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    Pipeline hygiene

    Catch stale deals, slipped dates and empty fields before the forecast call

    A scheduled workflow that sweeps every open opportunity for stale stages, past-due close dates and missing next steps, then drafts the fix for each rep to approve.

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    The problem

    Every pipeline review starts with housekeeping: close dates in the past, deals parked in the same stage for months, empty next-step fields. Reps will not tidy the CRM, so RevOps polices it by hand, week after week.

    Built from Rig's building blocks

    Rig is not a fixed template. It is a set of building blocks, and this app is one way to assemble them. Take what you need, then shape the workflow around your own pain.

    Sync Salesforce, HubSpot or Attio into Rig
    On top of the context layer, encode what a healthy deal looks like (stage age, required fields, close-date rules)
    A scheduled workflow sweeps every open opp against those rules
    Drafted fixes routed to each rep in Slack for approval

    How to build it

    1. 1

      Connect your CRM

      Point Rig at Salesforce, HubSpot or Attio. Rig syncs your pipeline into one governed layer and builds the context around what an opportunity, stage and owner mean in your org.

    2. 2

      Define your hygiene rules

      On top of that context, add your own rules: how long a deal can sit in a stage, which fields must be filled, when a close date counts as slipped. Your motion, your thresholds.

    3. 3

      Build the sweep

      A scheduled workflow checks every open opportunity against the rules and flags each violation with the reason, not just a red cell in a spreadsheet.

    4. 4

      Route fixes to reps

      The workflow drafts the correction (new close date, next step, stage change) and sends it to the rep in Slack. Nothing writes back until the rep approves.

    The outcome

    Pipeline reviews start from a clean book. Slipped dates and stale deals get caught the day they slip, not the night before the forecast call.

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