What can the dashboard bring together?+
Bosseo’s published product includes search, call, intake, attribution and review reporting. The initial setup must confirm which sources are available for your firm and which fields can be connected. Missing cost or revenue should remain unavailable.
How should missing data be handled?+
Leave missing language, source, cost, or revenue fields as unavailable until they are actually captured. The dashboard should measure what was observed, not guess at what was not recorded.
Why separate Miami city from Miami-Dade County?+
Miami city is a distinct geography from Miami-Dade County and the wider metro area. Separate cohort views keep nearby markets from being blended into one report and make it easier to compare qualified inquiries and signed matters by area.
Does this replace attorney review of marketing claims?+
No. Florida Bar resources include advertising guidance and checklists, so the dashboard should support review and documentation rather than present itself as legal advice or a compliance certification.
What does our firm receive first for ROI Dashboard?+
The first ROI Dashboard deliverable is the metric dictionary and reconciliation plan. That ROI Dashboard artifact documents the present workflow, source records, owners and constraints so the firm can review a bounded implementation.
How will Bosseo measure ROI Dashboard for our Miami firm?+
For ROI Dashboard, Bosseo keeps decision-ready reporting separate from spend, qualified inquiries, signed matters and collected revenue. The ROI Dashboard review uses the firm’s recorded outcomes, identifies missing evidence and avoids forecasts based only on population.