Outcome. Test and sandbox deals get tagged and pulled into a dedicated list, so every other hygiene workflow and dashboard in this category can exclude them cleanly instead of every fiche re-inventing its own exclusion logic.
flowchart TD
A[Deal marked Is Test Deal true, or in sandbox pipeline] --> B[Add to Excluded from hygiene reporting list]
B --> C{Deal later marked not test and not in sandbox pipeline?}
C -->|yes| D[Remove from list, exit]
C -->|no| E[Stay on list, exit]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it before activating any other deal-hygiene workflow in a portal that has training pipelines, QA deals, or demo data mixed in with real pipeline.
- UseUse it as the shared foundation other fiches in this category reference (deal-hygiene-001, deal-hygiene-014, deal-hygiene-015, deal-hygiene-025, and others point back to this exclusion pattern) (check in your portal: several earlier fiches in this pack reference "deal-hygiene-037" for this sandbox-exclusion pattern rather than deal-hygiene-038, this is a numbering inconsistency in the pack, deal-hygiene-037 is the multi-threading fiche, this fiche, deal-hygiene-038, is the actual sandbox-exclusion build, cross-check the reference before relying on it).
- SkipDo not use it if test deals already live in a completely separate pipeline that every report and workflow already filters out by pipeline ID, in that case this fiche adds nothing.
- SkipDo not use it as a substitute for actually deleting genuinely obsolete test records, a flag keeps them out of reports, it does not clean up the CRM.
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