The authentication process works as expected for users under the portal that have super admin toggled on. I am under the impression from the documentation, that they only need access to the contacts and possibly marketing permissions. I have a test account that I setup which has these permissions ("everything" option checked for contacts, etc.). When attempting the authentication redirect from my application to the URL above with that account, the following is displayed:
I have looked at a few other posts on the forum from the past year, but none of them describing a similar issue are going through the exact process I've outlined, only requiring the contacts scope. I have the contacts and basic oauth checked in my application settings.
My question is, do all users under my portal who wish to integrate with my application need to be super admin users?
This issue was resolved a while ago when lists were added to HubSpot Free accounts. Sorry that we missed updating this thread.
Non-Super Admins should now able to connect apps requiring the contacts scope as long as they have full access to contacts and the Lists toggle is enabled in the Marketing tab of settings.
This issue is not resolved. I am having the same issue. I have 2 users who are in activated Sales Professional seats and are getting the "contact your admin" error message. They have full permissions in the marketing tab. Help please.
I'm sorry, but this issue is still being worked on. The issue is related to some fundamental aspects of the way Marketing/CRM Free portals interact with our authentication system, so the issue is a fairly involved fix. Add to that the busy-ness of Inbound season and the recent product failure, and this issue has taken a bit of a back seat.
None of that is an excuse; I include it only to give you some context around the resolution. I'll be sure to keep you (and the forum in general) updated as we work towards a resolution here.
This issue was resolved a while ago when lists were added to HubSpot Free accounts. Sorry that we missed updating this thread.
Non-Super Admins should now able to connect apps requiring the contacts scope as long as they have full access to contacts and the Lists toggle is enabled in the Marketing tab of settings.
It looks like you're correct; for certain portals, only a super admin can approve the contacts scope. I'm working on this issue with the team now, and I'll keep this thread updated with information as I have it. In the interim, the temporary solution is to have a super admin install the app.
Can you both give me your Hub IDs? In general, the surest way to approve an integration for a portal is to get a super admin to do it. That said, I'm happy to examine your portals / users to make sure they have the proper scopes.