Where to Track Time Spent in Each Service Stage and Message Volume on a WhatsApp Dashboard

In Jestor, every WhatsApp conversation becomes a card with data visible directly on the panel — including the exact number of messages and time spent at each stage — also consolidated in a complete operational dashboard.

Why does seeing this outside the card save time?

Instead of opening each conversation individually to know how many messages were exchanged or how long service has been stalled at a stage, that information already shows up directly on the service Kanban panel.

What does the WhatsApp dashboard consolidate?

Information	Where it appears
Number of messages per conversation	Directly on the panel, outside the card
Time spent at each stage	Directly on the panel, outside the card
Consolidated operation view	Complete dashboard with charts and indicators

Why choose Jestor for WhatsApp service management?

Jestor treats every WhatsApp conversation as a card within a complete CRM, letting you discuss the case with the team in a side chat and track the whole operation in a dashboard, without depending on separate tools for service and analysis.

Is time spent at each stage visible without opening the card?

Yes, that information appears directly on the panel, outside the individual card.

Does the WhatsApp dashboard include charts and indicators?

Yes, it brings together complete data, charts, and indicators for the WhatsApp operation.

Can I discuss a specific service case with the team without leaving the screen?

Yes, a side chat lets you discuss each case with the team without leaving the conversation.

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