For example, could someone clarify what this one means: hs_target_account_probability
More generally, it would be good to see where all properties are described.
Thanks
For example, could someone clarify what this one means: hs_target_account_probability
More generally, it would be good to see where all properties are described.
Thanks
Hi @PChalasani ,
You can find the description in the properties overview: https://app.hubspot.com/property-settings/<hub-id>/properties?type=0-2
If you click on a property, you can check the ‘basic info’ tab to check the description. You could also export all properties on this page and get a .xls file where the description is also shown.
@Teun thank you but I don’t see the specific property I mentioned above: hs_target_account_probability
I see this property among the properties returned by the API. I understand that the “english name” of the property won’t be exactly this, but I can’t find one that could be related to this property. Any ideas?
Hi @PChalasani ,
I’ve just made an export of ALL properties for all available objects. hs_target_account_probability is not available in the exported XLSX so not available as an object property. That means you can not get a description for this property either. Could this be a custom property?
If you export all properties you can easily search in all properties per object.
Nvm, it is a default property, but only available if a deal is associated with a company. I did some research, but I only find this property in API responses.
@dennisedson , could you help us out here?
@Teun no it is not a custom property. It was created by HubSpot
Here is a link for the default properties for a company. I believe this one is specific to account based marketing strategy.
@dennisedson thanks for that link. I see there is a “Target Company” property, so should I assume hs_target_account_probability in the API results corresponds to this property?
Yeah, that is what I am thinking ![]()
I wish there was more explicit documentation, and we didn’t have to guess ![]()
I hear ya. I will get that suggestion to the team. Would definitely make for a better experience!