Lost Reasons
Lost Reasons let you record why an opportunity was marked as lost. Using consistent reasons helps you analyze lost opportunities and identify recurring causes.
In this guide
- View the Lost Reasons list
- Create a Lost Reason
- Configure Lost Reason details
- Manage an existing Lost Reason
General workflow
- Open CRM → Configurations → Lost Reasons.
- Review or search the existing reasons.
- Select New Lost Reason.
- Enter its name and set its status.
- Select Create to save it.
View the Lost Reasons list
Go to CRM → Configurations → Lost Reasons. The list displays the registered reasons. From here, you can create a reason or open an existing one to view, edit, or delete it.

Figure 1. Lost Reasons list
List tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| Search | Finds reasons using the available search criteria. |
| Records per Page | Sets how many reasons appear on each page and lets you navigate through the results. |
Create a Lost Reason
From the Lost Reasons list, select New Lost Reason. Complete the form and select Create to save the new reason.

Figure 2. Lost Reason creation form
Configure Lost Reason details
General
| Field | What it defines |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the reason for losing an opportunity. |
Configuration
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Active | Makes the reason available for use. |
Save the Lost Reason
| Action | Result |
|---|---|
| Create | Saves the reason. |
| Create & Create Another | Saves the reason and opens a new form. |
| Cancel | Closes the form without saving. |
Manage an existing Lost Reason
After creation, the reason appears in the Lost Reasons list. Open the record or use the available actions to view, edit, or delete it.

Figure 3. Created Lost Reasons
View a Lost Reason
Select View to see the reason's name and status.
Edit a Lost Reason
Select Edit to open the form with the reason's existing information. Make the necessary changes and save them.
Delete a Lost Reason
Select Delete to remove the reason. Once deleted, it is no longer available for use with future opportunities.