Ask Joy to check your open pipeline and get a written read with an inline chart: the stalled deals with no recent activity, missing next steps, or slipping close dates, and what's putting each at risk.
Check my open pipeline for [quarter] and flag the stalled deals (no activity in [days] days, missing next steps, or slipping close dates) with what's putting each at risk.
Un exemple illustratif. Votre résultat dépendra de vos sources, de vos données et de vos demandes.
I read your 34 open Q3 opportunities just now. Nine of them tripped at least one stall signal, and together they carry $640K of pipeline. Here are the five going quietest by days since last activity.
Nine deals are showing stall signals, but five are the ones to act on this week. Each has been silent past your 21-day threshold, and two have also pushed their close date more than once.
Days since last activity, stalled deals
Here's what's putting each at risk:
The pattern across four of the five is a missing next step, not a lost deal. Most of these are recoverable if you re-engage this week. Delta Freight is the one to prioritize on both value and how cold it's gone.
Want me to draft the next move for Delta Freight, or run this same check by rep so you can coach the pattern?
Pipeline Health Check reads your open opportunities when you ask and surfaces the ones showing stall signals: no recent activity, a missing next step, or a close date that keeps sliding. You get a chart of the worst offenders and a written read on what's putting each at risk.
Point Joy at your CRM so it can read each open deal's last activity date, next step, close-date history, and stage.
Tell Joy your threshold (no activity in 21 days, no scheduled next step, a close date pushed more than once) for the quarter you care about.
Get a chart of the most stalled deals and a written read on each: how long it's been quiet, what signal tripped, and why it's at risk.
Copy the list into your pipeline-review notes, and ask Joy to draft the next move for any deal you want to rescue before it slips.
Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, so anyone can run it in one step.
Flags deals with no logged email, call, or meeting inside the window you set.
Surfaces opportunities with no scheduled next action, the clearest sign a deal is drifting.
Catches deals whose close date has been pushed more than once, weighted by value.
Every flagged deal comes with why it's at risk, not just that it tripped a threshold.
Limit the check to Negotiation and Verbal so you focus on the deals closest to slipping the number.
Run the health check per rep to coach the ones whose deals are quietly stalling.
For any flagged deal, have Joy draft the specific next move to get it going again.
Run it the morning of your pipeline review so you walk in with the risk list already made.
Ask Joy for a health check. It reads your open opportunities and flags the ones with no recent activity, no scheduled next step, or a slipping close date, ranked by how far past your threshold they've gone, each with a note on why it's at risk.
Yes. Tell Joy your threshold (no activity in 21 days, a close date pushed more than once, a missing next step) and it applies exactly that definition to the quarter or segment you name.
No. It's an on-demand check you run when you want it, before a pipeline review, for example. Joy reads the pipeline at that moment and gives you the list; it doesn't run on a schedule or send alerts.
Ask and Joy drafts the next move for any flagged deal: the email, the executive touch, or the question to test whether it's single-threaded. You send it yourself; Joy writes the draft.
No. Joy reads the pipeline to analyze it and doesn't edit records, update stages, or log activity. You act on the findings in your CRM.
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