deal-management

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---
name: deal-management
description: Run the full deal lifecycle from CLI — discover pipelines/stages, qualify MQLs into deals with associations, advance/reassign in bulk, hunt stalled deals, and close.
triggers:
  - "create deal"
  - "qualify lead"
  - "MQL to SQL"
  - "qualify MQL"
  - "deal from contact"
  - "advance deal"
  - "move deal stage"
  - "reassign deal"
  - "stalled deals"
  - "deals past close date"
  - "accelerate pipeline"
  - "close deal"
  - "deal lifecycle"
---

## Resources

| File | When to use |
|---|---|
| `resources/lifecycle-stage-progression.md` | Lifecycle stage API values + the contact-side updates that pair with deal moves. |
| `resources/stalled-deal-queries.md` | Filter cookbook for stalled / no-activity / past-close-date deals with dynamic dates. |

## Foundations

Read `bulk-operations/SKILL.md` first — JSONL piping, batch read, pagination, and the dry-run/digest/confirm flow live there. Reshape recipes are in `bulk-operations/resources/json-patterns.md`. `hubspot <command> --help` is the source of truth. Object types are plural (`contacts`, `deals`, `companies`). For property reference: `hubspot properties list --type deals` — don't hardcode property tables.

## 1. Discover pipelines and stages

Pipeline and stage IDs are **portal-specific**. Always discover at runtime — never hardcode across portals.

```bash
hubspot pipelines list --type deals --format jsonl
# {"id":"default","label":"Sales Pipeline","displayOrder":0}
# {"id":"a1b2c3d4-0000-0000-0000-000000000000","label":"Enterprise Pipeline","displayOrder":1}

hubspot pipelines stages --type deals --pipeline default --format jsonl
# {"id":"appointmentscheduled","label":"Appointment Scheduled","displayOrder":0}
# {"id":"qualifiedtobuy","label":"Qualified To Buy","displayOrder":1}
# ...
# {"id":"closedwon","label":"Closed Won","displayOrder":5}
# {"id":"closedlost","label":"Closed Lost","displayOrder":6}
```

Grab a specific stage ID by label:

```bash
QUALIFIED=$(hubspot pipelines stages --type deals --pipeline default --format jsonl \
  | jq -r 'select(.label=="Qualified To Buy") | .id')
```

The IDs shown above (`appointmentscheduled`, `closedwon`, etc.) are HubSpot's standard `default` deal pipeline stages — but discover yours every run since portals can rename or remove them.

## 2. Qualify an MQL into a deal

Find connected MQLs without a deal, then for each: create the deal, associate to contact + company, promote lifecycle.

```bash
# 1. find ready MQLs
hubspot objects search --type contacts \
  --filter "lifecyclestage=marketingqualifiedlead AND hs_lead_status=CONNECTED AND num_associated_deals=0" \
  --properties email,firstname,lastname,company,hubspot_owner_id

# 2. for one contact: company lookup, deal create, associate, promote
hubspot associations list --from contacts:<contact_id> --to companies   # → <company_id>

hubspot objects create --type deals \
  --property "dealname=Acme Corp - Inbound" \
  --property pipeline=default --property dealstage=qualifiedtobuy \
  --property amount=0 --property hubspot_owner_id=<owner_id>
# returns {"id":"<deal_id>","ok":true,...}

hubspot associations create --from deals:<deal_id> --to contacts:<contact_id>
hubspot associations create --from deals:<deal_id> --to companies:<company_id>

hubspot objects update --type contacts <contact_id> \
  --property lifecyclestage=salesqualifiedlead --property hs_lead_status=OPEN_DEAL
```

### Bulk pattern — many MQLs at once

`objects create` returns one result line per stdin line, in input order. Capture both streams and join by line for associations:

```bash
# 1. snapshot MQLs to a file (preserves order for the join)
hubspot objects search --type contacts \
  --filter "lifecyclestage=marketingqualifiedlead AND hs_lead_status=CONNECTED AND num_associated_deals=0" \
  --properties email,firstname,lastname,company,hubspot_owner_id \
  > /tmp/mqls.jsonl

# 2. one deal per MQL — output preserves order
jq -c '{properties:{
    dealname: ((.properties.fir