Guides · Updated 7 Nov 2026
Find stalled deals in monday CRM
A deal rarely dies in a day. It sits in Proposal sent for a week, then two, while everyone assumes someone followed up. On a busy pipeline, the deals that go quiet are the hardest ones to see.
The short answer
monday CRM's Deal Stages widget shows each deal's time in every stage inside the deal, and its Pipeline Health Agent, in gradual release, reports days in stage and flags deals with no activity for 14 days by default. What those do not give you is a number on the board itself. Stale & SLA writes days in the current stage and days since anyone touched each deal as columns you can sort, filter and automate on, flags deals that have gone quiet, and can notify the deal's owner when a stage runs past its target.
What "stalled" means on a pipeline
- Too long in a stage: a deal in Proposal sent for 14 days when most move on within 5.
- No activity: nobody moved the stage or edited a column for days.
- A follow-up promise missed: the team promised a reply within 2 working days of a demo.
What monday CRM covers, and what a column adds
monday CRM keeps the stage on every deal, logs every change, and its automations can notify someone when a date arrives. Its Deal Stages widget shows the time a deal spent in each stage when you open the deal and hover over a stage. monday CRM's Pipeline Health Agent, in gradual release, calculates days in stage for every active deal and marks each as healthy, slow or critical in a report, and flags deals with no activity for a threshold you set, 14 days by default. What a column adds is the number itself on every deal, so you can sort the pipeline by it, filter on it in a meeting, and start monday.com automations from it.
How Stale & SLA does it on a deals board
Point the app at the stage column of the deals board. Every deal gets Days in current status and Days since last activity, read from the board's activity log, so deals that existed before you installed the app get their numbers too.
Set a stale threshold, such as 7 days, and the trigger When an item has had no activity for N days can notify the deal's owner. An SLA target per stage, such as 2 working days in Demo done, marks deals at risk and then breached, and the escalation ladder can notify the owner first and the sales manager a few days later. With business hours on, weekends and holidays do not count, so a Friday demo is not late on Monday morning.
Frequently asked
- Does it work on a monday CRM deals board?
- It works on any board with a status column. monday CRM's own Deal Stages widget reads deal stages from a Status column; we have not yet run the app on a CRM account, so check yours.
- Does a deal count as stale while it waits on the customer?
- Only if you want it to. The stale check runs in the stages you choose, so a stage such as Waiting on customer can be left out.
- Will it change my deals?
- No. It writes only the numbers columns it creates, and posts an update on a deal only when an escalation step says so.
Stale & SLA adds time in status, stale alerts, SLA targets and escalations to any monday.com board. Set-up is one status column and a Save on each board.
Stale & SLA is in review for the monday.com Marketplace. Until monday.com approves the listing, the install screen says the app has not been reviewed yet. How it handles your data.