Build a Campaign Performance Dashboard
By Anthro Marketing
Your marketing team runs reports in spreadsheets every Monday morning. You want a lightweight internal dashboard that auto-refreshes.
Estimated Time Savings
8 hours
saved per use
Why this tool?
Claude Code scaffolds multi-file projects and produces deployment-ready code that can iterate in real-time.
Step-by-step workflow
- 01
Define your dashboard requirements: metrics, channels, and time granularity.
- 02
Open Claude Code and describe the dashboard you need.
- 03
Claude Code will scaffold a full-stack dashboard with charts and filters.
- 04
Review the generated code and connect your data sources.
- 05
Deploy to Vercel and retire the Monday spreadsheet ritual.
Example prompts
Build me a marketing campaign performance dashboard with: overview cards (spend, conversions, CPL, ROAS), line chart for daily trends, bar chart by campaign, sortable table, date range picker, and channel filter. Tech: Next.js, Tailwind, Recharts. Read CSVs from /data directory.
What to expect
A fully functional, deployable dashboard with 4+ chart/card components, CSV ingestion, and interactive filters.
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