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# Opportunity Status

## What the Statuses Mean

Here are the different types of status you might see, and what you can do about them:

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* Pending Calibration:\
  This opportunity requires calibration from your team. You may want to help us align with your expectations
  * Action: calibrate the opportunity.
* Rejected:\
  In rare cases, an opportunity might be rejected — usually when there’s an issue with how it was created, like a vague description or a low relevance count. These require your review.
  * Action: review and decide whether to update or remove.
* Processing in Progress:\
  Sometimes you’ll see something like “25% Processing” on an opportunity. This means it’s still going through our data processing pipeline. Once complete, the label will disappear, and the opportunity will be ready to use.
  * Action: wait — it will be completed automatically.
* With Specialists:\
  This tag means our internal team is taking a closer look at the opportunity. You don’t need to act, but you’ll be notified once it’s ready.
  * Action: none — we’re taking care of it.

## Ready to Go

If an opportunity shows no status, it’s complete and ready to:

* Be added to an Initiative
* Be monitored in Dashboards
* Be shared with your team

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