Outcome. A deal that does not advance out of a target stage within 14 days gets an owner nudge automatically, using an event-based wait instead of a fixed delay, so the reminder only fires when it is actually needed.
flowchart TD
A[Deal enters target stage] --> B[Wait until stage changes, expire 14d]
B -->|advanced in time| Z[Exit, no nudge]
B -->|expired| C[Set Stage Nudge Sent = true]
C --> D[Create task for owner]
D --> E[Notify owner]
E --> F[Wait until stage changes, expire 7 more days]
F -->|advanced| G[Reset flag, exit]
F -->|expired| H[Notify manager - escalation]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it for a specific stage where reps commonly get stuck (demo scheduled, proposal sent) and a fixed delay-based reminder feels premature when the deal actually moved on time.
- UseUse it as the event-driven alternative to deal-hygiene-001 when the trigger you care about is a stage change, not general activity.
- SkipDo not use it for stages that are supposed to sit for a while (legal review, procurement), the 14-day expiry will fire false alarms there.
- SkipDo not use it on a pipeline with more than one target stage without cloning the workflow per stage, mixing stages into one enrollment filter makes the wait condition ambiguous.
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