When adding an image via attachements on a deal record, which appears in the notes as the image description, is there any way of having the image appear on the page.
So when you open the deal record, the image appears directly in the activity feed instead of having to click on the image description for it to open?
This might be possible with custom coding, using the new CRM development tools, but it’s not out of the box, no.
There is a very fast workaround that is potentially also acceptable for you: After uploading the attachment, simply create a note and copy and paste the image into the note. You can then pin the note and it will be at the top of the record always:
Hi Karsten, Sorry i think you may have misunderstood. I would like to actual graphic to appear . Currently even if you pin it, the image still appears as a small icon with the image name. I would like for the image to appear in full view - the entire image to show. Does that make sense. I want to see the actual image in the note. Not have to click the graphic description for it to enlarge. thanks and look forward to hearing from you .
The approach here would be to develop a card for the Overview tab that pulls in attached images.
I’m not aware of a solution that does not require coding / the help of a developer. The proposed approach above that takes one click might be an acceptable MVP until then?
Hello - I have a similar use case, I wondered if you were able to get this to work by grabbing the attachment via UI Extensions? I’ve not yet been able to find out how to access attachments uploaded via the UI from the UI Extensions.
I’m Sabrina and I on HubSpot’s product team. We’re actively exploring how customers use and want to use image properties across HubSpot, and we want to make sure we’re building the right solution.
If you have a use case around image properties, whether it’s storing, displaying, or managing images as a field on records, we’d love to hear from you. We’re looking for folks willing to review early concepts and give us candid feedback before we build.
What this looks like:
A 45-minute session (though we may not need the full time)
We’ll ask about your use case and walk through some early designs