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Harris Porsche · New
New department · how your sales team handled unique sales opportunities · VinSolutions · pick a date range below
This page is for Harris Porsche · New only · Report as of Nov 09, 2026 · Generated Nov 09, 2026 10:14 AM
New department — opportunities owned by New sales teams via VinSolutions user group. Storewide website traffic is shown for context and is not department-split. Store collective: Harris Porsche GM Weekly.
Date range
Rolling 30: Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · vs prior 30 days Sep 10 – Oct 9, 2026
Data coverage — Lead export only covers Aug 08 – Nov 05, 2026. This window is partial (effective Oct 10 – Nov 5, 2026). Closed-deal (DMS) history may still be complete.
Last 30 days at a glance · New
Last 30 days · New department: 25 retail workable opportunities (29 unique after de-dupe; Bad excluded); retail close 12.0% (3 retail sold); internet is 44.0% of retail workable; internet CRM contact 81.8%; internet median response 18 min; 22.2% of timed internet leads over 30 min (missed goal); 2 workable leads still untouched over 24h.
Rolling 30: Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · compared with prior 30 days Sep 10 – Oct 9, 2026
Funnel stages are tabs — click through Traffic → Inventory → Demand shape → Leads → Handling → People. Print still shows every stage.
Stage 1 · Top of funnel
Website traffic
People visiting harrisporsche.com before any CRM lead is created.
Total website traffic picture
Google Analytics · last ~30 days in cache dated 2026-11-06 · align with CRM window Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026 where possible
What this means
This is the top of the sales funnel: how much store-site demand you are generating.
Traffic alone is not leads — next is what the store has to sell (active inventory), then how demand becomes CRM opportunities
(website forms, 3rd-party portals, then phone and walk-in).
Visits (sessions)
2,932
One visit = one trip to the site
People (users)
2,526
Unique visitors
Page views
12,814
4.4 pages per visit
Avg time on site
3m 18s
Average visit length (GA4 session duration)
Engagement rate
72.6%
Visits with meaningful activity
Bounce rate
27.4%
Left after one page — lower is usually better
Mobile share
69.0%
Visits from phones/tablets
Where site traffic came from (top sources)
How to read this
Top source families (Facebook hosts rolled up, IG together, etc.). Mix indicators — not required to sum to total site sessions above.
Marketplace referrals (Autotrader, KBB, CarGurus…) are site visits from those portals — different labels from VinSolutions lead sources.
Source / medium
Visits
People
Avg time
Bounce
Google organic
1,957
1,335
—
—
Google paid
1,445
1,162
—
—
Direct
foundationdirect.lightning.force.com referral
1,048
576
—
—
Facebook
Facebook link referral, Facebook referral, Facebook lm referral
713
472
—
—
Unassigned / not set
Not set, Data unavailable
Most likely a measurement gap — quick bounces or tag/consent timing on the Porsche site so GA4 never got source/medium (often Google/direct under the hood). Not a real marketing channel to coach against. A few visits may also be Google “data not available” privacy/cross-network rows.
How to read this
Shoppers who landed on the store site from big inventory portals.
Still website traffic — not CRM leads. A portal shopper can bounce here and still show up later as Phone Up.
Portal referral
Visits
People
Avg time
Bounce
Autotrader
Autotrader referral
69
32
—
—
Where on the site (sales · service · parts · specials)
How to read this
Sessions on page groups: inventory/VDPs (sales), service, parts, specials/offers, finance/trade, store info.
Porsche sites often put service booking on a separate host — if Service is thin here, check service-booking host traffic separately.
Site section
Visits
People
Page views
Page-section breakdown not in GA4 cache yet for this store.
Website traffic mix only — not the same labels as CRM lead sources. No source total row (avoids a sum that can exceed site sessions).
Stage 1b · Supply next to demand
Inventory health (active lot)
What the store has to sell right now — after website traffic, before CRM leads. Not lead handling.
Store inventory on the ground
VinSolutions live-lot units · snapshot file hp-inventory-latest.csv · as of Nov 09, 2026 6:16 AM · lead window for context Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Live lot composition and aging. Traffic and 3rd-party demand only convert if the metal matches what shoppers want.
File rows: 397 → lot units shown: 42.
This is not contact rate or response speed — those start at Stage 4 (Handling).
Active total
42
Units in Active status
New
42
100.0% of active lot
Used
0
Retail used (excl. Certified)
Certified
0
CPO subset of the lot
Median age
116 d
Days in inventory (Active)
No photo
32
76.2% of active units
Age of active inventory
Age bucket
Units
Share
0–30 days
4
9.5%
31–60 days
6
14.3%
61–90 days
5
11.9%
91–180 days
15
35.7%
180+ days
12
28.6%
Total aged units
42
100%
Aging by New / Used / Certified
Type
Units
Median age
>60d
>90d
>180d
New
42
116 d
32
27
12
All active
42
116 d
32
27
12
New — top models
Unit
Count
Share of active lot
Macan
21
50.0%
Cayenne
13
31.0%
Taycan
3
7.1%
Panamera
3
7.1%
911
2
4.8%
Top listed
42
100.0%
Used + Certified — top make / model
Unit
Count
Share of active lot
No used/CPO units
Photo gap: 32 active units (76.2%) marked without a photo — website and marketplace presentation risk, separate from lead handling.
Source: VinSolutions inventory export (live lot). Website search counts can differ — this panel is the ops lot from the CRM file, not a scrape of the public inventory grid.
Stage 2 · Demand shape
How demand shows up
Vehicles of interest and trades — demand pressure next to traffic and inventory. Attempt methods (phone / email / text) live on Handling.
What cars people asked about
Workable opportunities · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Vehicle of interest on the lead when CRM has it. Helps with stocking and coaching — not a sold report.
New / used / CPO interest
Opps
Share
New
25
100.0%
Total
25
100.0%
Top vehicles of interest Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Year / make / model
Opps
Share
2026 Porsche Cayenne
10
41.7%
2026 Porsche Macan
6
25.0%
2026 Porsche Panamera
2
8.3%
2026 Porsche 911
2
8.3%
2026 Porsche Taycan
2
8.3%
2027 Porsche Macan Electric
1
4.2%
2027 Porsche 911
1
4.2%
Total
24
100.0%
Trade-ins mentioned
Workable opportunities · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
24.0% of workable opportunities included a trade vehicle.
Higher trade rates often signal more serious shoppers.
Trade year / make / model
Opps
Share of trades
2025 Lexus LX 700h
1
16.7%
2019 Chevrolet Tahoe
1
16.7%
2017 Porsche Macan
1
16.7%
2020 Porsche Panamera
1
16.7%
2021 Porsche Panamera
1
16.7%
2021 Porsche Cayenne
1
16.7%
Total
6
100.0%
Stage 3 · Demand becomes leads
CRM opportunities from website + 3rd parties
Unique sales opportunities (de-duped) created in VinSolutions for Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026. Website and marketplace demand show up as internet forms, then also as phone and walk-in — including full source detail on this tab.
Lead volume entering the funnel
Unique opportunities · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · de-duped · retail workable = excl. Bad + excl. acquisition
What this means
CRM sales opportunities after de-dupe. Same shopper is not counted three times as internet + phone + walk-in.
Retail workable drops Bad junk and acquisition leads (cash/trade value requests — not a retail buy).
Unique after de-dupe
29
From 33 raw CRM rows · 4 repeats collapsed
Retail workable
25
Excl. Bad (4) · excl. acquisition (0)
Retail sold
3
VinSolutions retail sold · close 12.0% of 25 retail workable
Delivered
3
CRM status Delivered · of retail sold
On Order
0
CRM status On Order · sold, not delivered yet
Wholesale / auction sold
0
DMS outlets · separate from retail close · total sold 3
A) Where digital retail demand is sourced
Funnel read
Owned website + on-site tools (Motive, store forms/chat, Remora) vs 3rd-party portals (Autotrader/KBB, CarGurus, Carfax…) vs OEM/brand digital (BYO, BMW USA, military/event programs). These sources create internet opportunities — and often later phone/walk-in on the same shopper.
Digital source family
Workable opps
Share of internet
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Dealer website & on-site
5
45.5%
60.0%
18 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=3 · avg on 2
0
0.0%
Autotrader / KBBATKBB
2
18.2%
100.0%
46 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=2
0
0.0%
Other 3rd-party marketplaces
0
—
—
—
—
—
OEM / brand digital
4
36.4%
100.0%
8 min 75.0% ≤15 min · n=4
0
0.0%
Total / avg (families above)
11
—
—
—
0
0.0%
Digital families above total 11 workable internet-side rows shown in those buckets; internet CRM channel is 11. Gap is other internet sources (campaigns, uncategorized, etc.) detailed under Source detail.
Response = VinSolutions average adjusted response minutes (excludes responses over 4 hours) (+ % ≤15). Internet is the reliable speed signal.
Big-vendor demand by channel (CRM)
How to read this
VinSolutions opportunities from major portals, split Internet / Phone / Walk-in.
Portal website referrals live on Traffic — this is CRM-attributed demand.
Vendor
Internet
Phone
Walk-in
Total opps
Sold
Autotrader / KBB
2
0
0
2
0
Thin Phone often means portal call-ins were logged as generic Phone Up without the vendor source.
B) How opportunities show up in the CRM (channel)
Funnel read
Website and 3rd-party activity turns into internet form leads, phone calls, and walk-ins (plus Other CRM types).
Close = retail sold ÷ retail workable on the hero grade; per-row close uses that channel’s workable opps.
Contacted = real work attempt on that channel.
Response uses adjusted minutes when present — Phone/Walk-in often log 0 min (* = half or more timed at 0; treat as weak signal).
CRM channel
Workable opps
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Plain English
Internet (web forms / digital)
11
44.0%
81.8%
20 min 33.3% ≤15 min · n=9 · avg on 8
0
0.0%
Forms, portals, chat, brand digital
Phone
12
48.0%
100.0%
—
3
25.0%
Phone-ups / tracked calls
Walk-in
2
8.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
In-store / drive-by
Other
—
—
—
—
—
—
Referral, repeat, DMS, other CRM types
Total / avg
25
100.0%
92.0%
—
3
12.0%
Source detail
Unique workable opportunities · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · de-duped · same funnel window · Close = sold ÷ opps · Response = average adjusted minutes (over 4 hours dropped from average)
What this means
Drill-down on where demand came from — owned website vs Autotrader/KBB vs other portals vs OEM/brand digital, then phone and walk-in. High volume + low close often means a source quality issue. Whether the team worked those leads fast belongs on the Handling tab. Dealer website includes Motive, Remora, store-domain forms/chat, and on-site quote tools. Autotrader/KBB is one 3rd party with many of their own channels.
Response sits next to close so you can see whether slow first touch lines up with weak conversion. * on response = half or more timed values are 0 (common on phone/walk-in — weak signal).
1) Channel mix
Channel
Opps
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Internet
11
44.0%
81.8%
20 min 33.3% ≤15 min · n=9 · avg on 8
0
0.0%
Phone
12
48.0%
100.0%
—
3
25.0%
Walk-in
2
8.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Total / avg
25
100.0%
92.0%
20 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=9
3
12.0%
2) Internet broken down
Families inside internet · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Dealer website & on-site
5 · 45.5% of internet · close 0.0% · avg 18 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
3
60.0%
33.3%
—
0
0.0%
Dealer website — Checkout reservation
1
20.0%
100.0%
18 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Dealer website — PCW lead
1
20.0%
100.0%
18 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Dealer Website
0
0.0%
—
—
0
—
Total / avg
5
100.0%
60.0%
18 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=2
0
0.0%
OEM / brand digital
4 · 36.4% of internet · close 0.0% · avg 8 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Online car configuration
3
75.0%
100.0%
9 min 66.7% ≤15 min · n=3
0
0.0%
Porsche Inventory Finder
1
25.0%
100.0%
3 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Total / avg
4
100.0%
100.0%
8 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=4
0
0.0%
ATKBBAutotrader / KBB (one 3rd party · their channels)2 · 18.2% of internet · close 0.0% · avg 46 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
ATAutotrader — Internet lead
2
100.0%
100.0%
46 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=2
0
0.0%
Total / avg
2
100.0%
100.0%
46 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=2
0
0.0%
3) Phone and walk-in detail
Phone 12 opportunities
Logged as
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Phone Up
7
58.3%
100.0%
—
2
28.6%
Repeat Customer
5
41.7%
100.0%
—
1
20.0%
Total / avg
12
100.0%
100.0%
—
3
25.0%
Walk-in 2 opportunities
Logged as
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Phone Up
1
50.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Repeat Customer
1
50.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Total / avg
2
100.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Stage 4 · Lead handling quality
How well are we taking care of the leads?
Speed and contact coverage when the CRM export includes them; how the team tries to reach customers (phone / email / text); retail close and open pipeline. Source mix lives on the Leads tab.
Pertinent handling numbers
Date range: Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026 (vs prior 30 days Sep 10 – Oct 9, 2026)
What this section is
Handling grades for rolling 30 on unique opportunities after de-dupe.
Bad CRM leads are excluded. Contact and speed grades appear only when the CRM export includes attempt fields.
Handling color legend
GoodKPI is in the healthy band for that metric
WatchKPI is middling — keep an eye on it
ProblemKPI is below the store target band
Per-card rulesInternet contact ≥90% good / <75% problem · response goal ≤15 min (after 15 = not good; ≥25% over 30 = problem even if median looks ok) · retail close ≥8% good / <5% problem · untouched 0 good
1) Internet contact rate
Internet leads only · workable unique opportunities · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Watch
81.8%
↓ 18.2 pts vs prior 30 days · Prior (Sep 10 – Oct 9, 2026): 100.0%
Internet workable (excl. Bad): 11 · worked 9
All-channel contact (for context): 92.0% on 25 workable opps
Unique after de-dupe: 29 · CRM rows before de-dupe: 33 · collapsed 4 repeats
What this means
Of internet unique opportunities (de-duped, excluding Bad), how many show a real work attempt —
first contact attempt, phone/email/text, customer contact, or CRM contacted flag?
Phone-ups and walk-ins are not in this grade — those are almost always “contacted” by nature and inflate the number.
Higher is better. About 90%+ is good. Under 75% is a problem.
2) Internet response time (median)
Internet leads only · CRM adjusted response time · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Problem
18 min
slower by 18 min vs prior 30 days · Prior (Sep 10 – Oct 9, 2026): 0 min
Based on 9 timed internet leads (of 11 internet workable opps)
Store goal: first internet response in ≤15 minutes. After 15 min = not good. Over 30 min = missed goal.
≤15 min · on goal3 (33.3%)
16–30 min · late (after 15)4 (44.4%)
Over 30 min · missed goal2 (22.2%)
No timed response2
Speed problem — missed goal: 2 timed internet leads (22.2%) took over 30 minutes. Store goal is first response in ≤15 minutes. 6 (66.7%) were after 15 min — that is not good. Do not let the median hide this bucket.
What this meansInternet only, using VinSolutions adjusted response time when the export includes it.
Phone-ups and walk-ins are not mixed in — they often show as 0 minutes and fake a fast store.
Goal is ≤15 minutes. Any first response after 15 min is not good.
The red over 30 min bucket is the problem list — read it even when the median looks okay.
Bands: ≤15 on goal · 16–30 late · over 30 missed goal.
3) Retail close rate
VinSolutions retail sold ÷ retail workable · wholesale separate · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Good
12.0%
↓ 14.9 pts vs prior 30 days · Prior (Sep 10 – Oct 9, 2026): 26.9%
Retail sold (VinSolutions): 3 of 25 retail workable · Delivered 3 · On Order 0
What this means
Headline close uses VinSolutions lead export retail sold ÷ retail workable (Motosnap leads email). DMS deals are optional — used only when that file covers this window.
Retail close only — acquisition and wholesale/auction solds stay on the Leads tab and out of this grade.
On Order is still a retail sold (customer has a car ordered) — counted in close, broken out from Delivered.
Rough store-level bands used here: ≥8% good · 5–8% watch · under 5% problem.
4) Untouched over 24 hours
Workable opps still with no attempt · as of Nov 09, 2026
Watch
2
From opportunities in Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Workable leads still sitting with zero attempt after a full day. Ideal is 0. This is the same-day coaching list.
How the team is trying to reach customers
Workable opportunities · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Share of opportunities where phone, email, or text attempts were logged. Multi-channel = two or more methods on the same opportunity. This is handling effort mix — not demand shape.
Method
Share of workable opps
Plain English
Phone attempt
68.0%
Someone tried calling
Email attempt
52.0%
Someone sent an email
Text attempt
4.0%
Someone sent a text
Multi-channel
32.0%
Used 2+ methods on the same opp
Customer contact logged
80.0%
CRM shows an actual customer connect, not only outbound
Needs attention
Based on unique opportunities in Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Handling problems to bring into the next sales meeting — slow or no-attempt work, untouched leads, named coaching flags.
Source mix and close-by-origin live on the Leads tab.
Internet speed: 2 timed leads (22.2%) responded after 30 minutes — missed goal. Store goal is ≤15 min; 6 (66.7%) were after 15 min. Median alone understates this.
Emanuel Kennedy internet median response is 46 min (after the 15-min goal).
Oldest untouched examples as of Nov 09, 2026
Salesperson
Source
Arrived
Age
Keller Blitch
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
Oct 28 1:48 AM
310h
Emanuel Kennedy
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
Oct 29 4:41 AM
283h
Stage 5 · People + execution
Salesperson effectiveness
Who owns volume and retail close — and where coaching should start — by team group.
Sales team scoreboard
Workable unique opportunities · Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · split by VinSolutions team · most sold first inside each group
Team viewStoreNewUsedShowing New only — pick Store for both teams
Sales 25 workable opportunities
Salesperson
Total opps · sold · close
Avg response internet · >4h dropped
Internet opps · sold · close
Phone opps · sold · close
Walk-in opps · sold · close
Other opps · sold · close
Internet contact
Untouched >24h
Seth LeBlanc
10 opps3 sold30.0% close
12 min 50.0% ≤15 · n=2
2 opps0 sold0.0% close
8 opps3 sold37.5% close
———
———
100.0%
0
Keller Blitch
9 opps0 sold0.0% close
9 min 66.7% ≤15 · n=3
4 opps0 sold0.0% close
3 opps0 sold0.0% close
2 opps0 sold0.0% close
———
75.0%
1
Emanuel Kennedy
6 opps0 sold0.0% close
37 min 0.0% ≤15 · n=4 · drop 1 >4h
5 opps0 sold0.0% close
1 opps0 sold0.0% close
———
———
80.0%
1
Total / avg
25 opps3 sold12.0% close
20 min 33.3% ≤15 · n=9 · drop 1 >4h
11 opps0 sold0.0% close
12 opps3 sold25.0% close
2 opps0 sold0.0% close
———
81.8%
2
Scoreboard legend
Green rowOverall close rate 14% or higher
Red rowOverall close rate under 14%
Gray rowFewer than 3 workable leads, or system / unassigned
Sort orderMost units sold at the top inside each team group (New Sales first, then Used)
Avg responseInternet timed leads only · average drops responses over 4 hours (overnight/slow-tail outliers) · % ≤15 still uses all timed
How to read this
New Sales first, then Used Sales on the Store view. Channel columns = opps · sold · close %.
On Order solds show under Total as N on order.
Avg response = internet timed only; average drops responses over 4 hours.
Opps — workable unique opportunities assigned to them.
Total / channel columns — opps · sold · close % (sold ÷ that channel’s opps).
Internet contact — % of their internet leads with a real work attempt.
Avg response — internet timed only; average drops responses over 4 hours; shows % ≤15.
Date ranges on this page Rolling 30: Oct 10 – Nov 8, 2026. Prior 30 days: Sep 10 – Oct 9, 2026.
Organized as a sales funnel: website traffic → inventory health (active lot) → demand shape (VOI / trades) → CRM opportunities (site + 3rd party → internet/phone/walk-in) → handling quality (including how the team tries to reach customers) → salesperson execution. Unique opportunities after de-dupe (VIN/stock within 7 days, or same salesperson + day + vehicle).
Internet + phone + walk-in on the same shopper counts as one.
Headline contact rate is internet leads only (workable, de-duped, any real attempt).
Internet speed uses CRM adjusted response time on internet leads only.
Inventory panel uses VinSolutions live-lot units when an inventory export is present.
Lead data: VinSolutions. Website traffic (GA4 cache 2026-11-06 · GA4 2026-10-07 → 2026-11-05): 2,932 visits · 2,526 people. Generated Nov 09, 2026 10:14 AM.
This page is for Harris Porsche · New only — no other stores.
Data coverage — Lead export only covers Aug 08 – Nov 05, 2026. This window is partial (effective Sep 10 – Nov 5, 2026). Closed-deal (DMS) history may still be complete. Prior window: Lead export only covers Aug 08 – Nov 05, 2026. This window is partial (effective Aug 8 – Sep 9, 2026). Closed-deal (DMS) history may still be complete.
Last 60 days at a glance · New
Last 60 days · New department: 51 retail workable opportunities (57 unique after de-dupe; Bad excluded); retail close 19.6% (10 retail sold); internet is 39.2% of retail workable; internet CRM contact 90.0%; internet median response 3 min; 17.6% of timed internet leads over 30 min (missed goal); 2 workable leads still untouched over 24h.
Rolling 60: Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · compared with prior 60 days Jul 12 – Sep 9, 2026
Funnel stages are tabs — click through Traffic → Inventory → Demand shape → Leads → Handling → People. Print still shows every stage.
Stage 1 · Top of funnel
Website traffic
People visiting harrisporsche.com before any CRM lead is created.
Total website traffic picture
Google Analytics · last ~30 days in cache dated 2026-11-06 · align with CRM window Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026 where possible
What this means
This is the top of the sales funnel: how much store-site demand you are generating.
Traffic alone is not leads — next is what the store has to sell (active inventory), then how demand becomes CRM opportunities
(website forms, 3rd-party portals, then phone and walk-in).
Visits (sessions)
5,616
One visit = one trip to the site
People (users)
4,824
Unique visitors
Page views
25,658
4.6 pages per visit
Avg time on site
3m 18s
Average visit length (GA4 session duration)
Engagement rate
72.7%
Visits with meaningful activity
Bounce rate
27.3%
Left after one page — lower is usually better
Mobile share
69.5%
Visits from phones/tablets
Where site traffic came from (top sources)
How to read this
Top source families (Facebook hosts rolled up, IG together, etc.). Mix indicators — not required to sum to total site sessions above.
Marketplace referrals (Autotrader, KBB, CarGurus…) are site visits from those portals — different labels from VinSolutions lead sources.
Source / medium
Visits
People
Avg time
Bounce
Google organic
1,957
1,335
—
—
Google paid
1,445
1,162
—
—
Direct
foundationdirect.lightning.force.com referral
1,048
576
—
—
Facebook
Facebook link referral, Facebook referral, Facebook lm referral
713
472
—
—
Unassigned / not set
Not set, Data unavailable
Most likely a measurement gap — quick bounces or tag/consent timing on the Porsche site so GA4 never got source/medium (often Google/direct under the hood). Not a real marketing channel to coach against. A few visits may also be Google “data not available” privacy/cross-network rows.
How to read this
Shoppers who landed on the store site from big inventory portals.
Still website traffic — not CRM leads. A portal shopper can bounce here and still show up later as Phone Up.
Portal referral
Visits
People
Avg time
Bounce
Autotrader
Autotrader referral
69
32
—
—
Where on the site (sales · service · parts · specials)
How to read this
Sessions on page groups: inventory/VDPs (sales), service, parts, specials/offers, finance/trade, store info.
Porsche sites often put service booking on a separate host — if Service is thin here, check service-booking host traffic separately.
Site section
Visits
People
Page views
Page-section breakdown not in GA4 cache yet for this store.
Website traffic mix only — not the same labels as CRM lead sources. No source total row (avoids a sum that can exceed site sessions).
Stage 1b · Supply next to demand
Inventory health (active lot)
What the store has to sell right now — after website traffic, before CRM leads. Not lead handling.
Store inventory on the ground
VinSolutions live-lot units · snapshot file hp-inventory-latest.csv · as of Nov 09, 2026 6:16 AM · lead window for context Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Live lot composition and aging. Traffic and 3rd-party demand only convert if the metal matches what shoppers want.
File rows: 397 → lot units shown: 42.
This is not contact rate or response speed — those start at Stage 4 (Handling).
Active total
42
Units in Active status
New
42
100.0% of active lot
Used
0
Retail used (excl. Certified)
Certified
0
CPO subset of the lot
Median age
116 d
Days in inventory (Active)
No photo
32
76.2% of active units
Age of active inventory
Age bucket
Units
Share
0–30 days
4
9.5%
31–60 days
6
14.3%
61–90 days
5
11.9%
91–180 days
15
35.7%
180+ days
12
28.6%
Total aged units
42
100%
Aging by New / Used / Certified
Type
Units
Median age
>60d
>90d
>180d
New
42
116 d
32
27
12
All active
42
116 d
32
27
12
New — top models
Unit
Count
Share of active lot
Macan
21
50.0%
Cayenne
13
31.0%
Taycan
3
7.1%
Panamera
3
7.1%
911
2
4.8%
Top listed
42
100.0%
Used + Certified — top make / model
Unit
Count
Share of active lot
No used/CPO units
Photo gap: 32 active units (76.2%) marked without a photo — website and marketplace presentation risk, separate from lead handling.
Source: VinSolutions inventory export (live lot). Website search counts can differ — this panel is the ops lot from the CRM file, not a scrape of the public inventory grid.
Stage 2 · Demand shape
How demand shows up
Vehicles of interest and trades — demand pressure next to traffic and inventory. Attempt methods (phone / email / text) live on Handling.
What cars people asked about
Workable opportunities · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Vehicle of interest on the lead when CRM has it. Helps with stocking and coaching — not a sold report.
New / used / CPO interest
Opps
Share
New
51
100.0%
Total
51
100.0%
Top vehicles of interest Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Year / make / model
Opps
Share
2026 Porsche Cayenne
15
31.2%
2026 Porsche Macan
12
25.0%
2026 Porsche 911
5
10.4%
2026 Porsche Panamera
5
10.4%
2027 Porsche 911
4
8.3%
2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupe
2
4.2%
2026 Porsche Taycan
2
4.2%
2026 Porsche
1
2.1%
2025 Porsche 911
1
2.1%
2027 Porsche Macan Electric
1
2.1%
Total
48
100.0%
Trade-ins mentioned
Workable opportunities · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
39.2% of workable opportunities included a trade vehicle.
Higher trade rates often signal more serious shoppers.
Trade year / make / model
Opps
Share of trades
2021 Porsche Cayenne
2
10.0%
2023 Porsche Cayenne
1
5.0%
2021 BMW X7
1
5.0%
2019 INFINITI QX80
1
5.0%
2024 Porsche 718 Cayman
1
5.0%
2025 LINCOLN Navigator
1
5.0%
2023 PORSCHE 911
1
5.0%
2023 Audi Q5
1
5.0%
Total
9
100.0%
Stage 3 · Demand becomes leads
CRM opportunities from website + 3rd parties
Unique sales opportunities (de-duped) created in VinSolutions for Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026. Website and marketplace demand show up as internet forms, then also as phone and walk-in — including full source detail on this tab.
Lead volume entering the funnel
Unique opportunities · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · de-duped · retail workable = excl. Bad + excl. acquisition
What this means
CRM sales opportunities after de-dupe. Same shopper is not counted three times as internet + phone + walk-in.
Retail workable drops Bad junk and acquisition leads (cash/trade value requests — not a retail buy).
Unique after de-dupe
57
From 69 raw CRM rows · 12 repeats collapsed
Retail workable
51
Excl. Bad (6) · excl. acquisition (0)
Retail sold
10
VinSolutions retail sold · close 19.6% of 51 retail workable
Delivered
10
CRM status Delivered · of retail sold
On Order
0
CRM status On Order · sold, not delivered yet
Wholesale / auction sold
0
DMS outlets · separate from retail close · total sold 10
A) Where digital retail demand is sourced
Funnel read
Owned website + on-site tools (Motive, store forms/chat, Remora) vs 3rd-party portals (Autotrader/KBB, CarGurus, Carfax…) vs OEM/brand digital (BYO, BMW USA, military/event programs). These sources create internet opportunities — and often later phone/walk-in on the same shopper.
Digital source family
Workable opps
Share of internet
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Dealer website & on-site
8
40.0%
75.0%
44 min 33.3% ≤15 min · n=6 · avg on 5
0
0.0%
Autotrader / KBBATKBB
4
20.0%
100.0%
31 min 33.3% ≤15 min · n=3
2
50.0%
Other 3rd-party marketplaces
0
—
—
—
—
—
OEM / brand digital
8
40.0%
100.0%
4 min 87.5% ≤15 min · n=8 *
0
0.0%
Total / avg (families above)
20
—
—
—
2
10.0%
Digital families above total 20 workable internet-side rows shown in those buckets; internet CRM channel is 20. Gap is other internet sources (campaigns, uncategorized, etc.) detailed under Source detail.
Response = VinSolutions average adjusted response minutes (excludes responses over 4 hours) (+ % ≤15). Internet is the reliable speed signal.
Big-vendor demand by channel (CRM)
How to read this
VinSolutions opportunities from major portals, split Internet / Phone / Walk-in.
Portal website referrals live on Traffic — this is CRM-attributed demand.
Vendor
Internet
Phone
Walk-in
Total opps
Sold
Autotrader / KBB
4
0
0
4
2
Thin Phone often means portal call-ins were logged as generic Phone Up without the vendor source.
B) How opportunities show up in the CRM (channel)
Funnel read
Website and 3rd-party activity turns into internet form leads, phone calls, and walk-ins (plus Other CRM types).
Close = retail sold ÷ retail workable on the hero grade; per-row close uses that channel’s workable opps.
Contacted = real work attempt on that channel.
Response uses adjusted minutes when present — Phone/Walk-in often log 0 min (* = half or more timed at 0; treat as weak signal).
CRM channel
Workable opps
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Plain English
Internet (web forms / digital)
20
39.2%
90.0%
22 min 58.8% ≤15 min · n=17 · avg on 16
2
10.0%
Forms, portals, chat, brand digital
Phone
28
54.9%
100.0%
—
7
25.0%
Phone-ups / tracked calls
Walk-in
3
5.9%
100.0%
—
1
33.3%
In-store / drive-by
Other
—
—
—
—
—
—
Referral, repeat, DMS, other CRM types
Total / avg
51
100.0%
96.1%
—
10
19.6%
Source detail
Unique workable opportunities · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · de-duped · same funnel window · Close = sold ÷ opps · Response = average adjusted minutes (over 4 hours dropped from average)
What this means
Drill-down on where demand came from — owned website vs Autotrader/KBB vs other portals vs OEM/brand digital, then phone and walk-in. High volume + low close often means a source quality issue. Whether the team worked those leads fast belongs on the Handling tab. Dealer website includes Motive, Remora, store-domain forms/chat, and on-site quote tools. Autotrader/KBB is one 3rd party with many of their own channels.
Response sits next to close so you can see whether slow first touch lines up with weak conversion. * on response = half or more timed values are 0 (common on phone/walk-in — weak signal).
1) Channel mix
Channel
Opps
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Internet
20
39.2%
90.0%
22 min 58.8% ≤15 min · n=17 · avg on 16
2
10.0%
Phone
28
54.9%
100.0%
—
7
25.0%
Walk-in
3
5.9%
100.0%
—
1
33.3%
Total / avg
51
100.0%
96.1%
22 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=17
10
19.6%
2) Internet broken down
Families inside internet · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Dealer website & on-site
8 · 40.0% of internet · close 0.0% · avg 44 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
5
62.5%
60.0%
1h 31m 33.3% ≤15 min · n=3 · avg on 2
0
0.0%
Dealer website — PCW lead
2
25.0%
100.0%
10 min 50.0% ≤15 min · n=2
0
0.0%
Dealer website — Checkout reservation
1
12.5%
100.0%
18 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Dealer Website
0
0.0%
—
—
0
—
Total / avg
8
100.0%
75.0%
52 min 33.3% ≤15 min · n=6
0
0.0%
OEM / brand digital
8 · 40.0% of internet · close 0.0% · avg 4 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Online car configuration
6
75.0%
100.0%
5 min 83.3% ≤15 min · n=6 *
0
0.0%
Porsche Inventory Finder
2
25.0%
100.0%
2 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=2 *
0
0.0%
Total / avg
8
100.0%
100.0%
4 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=8
0
0.0%
ATKBBAutotrader / KBB (one 3rd party · their channels)4 · 20.0% of internet · close 50.0% · avg 31 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
ATAutotrader — Internet lead
3
75.0%
100.0%
31 min 33.3% ≤15 min · n=3
1
33.3%
ATAutotrader — Car and Driver
1
25.0%
100.0%
—
1
100.0%
Total / avg
4
100.0%
100.0%
31 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=3
2
50.0%
3) Phone and walk-in detail
Phone 28 opportunities
Logged as
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Phone Up
21
75.0%
100.0%
—
5
23.8%
Repeat Customer
7
25.0%
100.0%
—
2
28.6%
Total / avg
28
100.0%
100.0%
—
7
25.0%
Walk-in 3 opportunities
Logged as
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Repeat Customer
2
66.7%
100.0%
—
1
50.0%
Phone Up
1
33.3%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Total / avg
3
100.0%
100.0%
—
1
33.3%
Stage 4 · Lead handling quality
How well are we taking care of the leads?
Speed and contact coverage when the CRM export includes them; how the team tries to reach customers (phone / email / text); retail close and open pipeline. Source mix lives on the Leads tab.
Pertinent handling numbers
Date range: Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026 (vs prior 60 days Jul 12 – Sep 9, 2026)
What this section is
Handling grades for rolling 60 on unique opportunities after de-dupe.
Bad CRM leads are excluded. Contact and speed grades appear only when the CRM export includes attempt fields.
Handling color legend
GoodKPI is in the healthy band for that metric
WatchKPI is middling — keep an eye on it
ProblemKPI is below the store target band
Per-card rulesInternet contact ≥90% good / <75% problem · response goal ≤15 min (after 15 = not good; ≥25% over 30 = problem even if median looks ok) · retail close ≥8% good / <5% problem · untouched 0 good
1) Internet contact rate
Internet leads only · workable unique opportunities · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Good
90.0%
↓ 1.7 pts vs prior 60 days · Prior (Jul 12 – Sep 9, 2026): 91.7%
Internet workable (excl. Bad): 20 · worked 18
All-channel contact (for context): 96.1% on 51 workable opps
Unique after de-dupe: 57 · CRM rows before de-dupe: 69 · collapsed 12 repeats
What this means
Of internet unique opportunities (de-duped, excluding Bad), how many show a real work attempt —
first contact attempt, phone/email/text, customer contact, or CRM contacted flag?
Phone-ups and walk-ins are not in this grade — those are almost always “contacted” by nature and inflate the number.
Higher is better. About 90%+ is good. Under 75% is a problem.
2) Internet response time (median)
Internet leads only · CRM adjusted response time · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Watch
3 min
same as prior 60 days · Prior (Jul 12 – Sep 9, 2026): 3 min
Based on 17 timed internet leads (of 20 internet workable opps)
Store goal: first internet response in ≤15 minutes. After 15 min = not good. Over 30 min = missed goal.
≤15 min · on goal10 (58.8%)
16–30 min · late (after 15)4 (23.5%)
Over 30 min · missed goal3 (17.6%)
No timed response3
Speed problem — missed goal: 3 timed internet leads (17.6%) took over 30 minutes. Store goal is first response in ≤15 minutes. 7 (41.2%) were after 15 min — that is not good. Do not let the median hide this bucket.
What this meansInternet only, using VinSolutions adjusted response time when the export includes it.
Phone-ups and walk-ins are not mixed in — they often show as 0 minutes and fake a fast store.
Goal is ≤15 minutes. Any first response after 15 min is not good.
The red over 30 min bucket is the problem list — read it even when the median looks okay.
Bands: ≤15 on goal · 16–30 late · over 30 missed goal.
3) Retail close rate
VinSolutions retail sold ÷ retail workable · wholesale separate · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
Good
19.6%
↑ 12.1 pts vs prior 60 days · Prior (Jul 12 – Sep 9, 2026): 7.5%
Retail sold (VinSolutions): 10 of 51 retail workable · Delivered 10 · On Order 0
What this means
Headline close uses VinSolutions lead export retail sold ÷ retail workable (Motosnap leads email). DMS deals are optional — used only when that file covers this window.
Retail close only — acquisition and wholesale/auction solds stay on the Leads tab and out of this grade.
On Order is still a retail sold (customer has a car ordered) — counted in close, broken out from Delivered.
Rough store-level bands used here: ≥8% good · 5–8% watch · under 5% problem.
4) Untouched over 24 hours
Workable opps still with no attempt · as of Nov 09, 2026
Watch
2
From opportunities in Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Workable leads still sitting with zero attempt after a full day. Ideal is 0. This is the same-day coaching list.
How the team is trying to reach customers
Workable opportunities · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Share of opportunities where phone, email, or text attempts were logged. Multi-channel = two or more methods on the same opportunity. This is handling effort mix — not demand shape.
Method
Share of workable opps
Plain English
Phone attempt
80.4%
Someone tried calling
Email attempt
45.1%
Someone sent an email
Text attempt
5.9%
Someone sent a text
Multi-channel
35.3%
Used 2+ methods on the same opp
Customer contact logged
84.3%
CRM shows an actual customer connect, not only outbound
Needs attention
Based on unique opportunities in Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Handling problems to bring into the next sales meeting — slow or no-attempt work, untouched leads, named coaching flags.
Source mix and close-by-origin live on the Leads tab.
Internet speed: 7 timed leads (41.2%) took longer than 15 minutes. Any first response after 15 min is not good.
Emanuel Kennedy internet median response is 1h 12m (after the 15-min goal).
Oldest untouched examples as of Nov 09, 2026
Salesperson
Source
Arrived
Age
Keller Blitch
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
Oct 28 1:48 AM
310h
Emanuel Kennedy
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
Oct 29 4:41 AM
283h
Stage 5 · People + execution
Salesperson effectiveness
Who owns volume and retail close — and where coaching should start — by team group.
Sales team scoreboard
Workable unique opportunities · Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026 · split by VinSolutions team · most sold first inside each group
Team viewStoreNewUsedShowing New only — pick Store for both teams
Sales 51 workable opportunities
Salesperson
Total opps · sold · close
Avg response internet · >4h dropped
Internet opps · sold · close
Phone opps · sold · close
Walk-in opps · sold · close
Other opps · sold · close
Internet contact
Untouched >24h
Seth LeBlanc
26 opps7 sold26.9% close
4 min 87.5% ≤15 · n=8
8 opps1 sold12.5% close
18 opps6 sold33.3% close
———
———
100.0%
0
Keller Blitch
13 opps2 sold15.4% close
6 min 75.0% ≤15 · n=4
6 opps1 sold16.7% close
4 opps0 sold0.0% close
3 opps1 sold33.3% close
———
83.3%
1
Emanuel Kennedy
12 opps1 sold8.3% close
1h 12m 0.0% ≤15 · n=5 · drop 1 >4h
6 opps0 sold0.0% close
6 opps1 sold16.7% close
———
———
83.3%
1
Total / avg
51 opps10 sold19.6% close
22 min 58.8% ≤15 · n=17 · drop 1 >4h
20 opps2 sold10.0% close
28 opps7 sold25.0% close
3 opps1 sold33.3% close
———
90.0%
2
Scoreboard legend
Green rowOverall close rate 14% or higher
Red rowOverall close rate under 14%
Gray rowFewer than 3 workable leads, or system / unassigned
Sort orderMost units sold at the top inside each team group (New Sales first, then Used)
Avg responseInternet timed leads only · average drops responses over 4 hours (overnight/slow-tail outliers) · % ≤15 still uses all timed
How to read this
New Sales first, then Used Sales on the Store view. Channel columns = opps · sold · close %.
On Order solds show under Total as N on order.
Avg response = internet timed only; average drops responses over 4 hours.
Opps — workable unique opportunities assigned to them.
Total / channel columns — opps · sold · close % (sold ÷ that channel’s opps).
Internet contact — % of their internet leads with a real work attempt.
Avg response — internet timed only; average drops responses over 4 hours; shows % ≤15.
Date ranges on this page Rolling 60: Sep 10 – Nov 8, 2026. Prior 60 days: Jul 12 – Sep 9, 2026.
Organized as a sales funnel: website traffic → inventory health (active lot) → demand shape (VOI / trades) → CRM opportunities (site + 3rd party → internet/phone/walk-in) → handling quality (including how the team tries to reach customers) → salesperson execution. Unique opportunities after de-dupe (VIN/stock within 7 days, or same salesperson + day + vehicle).
Internet + phone + walk-in on the same shopper counts as one.
Headline contact rate is internet leads only (workable, de-duped, any real attempt).
Internet speed uses CRM adjusted response time on internet leads only.
Inventory panel uses VinSolutions live-lot units when an inventory export is present.
Lead data: VinSolutions. Website traffic (GA4 cache 2026-11-06 · GA4 2026-09-07 → 2026-11-05): 5,616 visits · 4,824 people. Generated Nov 09, 2026 10:14 AM.
This page is for Harris Porsche · New only — no other stores.
Data coverage — Lead export only covers Aug 08 – Nov 05, 2026. This window is partial (effective Aug 11 – Nov 5, 2026). Closed-deal (DMS) history may still be complete. Prior window: Lead export only covers Aug 08 – Nov 05, 2026. This window is partial (effective Aug 8–10, 2026). Closed-deal (DMS) history may still be complete.
Last 90 days at a glance · New
Last 90 days · New department: 91 retail workable opportunities (99 unique after de-dupe; Bad excluded); retail close 14.3% (13 retail sold); internet is 48.4% of retail workable; internet CRM contact 90.9%; internet median response 3 min; 12.8% of timed internet leads over 30 min (missed goal); 4 workable leads still untouched over 24h.
Rolling 90: Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026 · compared with prior 90 days May 13 – Aug 10, 2026
Funnel stages are tabs — click through Traffic → Inventory → Demand shape → Leads → Handling → People. Print still shows every stage.
Stage 1 · Top of funnel
Website traffic
People visiting harrisporsche.com before any CRM lead is created.
Total website traffic picture
Google Analytics · last ~30 days in cache dated 2026-11-06 · align with CRM window Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026 where possible
What this means
This is the top of the sales funnel: how much store-site demand you are generating.
Traffic alone is not leads — next is what the store has to sell (active inventory), then how demand becomes CRM opportunities
(website forms, 3rd-party portals, then phone and walk-in).
Visits (sessions)
5,853
One visit = one trip to the site
People (users)
5,031
Unique visitors
Page views
26,978
4.6 pages per visit
Avg time on site
3m 22s
Average visit length (GA4 session duration)
Engagement rate
73.5%
Visits with meaningful activity
Bounce rate
26.5%
Left after one page — lower is usually better
Mobile share
69.5%
Visits from phones/tablets
Where site traffic came from (top sources)
How to read this
Top source families (Facebook hosts rolled up, IG together, etc.). Mix indicators — not required to sum to total site sessions above.
Marketplace referrals (Autotrader, KBB, CarGurus…) are site visits from those portals — different labels from VinSolutions lead sources.
Source / medium
Visits
People
Avg time
Bounce
Google organic
1,957
1,335
—
—
Google paid
1,445
1,162
—
—
Direct
foundationdirect.lightning.force.com referral
1,048
576
—
—
Facebook
Facebook link referral, Facebook referral, Facebook lm referral
713
472
—
—
Unassigned / not set
Not set, Data unavailable
Most likely a measurement gap — quick bounces or tag/consent timing on the Porsche site so GA4 never got source/medium (often Google/direct under the hood). Not a real marketing channel to coach against. A few visits may also be Google “data not available” privacy/cross-network rows.
How to read this
Shoppers who landed on the store site from big inventory portals.
Still website traffic — not CRM leads. A portal shopper can bounce here and still show up later as Phone Up.
Portal referral
Visits
People
Avg time
Bounce
Autotrader
Autotrader referral
69
32
—
—
Where on the site (sales · service · parts · specials)
How to read this
Sessions on page groups: inventory/VDPs (sales), service, parts, specials/offers, finance/trade, store info.
Porsche sites often put service booking on a separate host — if Service is thin here, check service-booking host traffic separately.
Site section
Visits
People
Page views
Page-section breakdown not in GA4 cache yet for this store.
Website traffic mix only — not the same labels as CRM lead sources. No source total row (avoids a sum that can exceed site sessions).
Stage 1b · Supply next to demand
Inventory health (active lot)
What the store has to sell right now — after website traffic, before CRM leads. Not lead handling.
Store inventory on the ground
VinSolutions live-lot units · snapshot file hp-inventory-latest.csv · as of Nov 09, 2026 6:16 AM · lead window for context Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Live lot composition and aging. Traffic and 3rd-party demand only convert if the metal matches what shoppers want.
File rows: 397 → lot units shown: 42.
This is not contact rate or response speed — those start at Stage 4 (Handling).
Active total
42
Units in Active status
New
42
100.0% of active lot
Used
0
Retail used (excl. Certified)
Certified
0
CPO subset of the lot
Median age
116 d
Days in inventory (Active)
No photo
32
76.2% of active units
Age of active inventory
Age bucket
Units
Share
0–30 days
4
9.5%
31–60 days
6
14.3%
61–90 days
5
11.9%
91–180 days
15
35.7%
180+ days
12
28.6%
Total aged units
42
100%
Aging by New / Used / Certified
Type
Units
Median age
>60d
>90d
>180d
New
42
116 d
32
27
12
All active
42
116 d
32
27
12
New — top models
Unit
Count
Share of active lot
Macan
21
50.0%
Cayenne
13
31.0%
Taycan
3
7.1%
Panamera
3
7.1%
911
2
4.8%
Top listed
42
100.0%
Used + Certified — top make / model
Unit
Count
Share of active lot
No used/CPO units
Photo gap: 32 active units (76.2%) marked without a photo — website and marketplace presentation risk, separate from lead handling.
Source: VinSolutions inventory export (live lot). Website search counts can differ — this panel is the ops lot from the CRM file, not a scrape of the public inventory grid.
Stage 2 · Demand shape
How demand shows up
Vehicles of interest and trades — demand pressure next to traffic and inventory. Attempt methods (phone / email / text) live on Handling.
What cars people asked about
Workable opportunities · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Vehicle of interest on the lead when CRM has it. Helps with stocking and coaching — not a sold report.
New / used / CPO interest
Opps
Share
New
91
100.0%
Total
91
100.0%
Top vehicles of interest Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
Year / make / model
Opps
Share
2026 Porsche Cayenne
23
26.4%
2026 Porsche Macan
19
21.8%
2027 Porsche 911
11
12.6%
2026 Porsche Panamera
11
12.6%
2026 Porsche 911
10
11.5%
2026 Porsche Taycan
4
4.6%
2026 Porsche Cayenne Coupe
3
3.4%
2027 Porsche Cayenne
1
1.1%
2027 Porsche Panamera
1
1.1%
2025 Porsche Cayenne
1
1.1%
Total
84
100.0%
Trade-ins mentioned
Workable opportunities · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
30.8% of workable opportunities included a trade vehicle.
Higher trade rates often signal more serious shoppers.
Trade year / make / model
Opps
Share of trades
2021 Porsche Cayenne
2
7.1%
2024 Porsche Macan
1
3.6%
2024 Porsche 911
1
3.6%
2015 Honda Accord
1
3.6%
2023 Lucid Air
1
3.6%
2021 INFINITI QX80
1
3.6%
2026 Nissan Murano
1
3.6%
2023 Porsche 718 Boxster
1
3.6%
Total
9
100.0%
Stage 3 · Demand becomes leads
CRM opportunities from website + 3rd parties
Unique sales opportunities (de-duped) created in VinSolutions for Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026. Website and marketplace demand show up as internet forms, then also as phone and walk-in — including full source detail on this tab.
Lead volume entering the funnel
Unique opportunities · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026 · de-duped · retail workable = excl. Bad + excl. acquisition
What this means
CRM sales opportunities after de-dupe. Same shopper is not counted three times as internet + phone + walk-in.
Retail workable drops Bad junk and acquisition leads (cash/trade value requests — not a retail buy).
Unique after de-dupe
99
From 115 raw CRM rows · 16 repeats collapsed
Retail workable
91
Excl. Bad (8) · excl. acquisition (0)
Retail sold
13
VinSolutions retail sold · close 14.3% of 91 retail workable
Delivered
13
CRM status Delivered · of retail sold
On Order
0
CRM status On Order · sold, not delivered yet
Wholesale / auction sold
0
DMS outlets · separate from retail close · total sold 13
A) Where digital retail demand is sourced
Funnel read
Owned website + on-site tools (Motive, store forms/chat, Remora) vs 3rd-party portals (Autotrader/KBB, CarGurus, Carfax…) vs OEM/brand digital (BYO, BMW USA, military/event programs). These sources create internet opportunities — and often later phone/walk-in on the same shopper.
Digital source family
Workable opps
Share of internet
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Dealer website & on-site
19
43.2%
78.9%
24 min 60.0% ≤15 min · n=15 · avg on 13
0
0.0%
Autotrader / KBBATKBB
5
11.4%
100.0%
24 min 50.0% ≤15 min · n=4
2
40.0%
Other 3rd-party marketplaces
0
—
—
—
—
—
OEM / brand digital
20
45.5%
100.0%
3 min 95.0% ≤15 min · n=20
0
0.0%
Total / avg (families above)
44
—
—
—
2
4.5%
Digital families above total 44 workable internet-side rows shown in those buckets; internet CRM channel is 44. Gap is other internet sources (campaigns, uncategorized, etc.) detailed under Source detail.
Response = VinSolutions average adjusted response minutes (excludes responses over 4 hours) (+ % ≤15). Internet is the reliable speed signal.
Big-vendor demand by channel (CRM)
How to read this
VinSolutions opportunities from major portals, split Internet / Phone / Walk-in.
Portal website referrals live on Traffic — this is CRM-attributed demand.
Vendor
Internet
Phone
Walk-in
Total opps
Sold
Autotrader / KBB
5
0
0
5
2
Thin Phone often means portal call-ins were logged as generic Phone Up without the vendor source.
B) How opportunities show up in the CRM (channel)
Funnel read
Website and 3rd-party activity turns into internet form leads, phone calls, and walk-ins (plus Other CRM types).
Close = retail sold ÷ retail workable on the hero grade; per-row close uses that channel’s workable opps.
Contacted = real work attempt on that channel.
Response uses adjusted minutes when present — Phone/Walk-in often log 0 min (* = half or more timed at 0; treat as weak signal).
CRM channel
Workable opps
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Plain English
Internet (web forms / digital)
44
48.4%
90.9%
13 min 76.9% ≤15 min · n=39 · avg on 37
2
4.5%
Forms, portals, chat, brand digital
Phone
42
46.2%
100.0%
—
10
23.8%
Phone-ups / tracked calls
Walk-in
5
5.5%
100.0%
—
1
20.0%
In-store / drive-by
Other
—
—
—
—
—
—
Referral, repeat, DMS, other CRM types
Total / avg
91
100.0%
95.6%
—
13
14.3%
Source detail
Unique workable opportunities · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026 · de-duped · same funnel window · Close = sold ÷ opps · Response = average adjusted minutes (over 4 hours dropped from average)
What this means
Drill-down on where demand came from — owned website vs Autotrader/KBB vs other portals vs OEM/brand digital, then phone and walk-in. High volume + low close often means a source quality issue. Whether the team worked those leads fast belongs on the Handling tab. Dealer website includes Motive, Remora, store-domain forms/chat, and on-site quote tools. Autotrader/KBB is one 3rd party with many of their own channels.
Response sits next to close so you can see whether slow first touch lines up with weak conversion. * on response = half or more timed values are 0 (common on phone/walk-in — weak signal).
1) Channel mix
Channel
Opps
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Internet
44
48.4%
90.9%
13 min 76.9% ≤15 min · n=39 · avg on 37
2
4.5%
Phone
42
46.2%
100.0%
—
10
23.8%
Walk-in
5
5.5%
100.0%
—
1
20.0%
Total / avg
91
100.0%
95.6%
13 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=39
13
14.3%
2) Internet broken down
Families inside internet · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
Dealer website & on-site
19 · 43.2% of internet · close 0.0% · avg 24 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
8
42.1%
50.0%
1h 05m 50.0% ≤15 min · n=4 · avg on 3
0
0.0%
Dealer website — PCW lead
6
31.6%
100.0%
13 min 66.7% ≤15 min · n=6
0
0.0%
Dealer website — PCW test drive
3
15.8%
100.0%
8 min 66.7% ≤15 min · n=3 · avg on 2
0
0.0%
Dealer website — PCW lead form
1
5.3%
100.0%
0 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=1 *
0
0.0%
Dealer website — Checkout reservation
1
5.3%
100.0%
18 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Dealer Website
0
0.0%
—
—
0
—
Total / avg
19
100.0%
78.9%
25 min 66.7% ≤15 min · n=15
0
0.0%
OEM / brand digital
20 · 45.5% of internet · close 0.0% · avg 3 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Online car configuration
12
60.0%
100.0%
4 min 91.7% ≤15 min · n=12 *
0
0.0%
Porsche Inventory Finder
7
35.0%
100.0%
2 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=7
0
0.0%
Porsche Driving Event
1
5.0%
100.0%
7 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Total / avg
20
100.0%
100.0%
3 min 100.0% ≤15 min · n=20
0
0.0%
ATKBBAutotrader / KBB (one 3rd party · their channels)5 · 11.4% of internet · close 40.0% · avg 24 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
ATAutotrader — Internet lead
4
80.0%
100.0%
24 min 50.0% ≤15 min · n=4
1
25.0%
ATAutotrader — Car and Driver
1
20.0%
100.0%
—
1
100.0%
Total / avg
5
100.0%
100.0%
24 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=4
2
40.0%
3) Phone and walk-in detail
Phone 42 opportunities
Logged as
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Phone Up
29
69.0%
100.0%
—
7
24.1%
Repeat Customer
11
26.2%
100.0%
—
3
27.3%
Dealer Website
1
2.4%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Referral
1
2.4%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Total / avg
42
100.0%
100.0%
—
10
23.8%
Walk-in 5 opportunities
Logged as
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Repeat Customer
2
40.0%
100.0%
—
1
50.0%
Service Dept
1
20.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Fresh
Lead
1
20.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Phone Up
1
20.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Total / avg
5
100.0%
100.0%
—
1
20.0%
Stage 4 · Lead handling quality
How well are we taking care of the leads?
Speed and contact coverage when the CRM export includes them; how the team tries to reach customers (phone / email / text); retail close and open pipeline. Source mix lives on the Leads tab.
Pertinent handling numbers
Date range: Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026 (vs prior 90 days May 13 – Aug 10, 2026)
What this section is
Handling grades for rolling 90 on unique opportunities after de-dupe.
Bad CRM leads are excluded. Contact and speed grades appear only when the CRM export includes attempt fields.
Handling color legend
GoodKPI is in the healthy band for that metric
WatchKPI is middling — keep an eye on it
ProblemKPI is below the store target band
Per-card rulesInternet contact ≥90% good / <75% problem · response goal ≤15 min (after 15 = not good; ≥25% over 30 = problem even if median looks ok) · retail close ≥8% good / <5% problem · untouched 0 good
1) Internet contact rate
Internet leads only · workable unique opportunities · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
Good
90.9%
vs prior 90 days: — · Prior (May 13 – Aug 10, 2026): —
Internet workable (excl. Bad): 44 · worked 40
All-channel contact (for context): 95.6% on 91 workable opps
Unique after de-dupe: 99 · CRM rows before de-dupe: 115 · collapsed 16 repeats
What this means
Of internet unique opportunities (de-duped, excluding Bad), how many show a real work attempt —
first contact attempt, phone/email/text, customer contact, or CRM contacted flag?
Phone-ups and walk-ins are not in this grade — those are almost always “contacted” by nature and inflate the number.
Higher is better. About 90%+ is good. Under 75% is a problem.
2) Internet response time (median)
Internet leads only · CRM adjusted response time · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
Watch
3 min
vs prior 90 days: — · Prior (May 13 – Aug 10, 2026): —
Based on 39 timed internet leads (of 44 internet workable opps)
Store goal: first internet response in ≤15 minutes. After 15 min = not good. Over 30 min = missed goal.
≤15 min · on goal30 (76.9%)
16–30 min · late (after 15)4 (10.3%)
Over 30 min · missed goal5 (12.8%)
No timed response5
Speed problem — missed goal: 5 timed internet leads (12.8%) took over 30 minutes. Store goal is first response in ≤15 minutes. 9 (23.1%) were after 15 min — that is not good. Do not let the median hide this bucket.
What this meansInternet only, using VinSolutions adjusted response time when the export includes it.
Phone-ups and walk-ins are not mixed in — they often show as 0 minutes and fake a fast store.
Goal is ≤15 minutes. Any first response after 15 min is not good.
The red over 30 min bucket is the problem list — read it even when the median looks okay.
Bands: ≤15 on goal · 16–30 late · over 30 missed goal.
3) Retail close rate
VinSolutions retail sold ÷ retail workable · wholesale separate · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
Good
14.3%
vs prior 90 days: — · Prior (May 13 – Aug 10, 2026): —
Retail sold (VinSolutions): 13 of 91 retail workable · Delivered 13 · On Order 0
What this means
Headline close uses VinSolutions lead export retail sold ÷ retail workable (Motosnap leads email). DMS deals are optional — used only when that file covers this window.
Retail close only — acquisition and wholesale/auction solds stay on the Leads tab and out of this grade.
On Order is still a retail sold (customer has a car ordered) — counted in close, broken out from Delivered.
Rough store-level bands used here: ≥8% good · 5–8% watch · under 5% problem.
4) Untouched over 24 hours
Workable opps still with no attempt · as of Nov 09, 2026
Problem
4
From opportunities in Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Workable leads still sitting with zero attempt after a full day. Ideal is 0. This is the same-day coaching list.
How the team is trying to reach customers
Workable opportunities · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Share of opportunities where phone, email, or text attempts were logged. Multi-channel = two or more methods on the same opportunity. This is handling effort mix — not demand shape.
Method
Share of workable opps
Plain English
Phone attempt
84.6%
Someone tried calling
Email attempt
46.2%
Someone sent an email
Text attempt
3.3%
Someone sent a text
Multi-channel
38.5%
Used 2+ methods on the same opp
Customer contact logged
78.0%
CRM shows an actual customer connect, not only outbound
Needs attention
Based on unique opportunities in Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026
What this means
Handling problems to bring into the next sales meeting — slow or no-attempt work, untouched leads, named coaching flags.
Source mix and close-by-origin live on the Leads tab.
No attention flags in this window.
Oldest untouched examples as of Nov 09, 2026
Salesperson
Source
Arrived
Age
Emanuel Kennedy
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
Aug 15 3:37 PM
2,072h
Seth LeBlanc
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
Aug 17 3:05 AM
2,037h
Keller Blitch
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
Oct 28 1:48 AM
310h
Emanuel Kennedy
Website chat — Podium (PCW)
Oct 29 4:41 AM
283h
Stage 5 · People + execution
Salesperson effectiveness
Who owns volume and retail close — and where coaching should start — by team group.
Sales team scoreboard
Workable unique opportunities · Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026 · split by VinSolutions team · most sold first inside each group
Team viewStoreNewUsedShowing New only — pick Store for both teams
Sales 91 workable opportunities
Salesperson
Total opps · sold · close
Avg response internet · >4h dropped
Internet opps · sold · close
Phone opps · sold · close
Walk-in opps · sold · close
Other opps · sold · close
Internet contact
Untouched >24h
Seth LeBlanc
43 opps9 sold20.9% close
5 min 94.1% ≤15 · n=17
18 opps1 sold5.6% close
25 opps8 sold32.0% close
———
———
94.4%
1
Emanuel Kennedy
21 opps2 sold9.5% close
37 min 40.0% ≤15 · n=10 · drop 2 >4h
12 opps0 sold0.0% close
9 opps2 sold22.2% close
———
———
83.3%
2
Keller Blitch
27 opps2 sold7.4% close
8 min 83.3% ≤15 · n=12
14 opps1 sold7.1% close
8 opps0 sold0.0% close
5 opps1 sold20.0% close
———
92.9%
1
Total / avg
91 opps13 sold14.3% close
13 min 76.9% ≤15 · n=39 · drop 2 >4h
44 opps2 sold4.5% close
42 opps10 sold23.8% close
5 opps1 sold20.0% close
———
90.9%
4
Scoreboard legend
Green rowOverall close rate 14% or higher
Red rowOverall close rate under 14%
Gray rowFewer than 3 workable leads, or system / unassigned
Sort orderMost units sold at the top inside each team group (New Sales first, then Used)
Avg responseInternet timed leads only · average drops responses over 4 hours (overnight/slow-tail outliers) · % ≤15 still uses all timed
How to read this
New Sales first, then Used Sales on the Store view. Channel columns = opps · sold · close %.
On Order solds show under Total as N on order.
Avg response = internet timed only; average drops responses over 4 hours.
Opps — workable unique opportunities assigned to them.
Total / channel columns — opps · sold · close % (sold ÷ that channel’s opps).
Internet contact — % of their internet leads with a real work attempt.
Avg response — internet timed only; average drops responses over 4 hours; shows % ≤15.
Date ranges on this page Rolling 90: Aug 11 – Nov 8, 2026. Prior 90 days: May 13 – Aug 10, 2026.
Organized as a sales funnel: website traffic → inventory health (active lot) → demand shape (VOI / trades) → CRM opportunities (site + 3rd party → internet/phone/walk-in) → handling quality (including how the team tries to reach customers) → salesperson execution. Unique opportunities after de-dupe (VIN/stock within 7 days, or same salesperson + day + vehicle).
Internet + phone + walk-in on the same shopper counts as one.
Headline contact rate is internet leads only (workable, de-duped, any real attempt).
Internet speed uses CRM adjusted response time on internet leads only.
Inventory panel uses VinSolutions live-lot units when an inventory export is present.
Lead data: VinSolutions. Website traffic (GA4 cache 2026-11-06 · GA4 2026-08-08 → 2026-11-05): 5,853 visits · 5,031 people. Generated Nov 09, 2026 10:14 AM.
This page is for Harris Porsche · New only — no other stores.
Data coverage — Lead export only covers Aug 08 – Nov 05, 2026. This window is partial (effective Nov 1–5, 2026). Closed-deal (DMS) history may still be complete.
Month to date at a glance · New
Month to date · New department: 2 retail workable opportunities (3 unique after de-dupe; Bad excluded); retail close 0.0% (0 retail sold); internet is 50.0% of retail workable; internet CRM contact 100.0%; internet median response 20 min; 100.0% of timed internet leads after the 15-min goal.
Month to date: Nov 1–9, 2026 · compared with same days last month Oct 1–9, 2026
Funnel stages are tabs — click through Traffic → Inventory → Demand shape → Leads → Handling → People. Print still shows every stage.
Stage 1 · Top of funnel
Website traffic
People visiting harrisporsche.com before any CRM lead is created.
Total website traffic picture
Google Analytics · last ~30 days in cache dated 2026-11-06 · align with CRM window Nov 1–9, 2026 where possible
What this means
This is the top of the sales funnel: how much store-site demand you are generating.
Traffic alone is not leads — next is what the store has to sell (active inventory), then how demand becomes CRM opportunities
(website forms, 3rd-party portals, then phone and walk-in).
Visits (sessions)
347
One visit = one trip to the site
People (users)
291
Unique visitors
Page views
1,589
4.6 pages per visit
Avg time on site
3m 22s
Average visit length (GA4 session duration)
Engagement rate
72.3%
Visits with meaningful activity
Bounce rate
27.7%
Left after one page — lower is usually better
Mobile share
63.7%
Visits from phones/tablets
Where site traffic came from (top sources)
How to read this
Top source families (Facebook hosts rolled up, IG together, etc.). Mix indicators — not required to sum to total site sessions above.
Marketplace referrals (Autotrader, KBB, CarGurus…) are site visits from those portals — different labels from VinSolutions lead sources.
Source / medium
Visits
People
Avg time
Bounce
Google organic
1,957
1,335
—
—
Google paid
1,445
1,162
—
—
Direct
foundationdirect.lightning.force.com referral
1,048
576
—
—
Facebook
Facebook link referral, Facebook referral, Facebook lm referral
713
472
—
—
Unassigned / not set
Not set, Data unavailable
Most likely a measurement gap — quick bounces or tag/consent timing on the Porsche site so GA4 never got source/medium (often Google/direct under the hood). Not a real marketing channel to coach against. A few visits may also be Google “data not available” privacy/cross-network rows.
How to read this
Shoppers who landed on the store site from big inventory portals.
Still website traffic — not CRM leads. A portal shopper can bounce here and still show up later as Phone Up.
Portal referral
Visits
People
Avg time
Bounce
Autotrader
Autotrader referral
69
32
—
—
Where on the site (sales · service · parts · specials)
How to read this
Sessions on page groups: inventory/VDPs (sales), service, parts, specials/offers, finance/trade, store info.
Porsche sites often put service booking on a separate host — if Service is thin here, check service-booking host traffic separately.
Site section
Visits
People
Page views
Page-section breakdown not in GA4 cache yet for this store.
Website traffic mix only — not the same labels as CRM lead sources. No source total row (avoids a sum that can exceed site sessions).
Stage 1b · Supply next to demand
Inventory health (active lot)
What the store has to sell right now — after website traffic, before CRM leads. Not lead handling.
Store inventory on the ground
VinSolutions live-lot units · snapshot file hp-inventory-latest.csv · as of Nov 09, 2026 6:16 AM · lead window for context Nov 1–9, 2026
What this means
Live lot composition and aging. Traffic and 3rd-party demand only convert if the metal matches what shoppers want.
File rows: 397 → lot units shown: 42.
This is not contact rate or response speed — those start at Stage 4 (Handling).
Active total
42
Units in Active status
New
42
100.0% of active lot
Used
0
Retail used (excl. Certified)
Certified
0
CPO subset of the lot
Median age
116 d
Days in inventory (Active)
No photo
32
76.2% of active units
Age of active inventory
Age bucket
Units
Share
0–30 days
4
9.5%
31–60 days
6
14.3%
61–90 days
5
11.9%
91–180 days
15
35.7%
180+ days
12
28.6%
Total aged units
42
100%
Aging by New / Used / Certified
Type
Units
Median age
>60d
>90d
>180d
New
42
116 d
32
27
12
All active
42
116 d
32
27
12
New — top models
Unit
Count
Share of active lot
Macan
21
50.0%
Cayenne
13
31.0%
Taycan
3
7.1%
Panamera
3
7.1%
911
2
4.8%
Top listed
42
100.0%
Used + Certified — top make / model
Unit
Count
Share of active lot
No used/CPO units
Photo gap: 32 active units (76.2%) marked without a photo — website and marketplace presentation risk, separate from lead handling.
Source: VinSolutions inventory export (live lot). Website search counts can differ — this panel is the ops lot from the CRM file, not a scrape of the public inventory grid.
Stage 2 · Demand shape
How demand shows up
Vehicles of interest and trades — demand pressure next to traffic and inventory. Attempt methods (phone / email / text) live on Handling.
What cars people asked about
Workable opportunities · Nov 1–9, 2026
What this means
Vehicle of interest on the lead when CRM has it. Helps with stocking and coaching — not a sold report.
New / used / CPO interest
Opps
Share
New
2
100.0%
Total
2
100.0%
Top vehicles of interest Nov 1–9, 2026
Year / make / model
Opps
Share
2026 Porsche Taycan
1
50.0%
2027 Porsche 911
1
50.0%
Total
2
100.0%
Trade-ins mentioned
Workable opportunities · Nov 1–9, 2026
What this means
0.0% of workable opportunities included a trade vehicle.
Higher trade rates often signal more serious shoppers.
Trade year / make / model
Opps
Share of trades
None listed
Stage 3 · Demand becomes leads
CRM opportunities from website + 3rd parties
Unique sales opportunities (de-duped) created in VinSolutions for Nov 1–9, 2026. Website and marketplace demand show up as internet forms, then also as phone and walk-in — including full source detail on this tab.
Lead volume entering the funnel
Unique opportunities · Nov 1–9, 2026 · de-duped · retail workable = excl. Bad + excl. acquisition
What this means
CRM sales opportunities after de-dupe. Same shopper is not counted three times as internet + phone + walk-in.
Retail workable drops Bad junk and acquisition leads (cash/trade value requests — not a retail buy).
Unique after de-dupe
3
From 3 raw CRM rows · 0 repeats collapsed
Retail workable
2
Excl. Bad (1) · excl. acquisition (0)
Retail sold
0
VinSolutions retail sold · close 0.0% of 2 retail workable
Delivered
0
CRM status Delivered · of retail sold
On Order
0
CRM status On Order · sold, not delivered yet
Wholesale / auction sold
0
DMS outlets · separate from retail close · total sold 0
A) Where digital retail demand is sourced
Funnel read
Owned website + on-site tools (Motive, store forms/chat, Remora) vs 3rd-party portals (Autotrader/KBB, CarGurus, Carfax…) vs OEM/brand digital (BYO, BMW USA, military/event programs). These sources create internet opportunities — and often later phone/walk-in on the same shopper.
Digital source family
Workable opps
Share of internet
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Dealer website & on-site
0
0.0%
—
—
0
—
Autotrader / KBBATKBB
0
—
—
—
—
—
Other 3rd-party marketplaces
0
—
—
—
—
—
OEM / brand digital
1
100.0%
100.0%
20 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Total / avg (families above)
1
—
—
—
0
0.0%
Digital families above total 1 workable internet-side rows shown in those buckets; internet CRM channel is 1. Gap is other internet sources (campaigns, uncategorized, etc.) detailed under Source detail.
Response = VinSolutions average adjusted response minutes (excludes responses over 4 hours) (+ % ≤15). Internet is the reliable speed signal.
B) How opportunities show up in the CRM (channel)
Funnel read
Website and 3rd-party activity turns into internet form leads, phone calls, and walk-ins (plus Other CRM types).
Close = retail sold ÷ retail workable on the hero grade; per-row close uses that channel’s workable opps.
Contacted = real work attempt on that channel.
Response uses adjusted minutes when present — Phone/Walk-in often log 0 min (* = half or more timed at 0; treat as weak signal).
CRM channel
Workable opps
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Plain English
Internet (web forms / digital)
1
50.0%
100.0%
20 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Forms, portals, chat, brand digital
Phone
1
50.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Phone-ups / tracked calls
Walk-in
—
—
—
—
—
—
In-store / drive-by
Other
—
—
—
—
—
—
Referral, repeat, DMS, other CRM types
Total / avg
2
100.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Source detail
Unique workable opportunities · Nov 1–9, 2026 · de-duped · same funnel window · Close = sold ÷ opps · Response = average adjusted minutes (over 4 hours dropped from average)
What this means
Drill-down on where demand came from — owned website vs Autotrader/KBB vs other portals vs OEM/brand digital, then phone and walk-in. High volume + low close often means a source quality issue. Whether the team worked those leads fast belongs on the Handling tab. Dealer website includes Motive, Remora, store-domain forms/chat, and on-site quote tools. Autotrader/KBB is one 3rd party with many of their own channels.
Response sits next to close so you can see whether slow first touch lines up with weak conversion. * on response = half or more timed values are 0 (common on phone/walk-in — weak signal).
1) Channel mix
Channel
Opps
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close
Internet
1
50.0%
100.0%
20 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Phone
1
50.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Total / avg
2
100.0%
100.0%
20 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
2) Internet broken down
Families inside internet · Nov 1–9, 2026
Dealer website & on-site
0 · 0.0% of internet · close — · avg —
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Dealer Website
0
0.0%
—
—
0
—
Total / avg
0
100.0%
—
—
0
—
OEM / brand digital
1 · 100.0% of internet · close 0.0% · avg 20 min
Source detail
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Online car configuration
1
100.0%
100.0%
20 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
Total / avg
1
100.0%
100.0%
20 min 0.0% ≤15 min · n=1
0
0.0%
3) Phone and walk-in detail
Phone 1 opportunities
Logged as
Count
Share
Contacted
Avg response
Sold
Close rate
Repeat Customer
1
100.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Total / avg
1
100.0%
100.0%
—
0
0.0%
Stage 4 · Lead handling quality
How well are we taking care of the leads?
Speed and contact coverage when the CRM export includes them; how the team tries to reach customers (phone / email / text); retail close and open pipeline. Source mix lives on the Leads tab.
Pertinent handling numbers
Date range: Nov 1–9, 2026 (vs same days last month Oct 1–9, 2026)
What this section is
Handling grades for month to date on unique opportunities after de-dupe.
Bad CRM leads are excluded. Contact and speed grades appear only when the CRM export includes attempt fields.
Handling color legend
GoodKPI is in the healthy band for that metric
WatchKPI is middling — keep an eye on it
ProblemKPI is below the store target band
Per-card rulesInternet contact ≥90% good / <75% problem · response goal ≤15 min (after 15 = not good; ≥25% over 30 = problem even if median looks ok) · retail close ≥8% good / <5% problem · untouched 0 good
1) Internet contact rate
Internet leads only · workable unique opportunities · Nov 1–9, 2026
Good
100.0%
same as same days last month · Prior (Oct 1–9, 2026): 100.0%
Internet workable (excl. Bad): 1 · worked 1
All-channel contact (for context): 100.0% on 2 workable opps
Unique after de-dupe: 3 · CRM rows before de-dupe: 3 · collapsed 0 repeats
What this means
Of internet unique opportunities (de-duped, excluding Bad), how many show a real work attempt —
first contact attempt, phone/email/text, customer contact, or CRM contacted flag?
Phone-ups and walk-ins are not in this grade — those are almost always “contacted” by nature and inflate the number.
Higher is better. About 90%+ is good. Under 75% is a problem.
2) Internet response time (median)
Internet leads only · CRM adjusted response time · Nov 1–9, 2026
Problem
20 min
slower by 19 min vs same days last month · Prior (Oct 1–9, 2026): 1 min
Based on 1 timed internet leads (of 1 internet workable opps)
Store goal: first internet response in ≤15 minutes. After 15 min = not good. Over 30 min = missed goal.
≤15 min · on goal0 (0.0%)
16–30 min · late (after 15)1 (100.0%)
Over 30 min · missed goal0 (0.0%)
No timed response0
After the 15-min goal: 1 timed internet leads (100.0%) were slower than 15 minutes (1 in 16–30 · 0 over 30). Any first response after 15 min is not good.
What this meansInternet only, using VinSolutions adjusted response time when the export includes it.
Phone-ups and walk-ins are not mixed in — they often show as 0 minutes and fake a fast store.
Goal is ≤15 minutes. Any first response after 15 min is not good.
The red over 30 min bucket is the problem list — read it even when the median looks okay.
Bands: ≤15 on goal · 16–30 late · over 30 missed goal.
3) Retail close rate
VinSolutions retail sold ÷ retail workable · wholesale separate · Nov 1–9, 2026
Problem
0.0%
↓ 33.3 pts vs same days last month · Prior (Oct 1–9, 2026): 33.3%
Retail sold (VinSolutions): 0 of 2 retail workable · Delivered 0 · On Order 0
What this means
Headline close uses VinSolutions lead export retail sold ÷ retail workable (Motosnap leads email). DMS deals are optional — used only when that file covers this window.
Retail close only — acquisition and wholesale/auction solds stay on the Leads tab and out of this grade.
On Order is still a retail sold (customer has a car ordered) — counted in close, broken out from Delivered.
Rough store-level bands used here: ≥8% good · 5–8% watch · under 5% problem.
4) Untouched over 24 hours
Workable opps still with no attempt · as of Nov 09, 2026
Good
0
From opportunities in Nov 1–9, 2026
What this means
Workable leads still sitting with zero attempt after a full day. Ideal is 0. This is the same-day coaching list.
How the team is trying to reach customers
Workable opportunities · Nov 1–9, 2026
What this means
Share of opportunities where phone, email, or text attempts were logged. Multi-channel = two or more methods on the same opportunity. This is handling effort mix — not demand shape.
Method
Share of workable opps
Plain English
Phone attempt
50.0%
Someone tried calling
Email attempt
50.0%
Someone sent an email
Text attempt
50.0%
Someone sent a text
Multi-channel
50.0%
Used 2+ methods on the same opp
Customer contact logged
50.0%
CRM shows an actual customer connect, not only outbound
Needs attention
Based on unique opportunities in Nov 1–9, 2026
What this means
Handling problems to bring into the next sales meeting — slow or no-attempt work, untouched leads, named coaching flags.
Source mix and close-by-origin live on the Leads tab.
Internet speed: 1 timed leads (100.0%) took longer than 15 minutes. Any first response after 15 min is not good.
Stage 5 · People + execution
Salesperson effectiveness
Who owns volume and retail close — and where coaching should start — by team group.
Sales team scoreboard
Workable unique opportunities · Nov 1–9, 2026 · split by VinSolutions team · most sold first inside each group
Team viewStoreNewUsedShowing New only — pick Store for both teams
Sales 2 workable opportunities
Salesperson
Total opps · sold · close
Avg response internet · >4h dropped
Internet opps · sold · close
Phone opps · sold · close
Walk-in opps · sold · close
Other opps · sold · close
Internet contact
Untouched >24h
Keller Blitch
1 opps0 sold0.0% close
—
———
1 opps0 sold0.0% close
———
———
100.0%
0
Seth LeBlanc
1 opps0 sold0.0% close
20 min 0.0% ≤15 · n=1
1 opps0 sold0.0% close
———
———
———
100.0%
0
Total / avg
2 opps0 sold0.0% close
20 min 0.0% ≤15 · n=1
1 opps0 sold0.0% close
1 opps0 sold0.0% close
———
———
100.0%
0
Scoreboard legend
Green rowOverall close rate 14% or higher
Red rowOverall close rate under 14%
Gray rowFewer than 3 workable leads, or system / unassigned
Sort orderMost units sold at the top inside each team group (New Sales first, then Used)
Avg responseInternet timed leads only · average drops responses over 4 hours (overnight/slow-tail outliers) · % ≤15 still uses all timed
How to read this
New Sales first, then Used Sales on the Store view. Channel columns = opps · sold · close %.
On Order solds show under Total as N on order.
Avg response = internet timed only; average drops responses over 4 hours.
Opps — workable unique opportunities assigned to them.
Total / channel columns — opps · sold · close % (sold ÷ that channel’s opps).
Internet contact — % of their internet leads with a real work attempt.
Avg response — internet timed only; average drops responses over 4 hours; shows % ≤15.
Date ranges on this page Month to date: Nov 1–9, 2026. Same days last month: Oct 1–9, 2026.
Organized as a sales funnel: website traffic → inventory health (active lot) → demand shape (VOI / trades) → CRM opportunities (site + 3rd party → internet/phone/walk-in) → handling quality (including how the team tries to reach customers) → salesperson execution. Unique opportunities after de-dupe (VIN/stock within 7 days, or same salesperson + day + vehicle).
Internet + phone + walk-in on the same shopper counts as one.
Headline contact rate is internet leads only (workable, de-duped, any real attempt).
Internet speed uses CRM adjusted response time on internet leads only.
Inventory panel uses VinSolutions live-lot units when an inventory export is present.
Lead data: VinSolutions. Website traffic (GA4 cache 2026-11-06 · GA4 2026-11-01 → 2026-11-06): 347 visits · 291 people. Generated Nov 09, 2026 10:14 AM.
This page is for Harris Porsche · New only — no other stores.