How to Build Custom Dashboards in CRM with Aircall Activity Reporting?

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“If it’s not tracked, it can’t be improved.” However, the default Aircall analytics often fail to provide the necessary visibility to drive informed decisions, particularly when integrating with CRMs like Salesforce, HubSpot, or Zoho.

To truly understand sales performance, pipeline health, and rep efficiency, you need custom activity dashboards that connect call data directly with your CRM’s reporting engine.

Step 1: Map Aircall Call Data into CRM Objects

To build meaningful insights, start by mapping your Aircall data to CRM fields.

Create a custom activity object, such as Aircall Call Log, within your CRM (e.g., Salesforce Task Object or HubSpot Engagement)

Sync key fields like:

  • Call Type (Inbound, Outbound)
  • Call Duration (in seconds or minutes)
  • Outcome or Disposition (Connected, No Show, Voicemail)
  • Tags (e.g., Qualified Lead, Needs Follow-up)
  • Linked Contact, Deal, or Company

Step 2: Add Filterable & Structured Fields

Enhance reporting accuracy with filterable fields to support slicing and segmentation:

Call Type: Inbound, outbound, missed, internal

Outcome/Disposition: Connected, Voicemail, No Answer, Qualified, Demo Booked

Call Duration Brackets: <1 min, 1–5 min, 5+ min

Rep Name: Track individual and team performance

Associated Deal Stage or Pipeline: For contextual analysis

This ensures your dashboards are interactive, customizable, and relevant to specific business questions.

Step 3: Build Dashboards Tailored to Key Personas

Now that your call activity data is mapped and structured, build persona-based dashboards for different stakeholders:

For Sales Leaders

  • Total Calls per Rep
  • Calls per Deal Stage
  • Call-to-Meeting Conversion Rate
  • Leaderboard: Top Reps by Connect Rate

For RevOps & Sales Ops

  • SLA Compliance: Response time, first call latency
  • Missed Call Trends by Time of Day
  • Average Time to First Contact
  • Automation Gaps: Calls with no follow-up

For Marketing

  • Call Volume by Campaign Attribution
  • Influence on Pipeline Velocity
  • Campaigns Driving the Highest Call-to-Deal Ratio

Power Tip: Use Custom Formula Fields

Enhance insights by creating formula fields to derive custom KPIs. Examples:

  • Calls per $1K Pipeline
  • Connect Rate = Connected Calls ÷ Total Outbound
  • Qualified Call % = Qualified Tags ÷ Total Calls

These formulas give you real-time visibility into rep productivity, sales efficiency, and pipeline conversion trends.

Final Takeaway

Default reports won’t unlock the true value of your Aircall data. However, by structuring call logs, syncing the relevant fields, and creating persona-specific dashboards, your team can gain actionable insights, enhance sales performance, and align every call with pipeline outcomes.

FAQs: Aircall Activity Reporting & CRM Dashboards

Why should I build custom dashboards with Aircall data?

Default reports lack context. Custom dashboards enable you to track representative activity, pipeline progress, and call outcomes tied to real revenue impact.

What fields should I sync from Aircall to my CRM?

Sync call type, duration, outcome, tags, rep name, and linked deal/contact. These help you filter and segment reporting more accurately.

Which CRM platforms support Aircall integrations?

Aircall integrates natively with Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive, and other systems, enabling seamless data synchronization and reporting.

How can I measure rep performance with call data?

Track calls per deal stage, connect rate, call-to-meeting conversion, and use leaderboards to compare team performance.

Can I connect Aircall data with marketing analytics?

Yes. You can attribute call activity to campaigns and measure influence on lead conversion, especially when synced with UTM data or source fields.

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