Outcome. A single "at risk" flag combines pipeline stage and inactivity into one signal, so a list or dashboard can surface deals worth a manager's attention without cross-referencing two separate reports.
flowchart TD
A[Deal in risk stage] --> B{Last Activity more than 10 days ago?}
B -->|no| C{Amount greater than 20000?}
C -->|yes| D[Flag = true, reason = stage-only]
C -->|no| E[Flag = false, reason = none]
B -->|yes| F{Amount greater than 20000?}
F -->|yes| G[Flag = true, reason = stage-and-inactivity]
F -->|no| H[Flag = true, reason = inactivity-only]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it once deal-hygiene-001 (inactivity alone) is already running and stage-only signals are not catching everything. This fiche layers stage and inactivity together.
- UseUse it as a triage flag for a weekly pipeline review, not as an automatic escalation. The combined condition is intentionally broader than either signal alone.
- SkipDo not use it if your pipeline stages are not a good proxy for risk, for example a pipeline where "negotiation" is a fast, healthy stage. The stage list needs to be agreed with sales leadership first.
- SkipDo not stack this on top of deal-hygiene-001 and deal-hygiene-006 without deciding which one owns the actual owner notification. Running three alerting workflows on the same deal creates redundant noise.
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