Weekly reportsRoadmap

The week, by team, rep and behavior.

Living reports that roll the week’s calls into what held, what slipped and who to coach next. Planned after the first release.

AnswersWhat changed on my team this week?

Roadmap. Planned, not in the first release. The screen below is an illustrative layout built from the same sample data as the rest of the site.

Swipe the screen to see all of it.Sample data · illustrative

How it would work

  1. 01

    Rolled up from the same calls

    No new data entry. Reports would read from the behaviors and results Bylda already tracks.

  2. 02

    Three cuts

    By team, by rep and by behavior, each with the sample size behind it.

  3. 03

    One page to share

    Something a revenue leader can read in a minute, with links back to the calls.

What you see

Read off the screen above. Every number is sample data from the app’s own prototypes, arranged in an illustrative layout.

What held
Coaching that changed behavior and stayed changed, like Alex’s talk share in objections, 65% to 51%.
What slipped
Behaviors moving the wrong way, like Jordan’s control in objections, 3 of 9.
Coach next
The queue for the week ahead, carried over from the manager home.

Who it’s for

Managers

Walk into the weekly team meeting with the behaviors, not just the pipeline.

Reps

A weekly view of your own progress, never a team ranking.

Where it fits

Bylda is one loop. Weekly reports is the outcomes step.

  1. EventsWhat happened on the call
  2. BehaviorsHow the rep acted
  3. PatternsWhat repeats, for whom
  4. OutcomesWhat it travels with
  5. ChangeOne focus, then measured

What it won’t claim

  • Roadmap. Not in the first release, and the layout may change.
  • Today, the manager daily brief and behavior change results cover the same ground one day and one rep at a time.

The whole product

Understand

What happened on the call, named as behavior.

Coach

One change per rep, delivered where they start the day.

Measure

Whether the behavior changed, with the confidence stated.

Next

Where the system goes after V1. Not in the product yet.

See the behavior behind the number.