corner, clicking the ⠇ icon, and selecting Download data.
Filters can be be mixed and matched to hone in on specific data sets on any given dashboard. Once you have selected or input values to the filters, you must click the ⟳ button to apply the filters to the data on the dashboard. It may take a few seconds for the dashboard to refresh with your applied filters. For a more detailed description of how filters work in Visual Insights, refer to our help article on dashboard filters.
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The colors used on all Visual Insights charts are ADA compliant for red, green, and blue color blindness as well as monochromacy. |
Pipeline
The Pipeline page contains charts that provide you with insight the overall health of your pipeline in terms of candidate volume and pipeline speed.
KPI tiles
These metrics can be found in the tiles arranged at the top of the Pipeline page.
KPI tiles on the Pipeline dashboard
Opportunities created | The count of opportunities created within the date range. | ||||||
Opportunities advanced | The count of distinct opportunities that moved forward in the pipeline within the date range. Opportunities advanced multiple times within the date range are only counted once. | ||||||
Avg. time in pipeline |
The average number of days opportunities spend in the pipeline, calculated as:
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Average time to hire |
The average number of days it takes to hire an opportunity, calculated as:
Time to hire is determined by the start and end points configured in the Time to Hire Wizard in your Visual Insights Settings. By default, time to hire is measured using the date an opportunity was created as the start point and the date that opportunity was archived as 'Hired' as the end point. To learn about different ways to configure the time to hire calculation, refer to our help article on the Time to Hire Wizard. |
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Opportunities hired | The count of opportunities archived as 'Hired' within the date range. | ||||||
Opportunities archived | The count of opportunities archived within the date range, excluding those archived as 'Hired.' |
Opportunities created by origin
This chart shows the percent and count of opportunities created by origin. Use this chart to understand the distribution of candidates across inbound and outbound recruitment categories.
Chart type | Bar chart |
Data set | Opportunities created within the date range |
Grouped by | Origin |
Unit of measure | Percentage |
Revealed on hover | Origin, percentage, and opportunity count |
Opportunities hired by origin
This chart shows the percent and count of opportunities hired by origin. Use this chart to determine which inbound and outbound recruitment categories yield the largest number of hired candidates.
Chart type | Bar chart |
Data set | Opportunities hired within the date range |
Grouped by | Origin |
Unit of measure | Percentage |
Revealed on hover | Origin, percentage, and opportunity count |
Average time to hire
This chart shows how the average number of days it takes for your team to hire a candidate has changed over time, overlaid on the number of candidates hired in the corresponding timeframe. Note that this chart is affected by how the time to hire calculation has been configured for your Lever environment. To learn more, refer to our help article on configuring time to hire.
Chart type | Column and line chart |
Data set | Opportunities hired within the date range |
Grouped by | Date interval (as per Date interval filter) |
Units of measure | Number of days and opportunity count |
Revealed on hover | Date interval and average number of days or count of opportunities hired |
Stage conversions
This chart provides a visualization of all pipeline movements that occur for within the date range, including advances, regressions, hires, and archives. Use this chart to determine the steepest drop-off points in your talent funnels, and vet for any candidates moving backward in the pipeline.
Chart type | Stacked bar chart |
Data set | Pipeline movements that occurred within the date range Note: A single opportunity will be counted more than once if it was moved multiple times within the date range. |
Primary grouping | Stage |
Secondary grouping | Advanced, regressed, hired, and archived movements |
Unit of measure | Count |
Revealed on hover | Stage and percentage of advanced/regressed/hired/archived movements |
Average time in stages
This chart shows the average number of days opportunities spend in each stage of the pipeline. Use this chart to identify stages that are slowing down the candidate journey.
Chart type | Bar chart |
Data set | All (non-archived) opportunities created within or before the date range |
Grouped by | Pipeline stage |
Unit of measure | Number of days |
Revealed on hover | Stage, average, minimum, and maximum number of days, opportunity count |
Average time in stages for hires
This chart shows the average number of days it takes to hire an opportunity, broken down by pipeline stage. Use this chart to look for trends related to speed in the journey of hired candidates.
Chart type | Bar chart |
Data set | Opportunities hired within the date range |
Grouped by | Stage |
Unit of measure | Number of days |
Revealed on hover | Stage and average number of days |
'How do my opportunities move through the pipeline?' chart
This table shows the conversion rates for advanced, archived, hired, and regressed movements in the pipeline. Each row in the table corresponds to a stage. Each column pair shows the percentage of distinct opportunities that were advanced, archived, hired, or regressed from that stage as well as the number of movements making up that percentage. Click to drill down into the chart values in order to view details about the cohorts of candidates that underwent different types of movement throughout the pipeline.
Pipeline opportunity volume
This chart shows the pipeline distribution of new, active, and historical opportunities during the date range, broken down by stage:
- Opportunities count toward a stage's 'New opportunity' count if they if were created during the date range and entered that stage during the date range.
- Opportunities count towards a stage's 'Active opportunity' count if they were created before or during the date range, entered that stage within the date range, and were not archived before the end of the date range.
- Opportunities count towards a stage's 'Historical opportunity' count if they were created before or during the date range, entered that stage within the date range, and were archived before the end of the date range.
Use this chart to assess how much of your overall pipeline volume is made up of recently created candidates.
Chart type | Bar chart |
Data set | Opportunities that entered a stage during the date range (see above for precise definitions of new, active, and historical opportunity data sets) |
Primary grouping | Stage |
Secondary grouping | New, active, historical |
Unit of measure | Number of opportunities |
Revealed on hover | Stage, secondary group, opportunity count |
Advanced
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The Advanced Analytics add-on is required in order to access the Advanced page. |
The Advanced page contains charts that show group-level breakdowns of candidate volume and pipeline speed, as well as more granular details about pipeline and archive movements.
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Note that in the following charts will only group opportunities associated with multi-location postings by primary location. Secondary locations cannot be filtered for and will not be returned or displayed. For more information refer to our help article on multi-location postings. |
Opportunities created by groups
This chart shows the percent and count of opportunities created within the date range, pivoted by a specified parameter (such as posting or department). Use this chart to get a breakdown of the volume of candidates entering your pipeline across different categories.
Chart type | Bar chart |
Data set | Opportunities created within the date range |
Grouped by |
Parameter in Opportunities grouped by filter |
Unit of measure | Percentage |
Revealed on hover | Group, percentage, opportunity count |
Opportunities hired by groups
This chart shows the percent and count of opportunities hired within the date range, pivoted by a specified parameter (such as posting or department). Use this chart to get a breakdown of the volume of candidates hired across different categories.
Chart type | Bar chart |
Data set | Opportunities hired within the date range |
Grouped by |
Parameter in Opportunities grouped by filter |
Unit of measure | Percentage |
Revealed on hover | Group, percentage, opportunity count |
Average time to hire by groups
This chart shows the average number of days it takes to hire an opportunity, pivoted by a specified parameter (such as posting or department). Use this chart to identify variances in time to hire across your organization. Note that this chart is affected by how the time to hire calculation has been configured for your Lever environment. To learn more, refer to our help article on configuring the time to hire calculation.
Chart type | Bar chart |
Data set | Opportunities hired within the date range |
Grouped by |
Parameter in Opportunities grouped by filter |
Unit of measure | Number of days |
Calculation | The sum of the average time to hire for each group divided by the total number of hired opportunities in the group over time. The starting date is the creation date of the opportunity and the ending date is the date the opportunity was archived as hired, unless start and end dates have been otherwise configured in your Lever environment's time to hire wizard. |
Revealed on hover | Group, number of days, hired opportunity count |
Archived opportunities breakout
This table shows the percent and count of archived opportunities by archive reason and stage. Opportunities are counted if archived within the date range. Use this table to understand where and why candidates are being archived throughout your pipeline.
Conversion of advanced movements
This table shows the conversion rates from and to stages for advanced movements in the pipeline. Pipeline movements are counted if they occurred within the date range. Use this table to identify which of your recruitment/interview processes may be in need of optimization, based on the forward conversion rates of the stages at which they occur.
Conversion of moved back movements
This table shows the conversion rates from and to stages for moved back movements in the pipeline. Pipeline movements are counted if they occurred within the date range. Use this table to locate points in your talent funnel where candidates are being regressed in their recruitment journey. Process that take place at stages with a high percentage of regressed movements may be in need of recalibration.
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Click the colored dots along the bottom of multi-value charts to add or remove groups from the visualization. Hold the Alt key (or the Option key on a Mac) when clicking a dot to filter for that group only. |