1The reports
Tap Reports. Attendance, Leads shared, Planets, and — if your chapter runs speakers — the Meeting roster. The chapter picker at the top lets you look at any chapter, including the demo one.
Everything here builds itself
Nobody compiles these and nothing waits until morning. Share a lead or mark an attendance and the reports show it straight away.
2Attendance
Who turned up, meeting by meeting — some chapters meet more than once a week. P for present, A for absent, V for vacation.
Turning up is the whole game
Business goes to the people in the room. Each member’s running percentage sits at the end of their row — the plainest number in Leadswitch.
3Know you’ll miss one?
Tap your picture, then Record vacation, and give it the dates you’ll be away.
Ten seconds now, no explaining later
Those meetings show as V on the attendance report instead of counting against you. It also saves the captain chasing you, which everybody prefers.
4Leads shared
Who gave how much business, in which category, in which month.
A map of who is generous
The people at the top of this report are usually the ones getting the most back. That is not a coincidence, and it is the whole idea in one screen.
5Meeting roster
Who is speaking, and when. The next meeting is marked so nobody has to count forward.
It keeps itself
Members rotate alphabetically, so your turn is predictable. As people join and others leave, the running order adjusts itself immediately — nobody maintains this list.
6Planets
The chapter as a solar system. The sun at the center is the chapter itself. Every member orbits it, and the bigger their planet, the more business they have passed. The curved lines are leads, running from whoever gave one to whoever received it.
The one people stare at
Find your own planet. Every line leaving it is business you have passed to somebody. Then look for the members you have no line to at all — those are the people in your own chapter you have never sent anything, and they are usually the easiest place to start.
Distance means nothing
Which ring a member sits on is just spacing, so the picture stays readable. Size is the only thing carrying a number — Jupiter is bigger than Earth, and that is the whole of it.