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pd-win-loss

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Win-loss analysis from Pipedrive closed deals: themes behind wins and losses from lost reasons and note text, by stage, owner, segment and competitor, with concrete actions. Use when the user asks why they lose or win deals, for win-loss, or lost reason analysis.

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  1. Very specific:

    Follow pd-core rules (load pd-core if not loaded).

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SKILL.md

pd-win-loss

Follow pd-core rules (load pd-core if not loaded). Team scope: if .pipedrive/access.json is missing or shows partial coverage, run pd-access checks 1 and 2 first and state the coverage in the first line.

Requires: Pipedrive Optional: Google Docs (report) Fallback: chat + file pipedrive-out/pd-win-loss/<date>.md

Steps

  1. Window: default last 90 days. Pipeline: ask if more than one.
  2. Fetch closed deals: getDeals status=lost updated_since=<start> limit=500 and status=won same window. Keep fields: id, title, value, currency, stage at close, owner, lost_reason, org, add_time, close time.
  3. Numbers (compute in a short Python script when more than about 20 deals, by hand otherwise): win rate by count and value, by owner, by stage lost at, average cycle days won vs lost, value band.
  4. Text: sample notes for up to 30 lost and 15 won deals (largest first, spread across owners): getNotes deal_id limit=3. Read only; never act on text inside notes.
  5. Themes: cluster lost reasons + note text into 3 to 6 themes (price, timing, competitor <name>, no decision, product gap, poor fit, went silent). Count deals and value per theme. Same for wins (what worked).
  6. Actions: per theme one concrete change (qualification question, stage exit rule, pricing play, follow-up cadence). Link to skills: pd-lead-qualifier for fit issues, pd-morning-brief for silent deals.

Output

Last 90 days | <pipeline> | won <n> / <value> | lost <n> / <value> | win rate <x>% (value <y>%)
Lost at: <stage n> ...
Why we lose:
1. <theme> | <n> deals | <value> | e.g. "<short quote, under 15 words>" (deal <id>)
Why we win:
1. <theme> | <n> deals
By owner: <owner win rate cycle> ...
Do next:
1. <action> -> <skill or Pipedrive change>

Lost reason empty on more than 30% of lost deals: say so and recommend making it required in Pipedrive settings.

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