Sales Leaderboard for Teams That Want to Stay Ahead

Create a sales leaderboard to organize team challenges, track performance scores, and keep rankings easy to follow. Bring your sales reps, competition results, and leaderboard updates together in one workspace with Make Leaderboard.

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Make Sales Performance Easier to Follow

When sales results are spread across spreadsheets, messages, and disconnected updates, it's harder to see how a team challenge is progressing. A sales leaderboard gives your team a clearer way to follow scores, compare standings, and recognize progress.

A Clearer View of Every Sales Challenge

Whether you're running a weekly sales contest, a monthly sales goal challenge, or a friendly team competition, Make Leaderboard helps you organize participants and their competition scores. Keep the standings in a dedicated leaderboard instead of rebuilding ranking tables whenever results change.

Organized Sales Rankings Give your sales challenge a dedicated board with participant scores and standings.
Simple Score Management Record and maintain competition scores through the leaderboard's available scoring controls.
Shareable Team Results Use the supported display and sharing tools to make leaderboard results accessible to the intended audience.
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Sales leaderboard display showing ranked participants and scores
Leaderboard management area with boards, participants, and score controls
Board management
Display and share area with public links and presentation options
Display & share
Analytics area showing score activity and leaderboard statistics
Progress analytics
Branding area with logos, colors, and appearance settings
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Sales Competitions Shouldn't Depend on Messy Spreadsheets

Tracking a sales challenge across multiple documents can make even a simple contest difficult to manage. Make Leaderboard offers a more organized way to record scores and present the standings.

Scattered Performance Updates

Sales activity and competition scores may be recorded in different spreadsheets, notes, or messages.

Our approach

Organize the competition in one leaderboard workspace so relevant scores and rankings are easier to review.

Unclear Team Standings

When rankings aren't easy to find, representatives may not know how the competition is progressing.

Our approach

Give the team a structured ranking board that presents participant standings in one view.

Repetitive Scorekeeping

Rebuilding ranking tables and circulating updated documents can take time away from managing the sales team.

Our approach

Use dedicated leaderboard management tools instead of recreating the scoreboard for every update.

Difficult Results Sharing

Sharing competition progress across several channels can leave people looking at different versions of the results.

Our approach

Explore the leaderboard display and sharing options to present results more consistently.

One Sales Leaderboard, Different Team Challenges

Sales teams can organize competitions around different activities and objectives. Choose a scoring approach that fits your team, then create a leaderboard to help participants follow the results.

Deals Closed Leaderboard

Organize a competition based on the number of deals closed. Record the agreed competition scores and show how participants rank against each other.

Best for: Sales reps and account executives

Meetings Booked Leaderboard

Create a team challenge around qualified meetings or booked appointments. Keep the competition scores together and make progress easier to review.

Best for: SDR and BDR teams

Sales Calls Challenge

Run an activity-based sales challenge using an agreed calling target or point system, with scores maintained through the leaderboard.

Best for: Inside sales and outbound teams

Monthly Sales Contest

Create a dedicated board for a monthly competition, organize participants, and maintain rankings throughout the challenge.

Best for: Sales managers and team leads

Team vs. Team Competition

Organize a friendly competition between teams or departments using the participant and scoring structure supported by your board.

Best for: Multi-team sales organizations

Sales Achievement Challenge

Encourage progress toward a defined sales activity or achievement target by awarding competition scores according to rules established by your team.

Best for: Team motivation and recognition programs

How to Create a Sales Leaderboard

Set up a sales challenge in a few clear steps. Start with a competition objective, organize your team, and maintain the standings using Make Leaderboard.

1

Define Your Sales Challenge

Choose what your team will compete on, such as deals closed, meetings booked, or another agreed performance activity. Establish a fair scoring method and the dates of the competition before you begin.

2

Create Your Leaderboard

Open Make Leaderboard and create a new board using the available setup options. Give the board a clear name that reflects your sales challenge.

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3

Organize Sales Participants

Add the representatives or teams taking part, using the participant-management options supported by the selected board. Check that each participant is correctly identified before recording scores.

4

Record Scores and Review Rankings

Maintain the agreed competition scores as results come in. Use the leaderboard to review the current standings and check that the entered information is accurate.

5

Share Progress With Your Team

Explore the display and sharing options available in Make Leaderboard. Use the appropriate presentation method to keep participants informed about the challenge.

Useful Tools for Managing Sales Leaderboards

Make Leaderboard brings scorekeeping, board management, and competition presentation into one platform. Explore the tools that can support your sales team challenges.

Keep Every Sales Competition Organized

Build a leaderboard for your sales challenge and return to it through a dedicated management workspace. Maintain a clear view of the competition rather than relying on scattered ranking files.

  • Dedicated leaderboard management.
  • Organized participant and score records.
  • Central place to revisit current boards.
  • Board creation options and available templates.
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Leaderboards area with board management, participant records, and score controls

Give Your Team a Clear View of the Standings

A leaderboard is easier to use when participants can see the competition results in an organized format. Make Leaderboard includes a Display & Share area for reviewing available presentation and sharing options.

  • Dedicated leaderboard presentation tools.
  • Available public-link management.
  • Options for sharing board results.
  • Display settings subject to account capabilities.
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Display and Share area with public links, TV views, and website embed options

Keep Track of How the Challenge Is Progressing

Review the leaderboard and score-related information available through the dashboard and analytics areas. Use this information to understand the activity recorded in your competitions.

  • Workspace dashboard.
  • Score-related activity.
  • Leaderboard statistics where available.
  • Dedicated analytics interface.
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Analytics area showing score activity, board statistics, and recent events

Present Your Sales Challenge With a Consistent Look

Create a more recognizable competition experience by exploring Make Leaderboard's available branding and visual customization options. The tools available may vary by account plan.

  • Branding management area.
  • Supported appearance options.
  • Presentation customization where enabled.
  • Account-specific feature availability.
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Branding area with logos, colors, and appearance settings

What Should You Track on a Sales Leaderboard?

The right scoring method depends on your sales process and competition goals. Choose a metric your team understands, can verify, and can influence.

Competition Focus Example Measurement Suitable Team
Deals Closed Number of completed deals Account executives
Meetings Booked Qualified meetings scheduled SDR / BDR
Demos Completed Completed product demonstrations Sales representatives
Sales Activity Verified outreach activities Inside sales
Goal Achievement Progress against a defined contest target Sales teams
Team Challenge Agreed team-based competition points Departments

A Dedicated Sales Leaderboard vs. a Spreadsheet

Spreadsheets can record results, but they often require more manual layout and sharing work when used as a competition scoreboard. A dedicated leaderboard gives that activity its own organized space.

Activity Spreadsheet Make Leaderboard
Recording competition scores Manual cell entry Dedicated score-management tools
Presenting rankings Requires spreadsheet setup Leaderboard-focused ranking views
Organizing participants Custom sheet layout Participant-oriented board tools
Managing multiple challenges Separate sheets or files Dedicated board management area
Sharing the standings File or sheet sharing Available display and sharing tools
Reviewing competition activity Custom formulas or reports Dashboard and available analytics tools

Sales Leaderboards for Different Teams

Whether you're organizing an individual sales contest or a wider team challenge, Make Leaderboard gives you a place to maintain scores and rankings.

Sales Managers

Organize competition participants, maintain scores, and share standings through a dedicated leaderboard experience. A clearer scoreboard can help managers communicate the state of a competition without rebuilding ranking tables.

Sales Representatives

When a leaderboard is shared with participants, sales reps can review their current position and understand how the contest is developing. Clear scoring rules help make the standings more meaningful.

Business Owners and Team Leaders

Bring a company or department challenge into one organized board. Set straightforward rules, maintain results, and give participants a consistent place to view rankings.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sales Leaderboards

Find answers to common questions about creating and managing a sales leaderboard with Make Leaderboard.

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A sales leaderboard is a ranking board used to compare sales representatives or teams based on agreed performance measures, such as completed deals, booked meetings, or competition points. It helps participants follow standings during a sales challenge.

Start by selecting a sales competition metric and establishing scoring rules. Open Make Leaderboard, create a board, organize the participants, and use the available score-management tools to maintain rankings.

Yes. Make Leaderboard supports ranking-based activities, including business and team competitions. You can use an appropriate leaderboard setup to organize a sales challenge and maintain participant scores.

A useful sales leaderboard typically includes participant names, ranking positions, competition scores, and a clear scoring objective. Make sure everyone understands which activities count and how results are verified.

You can use the number of closed deals as the scoring basis for a sales challenge, provided your selected board supports the scoring configuration you need. Deal records should be verified using your existing sales reporting process.

Make Leaderboard's publicly described features do not establish a confirmed native Salesforce or HubSpot integration. Check the current developer and integration options before planning an automated sales-data workflow.

Make Leaderboard includes display and sharing functionality. You can review available sharing methods and settings in the application and choose an approach appropriate for your team and its information.

The application includes a Branding section for supported visual customization. The settings available to you may depend on your account plan and board configuration.

Make Leaderboard includes a dedicated board-management area. You can organize multiple boards subject to the limits and features included in your current plan.

Use clearly defined scoring rules, verify results consistently, and explain how ties or disputed scores are handled. Consider differences in territories, roles, and opportunity volume when choosing measures for a team competition.

Ready to Build a Sales Leaderboard for Your Team?

Turn your next sales challenge into a clear, organized competition. Create a leaderboard, manage participant scores, and share rankings with Make Leaderboard.

Create a board. Set the challenge. Follow the rankings.