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DashLabs simplifies CRM reporting for venture capital teams by providing a structured, efficient approach to designing and building investor-ready dashboards with Affinity Analytics. Our platform empowers Affinity and other CRM users to discover actionable insights, streamline report creation, and collaborate on data visualization, regardless of technical expertise. With a point-and-click interface, pre-built insights, and guided workflows, DashLabs accelerates the path from raw data to strategic decision-making, making CRM reporting seamless for VC Operations, Platform teams, and Analysts.
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DashLabs is the go-to platform for VC teams to streamline CRM reporting, transforming chaotic data into investor-ready dashboards in minutes. Acting as a “LEGO set” for CRM dashboards, it lets users discover 100+ industry-backed insights, design custom reports with a simple point-and-click interface, and leverage AI-powered guides to bring reports to life—no technical expertise required. Supporting Affinity CRM and expanding soon, DashLabs eliminates the guesswork from VC reporting, making it the fastest, most affordable way for Venture Capital teams to turn raw CRM data into actionable insights.
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A person should choose DashLabs over general mockup tools because it is purpose-built for VC CRM reporting, eliminating the inefficiencies of designing dashboards from scratch. Unlike generic design tools, DashLabs provides industry-backed best practices, ensuring reports align with what top VC firms actually use. It also knows which charts are natively supported by Affinity CRM, avoiding wasted effort on designs that can’t be implemented. Finally, DashLabs bridges the execution gap by offering step-by-step build guides, so users (or their teams) don’t just design dashboards—they successfully build and deploy them. With DashLabs, VC teams can go from idea to investor-ready dashboard faster, smarter, and with confidence.
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DashLabs is built for data-driven but busy VC professionals including Investors, VC Platform, and Operations teams, who need to build CRM dashboards that enhance decision-making and streamline operations. It provides them with best-practice reporting insights, chart compatibility guidance, and step-by-step implementation support, ensuring they can go from idea to execution without wasting time on trial and error.
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I’ve built hundreds of CRM dashboards for the world’s leading VC funds.
Most were never used. Hours wasted. Money burned.
It took me a while to realize that three steps make or break CRM dashboards:
DashLabs is a practical solution that fixes CRM reporting for busy VC professionals by tackling these inefficiencies head-on.
My goal? Help VC teams build dashboards faster, gain operational clarity, and make data-driven decisions with confidence.
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