# HubSpot's default deal properties HubSpot has a number of default deal properties to help you track and manage your deals. You can also [create custom deal properties ](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/contacts/how-can-i-create-a-custom-property)to capture the information most relevant to your business needs. Learn more about HubSpot’s [default contact properties](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/contacts/list-of-hubspot-s-default-contact-properties), [default company properties](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/companies/hubspot-crm-default-company-properties), and [default ticket properties](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/tickets/hubspots-default-ticket-properties). ## Deal Information * **Amount:** the total value of the deal. * **Close date:** the day the deal is expected to close, or was closed. This is automatically updated by HubSpot when: * A user moves a deal into a closed-won or a closed-lost deal stage for the first time, even if the property has an existing value. * A user moves a deal from a closed-won deal stage to a closed-lost deal stage, or from a closed-lost deal stage to a closed-won deal stage. **Please note:** the close date will not be updated when a deal moves from a closed-won deal stage to another closed-won deal stage, from a closed-lost deal stage into another closed-lost deal stage, or if you're using the [Deal API](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/methods/deals/deals_overview) to update only the *Deal stage* property and not the *Close date* property. * **Closed lost reason:** reason why the deal was lost. Learn more about [customizing *Closed lost reason* options.](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/deals/how-can-i-customize-the-closed-lost-reason-property-options) * **Closed won reason:** reason why the deal was won. * **Create date:** the date the deal was created. This property is set automatically by HubSpot. * **Deal description:** a brief description of the deal. * **Deal name:** the name you have given this deal. * **Deal owner:** the user from your team that the deal is assigned to. You can assign additional users to a deal record by creating a custom [HubSpot user property](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/contacts/how-can-i-create-a-custom-owner-property). * **Deal stage:** deal stages allow you to categorize and track the progress of the deals that you are working on. Learn more about [setting up and customizing your deal stages](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/deals/set-up-and-customize-your-deal-pipelines-and-deal-stages). * **Deal type:** by default, categorize your deal as either a *New Business* or *Existing Business*. You can edit or add new deal types in your [deal property settings](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/getting-started-with-the-hubspot-crm-free/a-quick-tour-of-deals-and-deal-properties#customize). * **HubSpot team:** the team assigned to the deal owner for the deal. Learn more about [creating teams in HubSpot](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/account/how-can-i-create-a-team-in-hubspot). * **Last activity date:** the last time a note, chat conversation, call, email, meeting, or task was logged for a deal. This is updated automatically by HubSpot. * **Last contacted:** the last time a chat conversation, call, sales email, or meeting was logged for this deal. This is set automatically by HubSpot based on user actions. * **Last modified date:** the most recent date that any property on a deal was updated. This is updated automatically by HubSpot. * **Manual forecast category:** by default, manually categorize the likelihood of the deal closing as *Omit*, *Pipeline*, *Best case*, *Most likely*, *Commit*, or *Closed*. This helps you and other users understand the likelihood of the deal closing when forecasting manually. You can [customize the property](https://knowledge.ostsdigital.com/contacts/manage-your-properties#edit-properties) to suit your business. * **Next activity date:** the date of the next upcoming activity for a deal. This is set automatically by HubSpot based on user action. This includes logging a future call, sales email, or meeting using the *Log* feature, as well as creating a future task or scheduling a future meeting. This is updated automatically by HubSpot. * **Number of contacts:** the number of contacts associated with this deal. This is updated automatically by HubSpot. * **Number of sales activities:** the total number of sales activities (notes, calls, emails, meetings, or tasks) logged for a deal. This is updated automatically by HubSpot. * **Number of times contacted:** the total number of times a sales email, meeting, or call has been logged for a deal. This is updated automatically by HubSpot. * **Owner assigned date:** the date the most recent deal owner was assigned to a deal. This is updated automatically by HubSpot. * **Pipeline:** the pipeline a deal is in, which determines the deal stages the deal will move through. You can learn more about how to set up your deal pipelines and deal stages [here](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/getting-started-with-the-crm-and-sales/how-to-set-up-your-deal-pipelines). ## Analytics History * **Original source data 1:** additional information about the original source for the associated contact, or associated company if there is no contact, with the oldest value for the *Time first seen* property. * **Original source data 2:** additional information about the original source for the associated contact, or associated company if there is no contact, with the oldest value for the *Time first seen* property. * **Original source:** the original source for the associated contact, or associated company if there is no contact, with the oldest value for the *Time first seen* property. ## Deals Calculated Information These properties are used only as measures or filters when [building a custom report](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/reports/how-to-use-the-report-builder-to-create-a-custom-report-widget) and will not appear in your properties settings or on individual deal records. * **Deal Status:** groups your deals into *Won*, *Lost*, or *Open* (includes all other stages) and can be used when building a custom report to show you a count of deals in each stage type. * **Closed amount:** the *Amount* value for deals marked as *Closed Won*. This can be used as a filter when building a custom report. * **Days to close:** the time between *Create date* and C*lose date*. This can be used as a filter when building a custom report. * **Deal stage probability:** the win probability set in deal stage settings for a deal’s stage. This can be used as a filter when building a custom report. * **Forecast amount:** the *Amount* multiplied by the win probability of a deal’s stage. This can be used as a filter when building a custom report. * **Time in Stage \[Deal Stage Name]:** calculated for a deal after it leaves a given stage. This is not calculated for a deal's current stage. This can be used as a filter when building a custom report. ## Recurring Revenue Information (*Sales Hub Enterprise* only) These properties are auto-generated when you set up [recurring revenue tracking](https://knowledge.hubspot.com/articles/kcs_article/deals/track-recurring-revenue-with-revenue-analytics) in your account. * **Recurring revenue amount:** the total amount of recurring revenue associated with a deal. * **Recurring revenue deal type:** the deal type. The available values for this property are *New business*, *Renewal*, *Upgrade*, and *Downgrade*. * **Recurring revenue date:** the date when recurring revenue for this deal is no longer collected. * **Recurring revenue inactive reason:** the reason why recurring revenue is no longer collected. 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