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Life & fun · March 15, 2016

Geckoboard's Live Salesforce TV Dashboards

Turn your Salesforce reports into live TV dashboards

Geckoboard's Live Salesforce TV Dashboards launched on March 15, 2016 with 11 votes, #1,998 of 4,409 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

What it does

Build a real time Salesforce pipeline dashboard for your sales team. Monitor open opportunities, pipeline value, rep performance, and deals closing this month. No Salesforce license required.

We started to see the effort metrics go up and with this, we’ve also seen outputs increase too. More than anything, we’ve seen excitement. Putting numbers in front of the team has really increased awareness. They care — they don’t want to be in the red! It really pushes them forward to lift each other up and push themselves. It’s become a very good investment because it just keeps the competitiveness going and the sales fire burning in the office. Salesforce holds your pipeline data, but most of your team can’t access it. Geckoboard puts your live pipeline on a shared dashboard: visible to every rep, manager, and exec without needing a Salesforce license or waiting for someone to run a…from geckoboard.com

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