Time in Deal Stage

[Hal]

Really need a report that shows a list of Deals in the Pipeline and how long each individual deal has spent in it's current stage. I can't believe other users aren't clamoring for this... very inportant!!

[lpodolsky]

Ridiculous!

[FosterVA]

I agree this is the most basic counting anyone could ask for.

Thanks for your support.

Richard

[lpodolsky]

Just trying to continue to raise this as an issue. I am likely going to migrate back to Salesforce because of this issue alone...and a few others. Hubspot developers, please take note!!!

[calavanderwesth]

Agreed, this and other limitations that are standard to Salesforce will force me to do the same.

[CHampton03]

We have found a way to do this. There is a workaround solution in the feed.

[annieg241]

What is it?

[RyanAbilar]

We need this now. Please consider the 300 votes guys! 

[nickbudjml]

Yep, +1 on this.

= Today() - Date Entered Stage.

I was told by support today that it's only available for looking back after exiting a stage.

So let's tack this bad-boy on 🙂 

[hannahmunro]

Cannot believe this isnt standard for both deals and tickets. 

[DMessmer1]

100% agree that this is necessary. 

Here is a workaround that I have used for quite some time.

1. Create a property for "Todays Date" and update it daily via workflow.
   1. Create "Scheduled" workflow that triggers at 12:30am daily.
      
      
   2. Set it date stamp "Todays Date" at the time of the step.
2. Create a multiple time stamp properties for "Date Entered {stage name}" stage.
   1. Create one property for each stage called "Date Entered {stage name}"
      
      
   2. Time stamp "Date Entered {stage name}" property when a deal enters the {stage name} stage.
      
      
3. Create a Calculation property for each stage that calculates the time between "Date Entered {stage name}" and "Todays Date".
   
   
   1. Set the calculation condition as Deal Stage = {Deal Stage Name}.
   2. The calculation will function and count the days whil the deal is in that stage.  
   3. Once it leaves that stage the condition is no longer true, therefore HubSpot will no longer calculate the value.
   4. However, now the Time is Stage report will pick up and calculate the total time in the stage becaues it now has a starting value and an ending value.

[annieg241]

Do you have a photo of how you did this for your workflow?

[IamHubSpotter]

What would be useful is to see the time spentin deal stage as a property on the deal card. When looking at the deals board, it would be good at a glance to see these for each individual deal and then be able to filter deals that have sat in any stage longer than a certain period of time.

[IamHubSpotter]

upvoting... helpful feature.
A simple time value on the deal card that is an extractable value when exporting the data would also work for now.

[thechiefgood]

Hi. It's 2023...has there been any progress on this? I have multiple customers who want to know if deals are "stuck" and need an deal aging report. This seems like table stakes. 

[IamHubSpotter]

What is the 300 upvote milestone? is this where the idea becomes recognised by the hubspot team? We are at 317... Hubspot, could you please provide an update?

[LWheeler7]

Upvoting this, as well. We track this key number to help monitor our BusDev team's efficiency in closing a deal/opportunity. 

[JZachs]

How is this not a feature?

[LeoG1]

How the **bleep** is this still not here? Pardon my expression but wasn't HubSpot a CRM for Companies and Startups? If an investor asks me how long a Deal lasts in each Stage, what should I do? Create 325982 properties and 689837 workflows? It's been almost 4 years. Come on HubSpot..

[FosterVA]

Thank you for your support

[MChazelle]

Hello amigos,

I succeed to create the time in stage for each deal.

It is necessary to create a common property for each deal that gives information about the Actual deal stage

When a deal moves from one stage to another, this triggers the WF and allows you to calculate the difference between today's date and the date of entry into the current stage of the deal;

You can save this for future analysis by creating a simple WF copying the data into new properties, which you must create.