Dashboard: the Overview

Last updated October 2026

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The Dashboard shows how your outreach is doing across email, LinkedIn and calls. The Overview puts the headline numbers on one page, and you can arrange it the way you like.

The Dashboard tabs

Open Dashboard from the left-hand menu. Along the top sits Chat, so you can ask Wyra about any number, and four views:

TabWhat it shows
OverviewHeadline numbers across every channel. This article.
EmailEmail in depth: sending, replies, the replies waiting on you, and each campaign. See The Email view.
LinkedInLinkedIn in depth: invites, acceptances, messages, replies and every action. See The LinkedIn view. An alert dot means an AI SDR's LinkedIn account is disconnected.
CallingCalls, connect rates and outcomes. It shows a lock until calling is approved for your workspace. See The Calling dashboard.

Until your first campaign is running, the Overview shows a short message. The tiles fill in as your AI SDRs send and prospects reply.

What's on the Overview

Headline numbers

TileWhat it counts
Leads ReachedLeads Wyra has properly reached. On email, the sequence has finished or the lead replied. On LinkedIn, an invite went out or the lead replied.
Nurturing LeadsLeads Wyra is still working, with more messages planned and a first reply awaited.
Emails SentEvery email sent, across all AI SDRs and campaigns.
Connections AcceptedLinkedIn invites accepted, shown against invites sent (for example, 42/310 sent).
Messages SentPeople your AI SDRs have messaged on LinkedIn. Each person counts once.
Reply RateThe average of your email and LinkedIn reply rates, with each channel's rate shown beside it.
How Reply Rate works. The email rate is people who replied by email divided by people reached by email. The LinkedIn rate is people who replied on LinkedIn divided by people messaged there. The headline is the simple average of the two, so 4.2% and 9.5% give 6.9%. The average covers only the channels you use. All of these count people. Profile views and post likes don't count.

Cards

CardWhat it shows
Active CampaignsYour running campaigns with leads, sent and replied counts. View all opens Outreach → Campaigns.
Reply IntelligenceCounts of Interested, Action required, Out of office and Unsubscribed leads, and your five most recent Interested leads. When Interested is empty, it shows recent Action required leads, then Out of office. Click a lead to open the conversation.
Phone PerformanceDials, connects, conversations, call outcomes and your top AI SDRs on the phone, for the last 7, 30 or 90 days. Until calling is approved, it offers to request access.
ActivityDaily volume, one channel at a time. LinkedIn shows invites, messages, profile views, post likes and accepted invites. Email shows emails sent and replies. Phone shows talk time by AI SDR. Choose last week, last month or a custom range.

Arranging your Overview

Click Edit layout to change the Overview. While you're editing:

  • Move a tile by dragging its handle.
  • Resize it by dragging its corner, or choose a size from its menu: Sixth, Third, Half or Full width.
  • Hide it from its menu. Hidden tiles wait in Show hidden, where you can put one back or Show all.
  • Reset layout puts everything back the way it started.

Click Done when you're finished. Your layout is personal: changes apply to your Overview only.

Adding a number from Chat

When you ask Wyra for a metric in Chat, the answer comes as a card. Click Add to Dashboard to pin it to your Overview.

  • "What's our reply rate on the Healthcare CIO campaign this month?"
  • "How many interested replies did we get in the last 30 days, by campaign?"

A pinned tile stays live: it recalculates with the same settings, so it stays current. Its menu has Open in chat to return to the conversation, and Remove to take it off. Figures about a single lead can't be pinned.

Read next: Metrics and dashboards from Chat

A quick daily check

  1. Reply Intelligence: who replied with interest, and is anything waiting in Action required?
  2. Reply Rate: is the messaging landing? Compare the two channels.
  3. Activity: is volume where you expect? A sudden drop often means a paused campaign or a disconnected LinkedIn account.
  4. Active Campaigns: is every campaign you expect still running?

Where to go next