SMomo
June 4, 2025, 12:18pm
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I want to create an automated process in HubSpot with the following workflow:
Next Step:
Ideally, once the colleagues complete their part, they can update the deal — either by:
Clicking a custom button , or
Changing a custom property (e.g., “Deal accepted?”).
This update would then automatically move the deal to Deal Stage C .
How can I create the process? What would be the permissions for those 2 of my colleagues?
HKoch
June 4, 2025, 2:53pm
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Hi @SMomo
Trigger:
When a deal moves to Deal Stage B
Actions:
Create a Task
Go to Workflows > Create Workflow (Deals-based)
Set the trigger: “Deal stage is any of Deal Stage B”
Add action: “Create Task”
Title: e.g., “Review and accept the deal”
Assign to: Select the two colleagues (if you can only assign to one, create two parallel “Create Task” actions)
Due date: Set relative to trigger (e.g., within 1 day)
Notes: Include instructions
Wait for Custom Property Change
Add a “Wait until” action:
Wait until custom property “Deal Accepted?” = Yes
Move Deal to Stage C
Add action: “Set Deal Stage to Deal Stage C”
Colleague Interaction (Mobile App Only)
Since your colleagues will only use the HubSpot mobile app, here’s what they must be able to do:
View assigned tasks
View and complete task notes
Access the related deal and contact records
Update a custom property or trigger a status change
Recommended Interaction:
They open the assigned task via the mobile app
Tap into the associated deal
Scroll to the custom property “Deal Accepted?” and set it to “Yes” (this is easier and more mobile-friendly than a custom button)
This triggers the workflow to move the deal to Stage C
Required HubSpot Permissions
You can customize permissions in HubSpot Settings > Users & Teams > Permissions.
Object Access:
Object
View
Edit
Delete
Contacts
Owned only
Owned only
None
Companies
Owned only
Owned only
None
Deals
Owned only
Owned only
None
Tasks
All
Owned only
None
Files & Attachments: Enable access if you attach files to deals or tasks
Custom Properties: Make sure they can view and edit the property “Deal Accepted?”
CRM Mobile Access: No special permission needed; HubSpot mobile app reflects CRM permissions automatically
Other Access:
Marketing, Reports, Automation: None needed
Sales Tools: Minimal or none, unless using Sequences or Templates
Optional: Use Custom Views or Notifications
Create a custom task view filtered by user and status (e.g., “Incomplete tasks assigned to me”)
Use task reminders and mobile push notifications to prompt action
Hi @SMomo ,
Here’s the answer to your first query:
Currently, HubSpot does not offer a built-in setting to restrict users to the mobile app only . The permissions and access controls you configure apply universally across both desktop and mobile platforms . While login restrictions and asset-based permissions are available, they cannot limit access by device type.
However, to meet your need for mobile-only users with limited access , here’s a recommended setup:
Go to Settings > Users & Teams > Teams.
Create a new team (e.g., “Mobile Task Team”) and add your colleagues.
Assign them a custom role with these permissions like:
Deals: View only
Contacts: View only
Tasks: Edit (to complete tasks)
Files: View (to access attachments)
Under the Communicate section of user permissions, configure access so they can only interact with records they own or are assigned .
@SMomo ,
Here is your second answer about workflow:
1. Create the Workflow
Go to: HubSpot → Automation → Workflows → Click “Create Workflow”.
Select: Deal-based workflow.
2. Set the Trigger
Trigger: “When deal stage is any of ‘Deal Stage B’.”
3. Create the Task for Review
Click: “Add Action” → Search for “Create Task”.
Task Title: “Review and Accept Deal – [Deal Name]” (keep it clear).
Assigned To:
If HubSpot allows multiple assignees, select both colleagues.
If not, add two separate “Create Task” actions (one for each person).
Due Date: 1 day after trigger (adjust as needed).
Task Notes:
“Please review the deal details and attachments in the mobile app. Once approved, update the ‘Deal Accepted?’ property to ‘Yes’.”
4. Wait for Approval
Click: “Add Action” → Search for “Wait until”.
Condition: “Wait until the custom property ‘Deal Accepted?’ equals ‘Yes’.”
5. Move Deal to Next Stage
Click: “Add Action” → Search for “Set Deal Stage”.
New Stage: “Deal Stage C”.
6. Save & Turn On
Test: Run a manual test with a sample deal to ensure it works.
Activate: Toggle “On” once confirmed.