Removing Hubspot from Sync'ed Gmail Accounts

[JHowells]

I have a couple of Gmail accounts that were sync'ed when I added the Hubspot email integration. I'd like to only used one of these accounts. I followed the steps in the Google Account to remove Hubspot access on the account I don't want to integrate but I still see the icon. Is there a way to remove that icon. I can see in Hubspot settings that just one account is integrated so not sure why the Hubspot icon and integration info is still showing up.

[DAnaGuiloff · Accepted solution]

So you did this: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/connected-email/remove-access-to-hubspot-from-google and the extension icon is still showing.

Did you also do this: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/email-tracking/how-do-i-uninstall-hubspot-sales or this: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/account/disconnect-your-inbox-from-hubspot

Try following those last 2 articles, they should help resolve whatever part is still connected. 🙂

[DAnaGuiloff · Accepted solution]

Awesome @JHowells glad that did the trick. With most integrations, disconnecting is a multi-step process.

[JHowells · Accepted solution]

Just an update - I did have to reinstall the Hubspot Chrome plug in to the Gmail account I wanted to use. The solution removed the plug in from all Gmail accounts. I reintalled after un-syncing the Gmail accounts and it worked perfectly. Thank you!

[DAnaGuiloff]

Wonderful!

[DAnaGuiloff · Accepted solution]

So you did this: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/connected-email/remove-access-to-hubspot-from-google and the extension icon is still showing.

Did you also do this: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/email-tracking/how-do-i-uninstall-hubspot-sales or this: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/account/disconnect-your-inbox-from-hubspot

Try following those last 2 articles, they should help resolve whatever part is still connected. 🙂

[JHowells]

Thank you! I had completed the first suggestion. The second suggestion did the trick. Thanks again!

[DAnaGuiloff · Accepted solution]

Awesome @JHowells glad that did the trick. With most integrations, disconnecting is a multi-step process.