Outcome. Every company record shows the date its associated deals most recently changed stage, so account managers can see pipeline momentum, or the lack of it, without opening every associated deal.
flowchart TD
A[Deal stage changes] --> B[Set last_stage_change_date = now, on the deal]
B --> C[Company rollup recalculates automatically]
C --> D[most_recent_deal_stage_change_date reflects the latest across all associated deals]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it to flag accounts whose deals have gone quiet, no stage movement in a while, as candidates for a manual check-in.
- UseUse it alongside reporting-alerts-021 and reporting-alerts-022 for a fuller account-level pipeline visibility set: open count, total value, and now recency of movement.
- SkipDo not use it if deals move through stages very frequently as a side effect of automation rather than genuine progress; in that case this date reflects automation noise, not real momentum.
- SkipDo not use it as a substitute for reviewing deal-level stage history when the actual sequence of stage changes matters, not just the most recent one.
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