How to associate the custom entity automatically

Greetings, is there any way to automatically associate a custom entity with one of the standard entities? Let me describe what I mean.

I already have a contact (A) associated with a company (B). Also, we are getting data to the custom entity (C) from our service via API, and it is automatically associated with contact (A) via email. So, we already have an association between A and B and A and C. Is there any way how I can associate C with B automatically (workflow or in another way)? In the association settings I’ve already specified them and can add them manually, but I would like them to associate automatically. It seems that maybe there is option to do this with Operation Hub, but I’m not sure.

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Hi @oleus! From what I’ve seen, the logic to jump between those associations may be out of reach for HubSpot out of the box, but something people have done before is custom coded workflow actions through Operations Hub (more info can be found here Workflows | Custom Code Actions - HubSpot docs)

Hi @oleus
I hope you are well!
My name is Olivia and I an ex-HubSpotter turned HubSpot expert for Baskey the agency. Happy to help here!
I have acutally worked with a client that had a similar request and we achieved what they needed by using ‘Associ8’.
That being said, the same thing would be possible by writing a custom code action in a workflow with operations hub professional
So what you need to do is really weigh up the cost-benefit of subscribing to Associ8 vs. getting ops hub professional.
Either way what you are looking to do is 100% possible! :slightly_smiling_face:
If you would like any help with this or would like to go through your goal in furhter detail, feel free to reply to me here or get me by email or on my meeting link.
All the best,

@oleus if you don’t have Ops Hub Pro and/or a developer to create custom coded actions, I highly recommend Associ8.

It’s a no code solution that’ll make what you want to achieve easy to do.

Hey @oleus,
Associ8 can help with this (I’m super late I know)! It’s claim to fame is automatically creating associations based on matching properties between the two objects:

For your use case, you would need a property on Record B and C that share the same value (the names of the properties don’t matter). You could then use those properties in Associ8 to associate them!
I’d be happy to help you get set up if you’d like to try it out. Just let me know!
(P.S. You can also check out our Associ8 - Demo Video for an in-depth explanation of how it works)
Best,
-David Staat