Dashboard Widgets in Sparkforge: Categories, Charts, and Use Cases

By Sparkforge Support Team ·Last reviewed May 3, 2026

Sparkforge dashboards support 8 widget categories — Contacts, Appointments, Opportunity, Visitor Data, Emails, Calls, Conversations, and General — across six chart types.

Dashboard widgets visualize the metrics that run your business. Click Add Widget in the top-right corner of any dashboard to start.

Widget categories

#CategoryDescription
1ContactsLead counts, tags, and assignments.
2AppointmentsBookings, confirmations, no-shows.
3OpportunityDeal status and value.
4Visitor DataFunnel and website visitor activity.
5EmailsCampaign delivery and engagement.
6CallsInbound and outbound call activity.
7ConversationsUnread, assigned, and unassigned conversations.
8GeneralPreset reports across platforms (GA, Google Ads, Facebook Ads, etc.).

Pipeline filtering for opportunity widgets

These General widgets include a Pipeline dropdown so you can view a single pipeline instead of aggregated results across all of them:

  • Opportunity Status
  • Opportunity Value
  • Conversion Rate
  • Lead Source Report
  • Sales Efficiency

Chart types

  • Numeric/Count — single number for top-line metrics.
  • Donut — proportions with a centered metric (avg, max, etc.).
  • Line — trends over time.
  • Bar — comparisons across categories.
  • Horizontal Bar — same comparison, rotated for long labels.
  • Table — detailed rows with precise values.

Metrics supported

  • Sum
  • Min
  • Max
  • Avg
  • Count

Elements and themes

Add titles, headings, textboxes, and embedded images to organize your dashboard. Apply a predefined theme or build your own with custom colors.

Common use cases by category

Contact widgets

Contact Count, Contacts by Tags, Contacts by Activity, Contacts by Type, Contacts by Assigned User, Contacts by Company, Contacts with/without Email or Phone, This Month counts, and logged-in-user variants.

Appointment widgets

Appointment Count, by Status, Booked, Confirmed, Showed, No-Show, Cancelled, No-Show Rate Over Time, Upcoming (Week, Logged-in User), Past Month Created, and per-user variants.

Opportunity widgets

Opened, Won, Lost, Abandoned counts and values; Opportunity Counts Over Time; Revenue Over Time; Total Opportunity Value; Lost Opportunities by Reason.

Visitor Data widgets

Total and Unique Funnel/Website Views; trend lines; Top 5 funnels and websites; weekly and monthly windows; Total Opt-ins across all funnels.

Email widgets

Accepted, Delivered, Opened, Clicked, Replied; Soft Bounced, Hard Bounced, Failed; Unsubscribed (total and daily); Emails by Domain. For workflow emails, the table chart's Source Action Name column shows the workflow step that sent the email.

Call widgets

Incoming and Outgoing by Status; Total and Avg Call Duration; Total Calls by Attendee; Avg Duration by Attendee; First Time Call counts and durations.

Note: "Call attendee" means the team member who took or made the call.

Conversation widgets

Total Unread; Unread Today; by Channel; by Assignee; logged-in user variants; Unassigned counts and channel breakdowns; New Conversations This Week.

Payment widgets

Total Revenue (Last Month); Total, One-Time, and Recurring Revenue Trends; Paying Customer Trend; Payment Success and Failed Trends; Revenue by Channels; Subscription Creation and Cancellation Trends; Coupon Redemption (count and amount); Invoice Sent and Paid Trends; Refund Trend and Amount Trend.

General widgets

Opportunity Status, Opportunity Value, Conversion Rate, Funnel, Stages Distribution, Tasks, Manual Actions, Lead Source Report, Google Analytics, Google Business Profile, Facebook Ads Report, Google Ads Report, Sales Efficiency.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many widget categories does Sparkforge support?
Eight: Contacts, Appointments, Opportunity, Visitor Data, Emails, Calls, Conversations, and General.
Which widgets can be filtered by a single pipeline?
Opportunity Status, Opportunity Value, Conversion Rate, Lead Source Report, and Sales Efficiency.
What does Source Action Name show in email widgets?
For workflow-triggered emails, it displays the workflow step that sent the email — useful for tracing engagement back to a specific automation.
Can I customize the colors of my widgets?
Yes. Apply a predefined theme or build a custom theme with your own color palette.
What chart types should I use for trends?
Line charts for time-series, Bar or Horizontal Bar for category comparisons, Donut for proportions, and Numeric for single-value metrics.

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