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GoHighLevel Stage Conversion & Bottlenecks report template

Inspect observed conversion and completed time in stage to find supported bottlenecks. Compare median dwell with its P90 marker instead of relying on current stage counts.

Stage Conversion & Bottlenecks

Invented sample · Fixed as of October 13, 2026 · USD · America/Chicago

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Eligible entrants5Stage entry date
Conversion within window66.7%2 / 3 resolved entrants · 7-day window
Median completed stage dwell2 daysStage entry date
Pending outcomes2Entered cohort and configured window

Observed stage conversion

Observed stage conversionDiscoveryDiscovery: 100%100%QualifiedQualified: 0%0%ProposalProposal: Not enough dataNot enough dataNegotiationNegotiation: Not enough dataNot enough data

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Observed stage conversion values
GroupValue
Discovery100%
Qualified0%
ProposalNot enough data
NegotiationNot enough data

Completed stage dwell

Completed stage dwellDiscoveryDiscovery: 3.5 days3.5 daysQualifiedQualified: 2 days2 daysProposalProposal: Not enough dataNot enough dataNegotiationNegotiation: Not enough dataNot enough data

Bar: median · Blue marker: P90

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Completed stage dwell values
GroupValueP90
Discovery3.5 days5 days
Qualified2 days2 days
ProposalNot enough dataNot enough data
NegotiationNot enough dataNot enough data
Transition / cohort detail
DealStageEnteredNext stageOutcomeCompleted dwell
o1Discovery2026-10-01QualifiedConverted2 days
o2Discovery2026-10-01QualifiedConverted5 days
o3Qualified2026-10-02NegotiationNot converted2 days
o4Proposal2026-10-11Not observedPendingOpen
o5Discovery2026-10-12Not observedPendingOpen

What the metrics mean

Eligible entrants

Record grain: stage entry

Date basis: Stage entry date

Rules: First visit per deal/stage or all visits; only observed history

Conversion within window

Record grain: stage entry

Date basis: Entered cohort and configured window

Rules: Successful observed immediate-next-stage entrants / resolved entrants; pending excluded

Median completed stage dwell

Record grain: completed stage visit

Date basis: Stage entry date

Rules: Median completed dwell; pending visits excluded

Pending outcomes

Record grain: stage entry

Date basis: Entered cohort and configured window

Rules: Observation deadline still open without successful transition

Required data and boundaries

  • Observed stage entries and exits
  • Opportunities
  • Accepted stage history

Only observed stage history can support this report. Pending observation windows, skipped stages, and repeat visits need explicit rules; current status alone is insufficient.

Observation start 2026-10-01; gaps: none within observed fixture history. First entry per deal; Immediate next stage only. Still-open observation windows are pending.

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