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# Assessment completed

> Runs after Doris scores a deal against a qualification framework.

**Event id:** `assessment.completed`

Fires when a framework assessment finishes, so the flow can act on the score rather than on the conversation that produced it.

## When it fires

After Doris assesses a deal against one of your active frameworks, which normally happens shortly after a deal meeting is processed. It fires once per completed assessment, so a deal assessed against two frameworks fires twice.

## What the flow receives

* **Deal** — The assessed deal, expandable into its full context
* **Framework** — Which framework was scored, by name
* **Dimension results** — The per-dimension outcome, including which dimensions came back weak or unevidenced
* **Meeting** — The meeting the assessment drew on, when there was one

## Good uses

* Alert the owner when a dimension the current stage requires is still unevidenced
* Write the framework score back to a CRM field so it shows up in your pipeline reports
* Escalate to a manager when a late-stage deal scores badly on economic buyer or decision process
* Track score movement over time and flag deals going backwards

## Things to know

* The flow runs once per framework. If you run more than one framework, add a **Continue if** on the framework name or the flow will fire for all of them.
* This fires after the assessment, which is after the meeting is processed. A flow on [After a deal meeting](/features/triggers/after-a-deal-meeting) runs earlier and will not have the score yet. If your flow needs the score, use this trigger.
* Frameworks are managed in [Enablement](/features/custom-frameworks). A framework that is not active never produces assessments and never fires this.

<Tip>This is the trigger for turning qualification from a form people fill in into something that raises its hand when the evidence is not there.</Tip>