The report is written from memory
On Monday, salespeople try to remember what they did last week. The numbers are approximate and cannot be verified.
Process automation · Reports
In many companies in Moldova, someone loses a day every month pulling numbers out of spreadsheets, chats and notebooks for "the report to the director". Bsmart configures the CRM and its integrations so the data collects itself, and sales, lead and performance reports arrive automatically, on a fixed schedule, by email, in Telegram or on a dashboard.
Reports are only as accurate as the data that enters the system — which is why we automate data collection too, not just how it is displayed.
Automated reporting means that sales, lead, task and call data is collected automatically in the CRM from your company's sources (website, Meta, telephony, forms, Telegram), aggregated by rules set once, and turned into reports that generate themselves — daily, weekly or monthly — and reach the right people without anyone compiling them by hand. The manager gets a real-time dashboard; nobody copies numbers from one file into another any more.
The situations we see most often before automation:
On Monday, salespeople try to remember what they did last week. The numbers are approximate and cannot be verified.
The manager's spreadsheet, the accountant's spreadsheet and the team chat show different numbers for the same month.
Someone spends 4–8 hours a month just compiling data. Time that never shows up in any report.
The director finds out on the 5th that leads were lost last month for lack of a response. Too late to do anything about it.
How many sales came from Facebook versus the website or referrals? Without tracking at the point of entry, the report cannot answer.
Every report has different columns, so month cannot be compared with month.
We configure them around the metrics you track. The most requested:
Deals closed per day/week/month, value, product or service, comparison with the previous period.
How many enquiries came from the website, Meta, phone, Telegram, referrals — and how many turned into sales.
How many leads move from contact to quote, from quote to contract; where most of them get stuck.
Leads taken, response time, tasks completed and overdue, deals closed — per person.
Daily: enquiries not contacted within the agreed time, with the person responsible.
Why deals are lost: price, response time, wrong product, competition — if the reason is mandatory at "Lost".
How many active leads and tasks each person has; who is overloaded, who has capacity.
Optional: a natural-language summary of the week, with what went well, what got stuck and a suggested next step — generated from CRM data, verifiable.
An automated report has four parts. If the first is missing, the other three look good and lie.
Website, Meta, telephony, forms, Telegram — every enquiry, call and stage change becomes a record in the CRM, with source and time. Nobody copies anything.
Outcome: complete, comparable data
What "lead", "quote" and "sale" mean; which period; which groupings. We define them together and they stay fixed, so you can compare month with month.
Outcome: stable metrics
Daily at 8:30 (unanswered leads), Monday at 9:00 (last week), on the 1st of the month (last month) — or on demand.
Outcome: reports on time
By email, in Telegram or on the dashboard in the Web Admin; each employee sees their own report, the manager sees everything.
Outcome: decisions based on data, not on recollection
The figures in this example are fictional; they illustrate the report format, not any client's results.
Short answers.
Yes. We configure Bitrix24 reports and dashboards around your metrics, plus automatic delivery; where the platform falls short, we add an export or an external report.
Partly — files can be aggregated, but the problem of manual collection remains. We usually recommend automating data entry first (CRM + integrations), then the reports.
Reports are usually configured as part of the CRM implementation (roughly 14 days for a standard customised CRM). On an existing CRM, a few days, depending on the number of reports and integrations.
Yes — a summary for the manager, an individual report for each employee, or real-time alerts (unanswered leads).
A natural-language summary of the CRM data, with what went well and what got stuck. The numbers stay those from the system; the AI explains them, it does not invent them.
It depends on the number of reports, the data sources and whether a CRM already exists. You get a clear quote after a conversation.
We show you what your automatically generated weekly report would look like, on the metrics you currently track by hand. No commitment.