There are a few deal properties that could be helpful here depending on your specific needs:
Last modified date — this is the date of the last time that any property or timeline activity was updated on the contact record. It does include automated updates made to the deal through workflows, so it may not be the most accurate gauge depending on your current setup
Next activity date — this is the date of the next scheduled task/activity for the deal. If this property is "unknown" for a deal, then that could increase the chances of the deal becoming inactive. Again, this depends on how you're using HubSpot currently, but it could be a helpful property
Last contacted — this is the date of the last email/call/meeting/chat conversation that was associated with the contact attached to the deal record. This one is the most accurate when reps are entering every outreach into HubSpot
Entered stage date — HubSpot has a default date stamp property for each deal stage that will show you when the deal first entered a particular stage. This can be helpful for tracking deals that stay in the same stage for too long (i.e., "Entered stage date" is more than 14 days ago or something like that)
These properties should at least get you started in identifying inactive deals. Hope this helps!!
I'm Dave from the hapily support team! We just launched an app called Tick Tock Today that creates a today's date property for your objects. It woud help with your use case. It's available on the HubSpot Marketplace.
I've formulated some different ways to use the property. Including a time between property! I documented how to create one in this blog post here.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. I'd be happy to hop on a call with you!
There are a few deal properties that could be helpful here depending on your specific needs:
Last modified date — this is the date of the last time that any property or timeline activity was updated on the contact record. It does include automated updates made to the deal through workflows, so it may not be the most accurate gauge depending on your current setup
Next activity date — this is the date of the next scheduled task/activity for the deal. If this property is "unknown" for a deal, then that could increase the chances of the deal becoming inactive. Again, this depends on how you're using HubSpot currently, but it could be a helpful property
Last contacted — this is the date of the last email/call/meeting/chat conversation that was associated with the contact attached to the deal record. This one is the most accurate when reps are entering every outreach into HubSpot
Entered stage date — HubSpot has a default date stamp property for each deal stage that will show you when the deal first entered a particular stage. This can be helpful for tracking deals that stay in the same stage for too long (i.e., "Entered stage date" is more than 14 days ago or something like that)
These properties should at least get you started in identifying inactive deals. Hope this helps!!
I've moved your reply to a new post since the thread you commented on was 2 years old and may not have visibility among all of our community members.
Would you be able to please elaborate on how you will use these fields? Are they for reporting purposes, for tracking sales productivity, or something else? The more you can tell us about your end goal and strategy, teh better the community can assist with guidance.
Thanks!
Best,
Kristen
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Re: Creating a report on deals that have been inactive for X days?
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Hi Kirsten,
Thanks for moving my query to the latest post.
I need a report that will show me deals inactive for X days for tracking sales productivity. HubSpot has a feature under deals to highlight inactive deals but that is not veryu seful.