Outcome. A company sitting above an agreed number of simultaneously open deals, counted across every pipeline, gets flagged with the exact count, so sales ops can catch portfolio sprawl a single-pipeline view would never surface.
flowchart TD
A[Company has at least one associated deal] --> B[Custom code: count open deals across pipelines]
B --> C[Set Open Deal Count from code output]
C --> D{Cap exceeded, per code output?}
D -->|yes| E[Set Deal Count Cap Exceeded = true]
E --> F[Create review task for sales ops]
D -->|no| G[Set Deal Count Cap Exceeded = false]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it once a company can plausibly have open deals in more than one pipeline at the same time, for example a new-business pipeline and a separate expansion or renewal pipeline running in parallel.
- UseUse it as a portfolio-level hygiene check, not a hard cap enforced at deal creation, this fiche flags after the fact, it does not stop a new deal from being created.
- SkipDo not use it if your portal only has one pipeline, or if companies never realistically carry more than one or two open deals, the count this fiche computes will rarely be interesting.
- SkipDo not attempt this with native workflow branch conditions alone. Counting associated deals across every pipeline for a company and comparing the total to a cap is arithmetic and a cross-pipeline aggregation that plain workflow actions cannot do, this fiche's primary build path is a custom coded action, which requires Data Hub Professional or Enterprise in addition to the Sales Hub tier this pack's taxonomy declares (https://knowledge.hubspot.com/workflows/choose-your-workflow-actions).
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