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Updated Oct 7, 2026Verified against the product Oct 7, 2026

Focus Areas

Focus Areas is the prioritized work hub in FunnelStory — the AI-generated action cards to work through and the accounts that need attention, for your book of business or, if you manage a team, your team's.

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This version of Focus Areas is enabled per workspace by FunnelStory while it rolls out. Until it's on for your workspace, Focus Areas keeps its earlier layout, with a focus mode menu, and sign-in lands where it did before.

How It Works​

Focus Areas shows one book of business at a time: the accounts assigned to you, or, if you manage a shared team, your team's. Every tab shows the same book.

Focus Areas doesn't show the whole workspace. To browse every account, or to look at someone else's book, use Accounts View and its Assignees filter.

Choosing a scope​

If you manage a team, a Scope picker appears at the top right of the page:

ScopeAccounts shown
My bookThe accounts assigned to you. The default when you have any.
My team / My teamsYours plus every member's, across all the teams you manage. The default when you have no accounts of your own.
A teamYours plus that team's members'. Listed when you manage more than one team.
A person, under ReportsThat team member's accounts only. Every member of the teams you manage is listed.

The line under the page title says what you're looking at, for example Showing your book of business, Showing West: Priya Shah, Ben Okafor or Showing Ben Okafor's book of business. With several teams it counts the people (Showing your teams: West, East · 7 people); hover it to see their names.

If you don't manage a team, you see your own book and there's no picker.

Where you land​

When you sign in or switch workspaces, FunnelStory opens Focus Areas if you have assigned accounts or manage a team, and Accounts View otherwise. Focus Areas stays in the navigation either way. If you open it without a book, it says so and offers Go to Accounts.

Tabs​

Focus Areas opens on Book of Business and has an Actions tab. Each tab shows a count: the accounts in your scope, and their open action cards. Admins and Super Admins also see Plays where it's enabled.

Book of Business​

Book of Business lists every account in your scope, with totals on top and filters you can combine.

Summary strip​

CardWhat it shows
Total ACVContract value across every account in your scope.
ACV at RiskACV in the Critical health tier, and how many accounts that is. Filter › narrows the list to them.
AccountsHow many accounts are in your scope, and how many renew in the next 90 days.
Accounts and ACV by health tierA bar split into Critical (health score 45 or below), At risk (46–54) and On track (55 or above), sized by ACV, with each tier's account count and ACV. Hover a tier for what it means; click it to filter the list to it, and again to clear. Accounts with no health score aren't in any tier.
Open tasksHow many open Action Cards your scope has. View in Actions › opens the Actions tab.
Open tasks by due dateThe same cards split into Overdue, Due today, Next 7 days, Later and No due date. Click one to open Actions filtered to it.

The strip always describes your whole scope, not the filtered list.

Filtering the list​

  • Renews — Any time, Overdue, 0–30 days, 31–60 days, 61–90 days, 91–180 days, or 180+ days or no date. Each option shows how many accounts it has.
  • Has — Risks (open negative Needle Movers), Opportunities (open positive ones) or Open action cards. Pick several to require all of them.
  • Search by account name.

Filters, the tier from the strip, and search combine. Clear filters resets them all.

Group by puts the accounts under headers:

Group byGroups, in orderWithin a group
Renewal (the default)Renewal overdue, then 0–30, 31–60, 61–90 and 91–180 days, then 180+ days or no renewal dateSoonest renewal first
ACV$1M+, $500K–$1M, $250K–$500K, $100K–$250K, $25K–$100K, Under $25KHighest ACV first
Health tierCritical, At risk, On track, then accounts with no health scoreLowest health score first
NoneOne list in renewal order—

Each group header shows its account count, ACV, the ACV of accounts with open risks, and the ACV of accounts with open opportunities, across all pages. Choose 10, 25 or 50 rows per page.

The filters, search, grouping and page are kept in the page's URL, so a reload or a shared link shows the same list. Changing scope clears them.

Columns​

ColumnDescription
AccountThe account name. Critical and At risk accounts carry a tier chip: hover or focus it, or click it, to see why, with what's pulling health down (an overdue renewal, its biggest open risks, a weak relationship) and what's holding it up (its biggest opportunities). ↗ opens the account.
ACVContract value.
RenewsThe renewal date and how far away it is, or how overdue. Highlighted within 90 days.
R · OOpen risks (↓) and opportunities (↑).
Last activityThe most recent product activity, meeting, ticket or conversation, and how long ago.
RelationshipThe coverage label; see Relationship risk badges.
OwnerWho the account is assigned to. Shown when your scope is a team.
Next action cardThe open Action Card due soonest for the account. Click it to open the card.

Expanding an account row​

Click a row to expand it into a triage card:

  • Active concerns — the concerns from the account's Dossier, one bullet each. Full Dossier › opens the whole Dossier in a side panel. Child accounts in an account hierarchy don't show this, because their Dossier is built for the parent.
  • Tasks — the account's open Action Cards, soonest due first. Click one to open it in the task drawer, the same one the Actions tab uses. Tasks N ↗ opens the Actions tab filtered to the account.
  • Needle movers — the account's open needle movers, most recently updated first. Click one to open it in a side panel with its Investigation and Triage chat; the arrows at the top step through all of the account's open needle movers. Needle movers N ↗ opens the Needle Movers page, filtered to the account, in a new tab.
  • Last meeting — the date, sentiment and attendees of the most recent meeting.
  • + Note — write a general note on the account without leaving the list. ⌘+Enter (Ctrl+Enter on Windows) saves it.

Relationship risk badges​

The Relationship column shows a coverage label with a colored dot — red or amber for at-risk coverage, following the severity rules in Relationship Risk Configuration, and green otherwise:

LabelMeaning
Single-threadedOnly one person from your team is engaged, or both sides have too few people engaged
Thin Team CoverageMore than one team member is engaged, but fewer than your team target
Thin CoverageYour team coverage is fine, but too few customer contacts are involved
Multi-threadedHealthy coverage on both sides
No dataNo team members or contacts could be mapped in the coverage window, so coverage can't be assessed — this isn't treated as single-threaded risk

When the account's engagement is flagged, a second label appears below it: Went Dark (no conversations in the last 30 days), Dropping or Softening (conversation volume fell), or Quality declining or Weakening (volume held or rose but fewer people are attending).

Actions​

Actions lists the open Action Cards on the accounts in your scope: the tasks AI Agents created, including suggestions nobody has accepted yet and cards made in a needle mover's Investigation and Triage chat. Tasks people create themselves, including through an MCP client, aren't listed here.

Filters​

The panel on the left narrows the list. Each option shows how many cards picking it would list, given your other filters.

FilterOptions
DueOverdue, Due today, Next 7 days, Later or No due date. Pick one; click it again to clear. Days are UTC calendar days.
PriorityHigh, Medium, Low and Not set. Pick several to see any of them.
AccountRenewing ≤ 90 days (including renewals already overdue), Critical health (health score 45 or below), At-risk health (46–54), Has opportunities and Has risks (open positive or negative Needle Movers). Pick several to require all of them.
Created byThe agent that created the card. Cards from needle mover autosuggest and the Investigation and Triage chat are listed under Needle Mover Investigation, the agent behind both.
OwnerWho the card is assigned to. Shown when your scope is a team.

Search, at the top of the list, matches card titles and descriptions: type and press Enter, and ✕ clears it. Clear all resets every filter.

The list​

Group by puts the cards under headers by Due date (the default), Account, Created by or Priority. Within a group, the card due soonest comes first. Due date, Created by and Priority headers show how many cards the group has across all pages.

ColumnDescription
TaskThe card's title, with the agent that created it and why the card exists. A colored mark shows its priority.
AccountThe account the card is for. Click the name to see the account in Book of Business, with its row expanded. Tags under the name flag a renewal within 90 days (Nd to renewal) or already overdue (Renewal overdue), and a Critical health tier.
OwnerWho the card is assigned to. Shown when your scope is a team.
DueThe due date, or how overdue it is.
Steps doneHow many of the card's steps (its outreach drafts and subtasks) are complete.

Choose 10, 25 or 50 rows per page. As on Book of Business, the filters, search, grouping and page are kept in the URL, and changing scope clears them.

Click a card, or tab to its title and press Enter, to open it in the task drawer, where you can read it, change its status, and send its outreach. The arrows at the top of the drawer step through every card in the filtered list, across pages. When you mark a card done, it leaves the list.

Plays​

On workspaces where FunnelStory has enabled plays, Admins and Super Admins also see a Plays tab. It lists recommended campaigns — one per group of accounts that share a behavior — each with the evidence behind it and a drafted email sequence to copy into your email tool. Unlike the other tabs, it lists plays across the whole workspace rather than the accounts in your scope. See Plays for the card format, the Open only filter, Discard and Mark as Done, and Play Settings.

  • Accounts View — the full accounts list with advanced filtering.
  • Shared teams — set who manages each team.
  • Account Dossier — the per-account view whose active concerns show in an expanded Book of Business row, and which opens in a side panel from it.
  • Needle Movers — workspace-wide signal feed.
  • Action Cards — how AI Agents create the cards on the Actions tab.
  • Plays — recommended campaigns on the Plays tab, and Play Settings.
  • Relationship Risk Configuration — configure the thresholds that drive Single-Threaded Risk and Engagement Drop flags.