Any replies to my logged emails are not showing in HubSpot. I’ve read the guidelines as suggested, and I meet all the requirements. I am sending through the Hubspot Sales login in Outlook 365.
When I send a test email to my personal gmail account, and then reply, the reply is showing in Hubspot. I don’t get it. Please help!
@LHermann Happy to help figure out what’s going on.
To confirm, when you receive a reply from a customer it is visible in Outlook, but not on their contact record in HubSpot? Yet when you test it with your own email, it is visible in both?
There are a few possible cases where email logging might not work, here are two that come to mind that haven’t been mentioned yet in this thread:
1.) Is the recipient’s email address is actually an alias? If the reply comes from an address other than the one saved in HubSpot emails won’t log. Just because it looks like the reply comes from the same email address on the surface, doesn’t mean it did. You should take a look at the message headers to see what the actual email address is that the reply is coming from. But it sounds like this is happening with more than one or two different organizations for you so that may not be it.
2.) If legal basis to communicate is turned on in GDPR settings in your HubSpot portal, this will prevent you from logging emails. Its possible that legal basis is set to yes for your personal account, which you have probably used to test a form, but not for your customer accounts. Logging will not work without legal basis checked if you have this turned on.
Another thing you may already have tried is removing and reinstalling the Outlook 365 integraiton, in case something is corrupted with your current installation.
If these don’t work, let me know. It may seem like we’re playing whack-a-mole, but there are a lot of possibilities and it may take a little trial and error to solve it.
Hi @AngelaCG can you confirm you’re using the correct extension for outlook? VSTO support ended and that may be the cause of the issue with emails not logging.