HubSpot export → dashboard

Your HubSpot deals, your pipeline dashboard.

Export Deals from HubSpot, drop the CSV, and see total pipeline value, deals by stage, win rate, owner performance and a close-date trend — no report builder required.

01 · How it works

Export, drop, done.

HubSpot's reporting is powerful and slow to set up. Export the Deals CSV and this gives you the pipeline read instantly — value by stage, win rate, owner splits and the close-date trend.

i. export

Export Deals

HubSpot → Deals → Export. Keep Amount, Deal Stage, Close Date, Owner and Pipeline columns.

ii. detect

Amount becomes value

The Amount column is read as currency; Close Date sets the time axis; Deal Stage becomes a breakdown.

iii. read

Pipeline, win rate, owners

Total pipeline value, deals by stage, won vs lost, and amount by owner — click any stage to drill in.

02 · The views

Pipeline, without the report builder.

The deal questions a sales lead asks, answered straight from the export.

  • 01

    Value by stage

    Deal Stage becomes a breakdown so you can see where pipeline value is sitting.

  • 02

    Win rate

    Closed Won versus Closed Lost falls out of the stage column for an instant win-rate read.

  • 03

    By owner & type

    Owner and Deal Type splits show who's driving pipeline and where new business comes from.

  • 04

    Private by design

    Deal data is parsed locally in your browser and never uploaded.

"Export deals, drop the file, and the pipeline-by-stage chart is already built. Saves the weekly report dance."
— a sales manager
03 · FAQ

HubSpot dashboard questions.

Which HubSpot export works?
The Deals export (Deals → Export). Any CSV with an Amount, a Deal Stage and a Close Date works; Contacts and Companies exports work too for counts.
Yes — Closed Won vs Closed Lost comes straight from the Deal Stage column, alongside total and average deal size.
Yes. Deal Owner becomes a breakdown so you can compare pipeline and closed value per rep.
If your export has a Pipeline column you can click to filter to one pipeline and the dashboard recomputes.
No. The export is parsed entirely in your browser.