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Pipeline Velocity Monitor

Reads your deal stage history and classifies every backward move as healthy re-qualification (the economic buyer or stakeholder changed) or unexplained regression, then flags deals stalled past a time-in-stage threshold and deals with no decision deadline on record. A stage snapshot shows where a deal sits. This shows why it got there.

Any CRM

The problem

A deal moving backward in stage looks the same on a dashboard whether the buyer changed or the deal is quietly dying.

How it works

  1. 01Reads deal stage history for every backward move
  2. 02Classifies each one as healthy re-qualification or unexplained regression based on whether the economic buyer or stakeholder changed
  3. 03Flags deals stalled past a time-in-stage threshold and deals with no decision deadline on record

Verified on real test data

A synthetic deal stage-history export: 5 deals, including one healthy re-qualification, one unexplained regression, two stalled deals, and one closed-won deal used to check the tool correctly excludes closed deals from open-pipeline flags.

1/1

Healthy re-qualifications caught

1/1

Unexplained regressions caught

2/2

Stalled deals caught

Zero false positives across a clean deal, a closed deal, and both regression types in the same test set.

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Questions about Pipeline Velocity Monitor

What counts as a healthy re-qualification?

A backward move tied to a real change, like a new economic buyer or stakeholder, not just a stage bumped back with no reason on record.

Does it flag closed deals as stalled?

No, closed deals are excluded from open-pipeline risk flags entirely.

Runs against your CRM using your own credentials, through your own AI instance. We don't copy, store, or retain your data.