Calculated property: lead-to-customer conversion time in days
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OutcomeEvery contact that becomes a customer carries a single number for how many days the lead-to-customer journey took, so sales cycle reporting stops depending on a manual date-diff pulled separately for every cohort.
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When to use it, when not to
Use it
- Use it once contacts reliably pass through a
Leadlifecycle stage beforeCustomer, and HubSpot is tracking the timestamp of each lifecycle stage change through its native date-entered properties. - Use it for cohort-level reporting, average conversion time by source, by campaign, rather than as an individual record's headline metric.
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Skip it
- Do not use it on contacts that skip the
Leadstage entirely, a direct signup with no prior lead stage. The calculation needs both timestamps to mean anything, and the code should leave the property blank rather than compute a wrong number from a missing starting point. - Do not use it if your lifecycle stages are not applied consistently. A portal where reps freely set
Customerwithout the record ever passing throughLeadproduces a zero or a wrong short number that looks like an unusually fast conversion instead of a data gap.
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