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Locate bottlenecks between sales stages

Use Proforma to locate bottlenecks between sales stages. Produce stage conversion funnel and stage dwell-time comparison from your business data.

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Sales leader · Revenue operations manager

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Analyze sales-stage transitions for opportunities entering during [cohort period]. Calculate progression, loss and median time in each stage, separating still-open deals from completed outcomes. Compare [segments] and identify where conversion or dwell time differs most. Show sample sizes and the deals behind each bottleneck. Avoid interpreting unfinished cohorts as final conversion rates or claiming a stage difference proves its cause.

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Keep the assumptions visible.

Use a dated pipeline snapshot and stage history. State the target period and probability method, and distinguish expected pipeline from committed revenue.

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Open opportunities create censored outcomes that need explicit treatment in conversion comparisons.

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