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Business Units - Permissions & Roles

Our team is needing a way to limit which units a particular user or team is assigned to. For example, if we have a team member who does support for one of our units and not another, I need to find a way to limit their access only to the unit they support.

 

Ideally, we'd be able to create roles for units and assign them to users based on which team they're a part of at our organization.

 

I'm not seeing any work-arounds for this, or any way to assign a user to a particular unit, which is somewhat disappointing and defeats the purpose of much of what we needed business units for.

HubSpot-Updates
Status aktualisiert zu: Idea Submitted
October 09, 2025 10:12 AM

Hi everyone! My name is Hallie, and I'm a Program Manager on the CXM Team. I connected with the product team on this request, and it is still on the roadmap, but I am marking it as 'Idea Submitted' for the time being because it's not quite in development yet. You are still welcome to book time with Jake to talk about this in more depth via the link in his comment here if interested. 🙂

Status aktualisiert zu: In Planning
August 04, 2025 10:31 AM

👋 Hey HubSpot community - Hope you all are doing well. I'm Jakob Leonard from our Product Team here at HubSpot. I'm currently exploring this problem space and wanted to dig in a level deeper with you all. 

 

I'm looking for folks who would be willing to jump on a call for ~30 mins so we can dig into your business, how you've set up HubSpot to match your business, and core friction areas related to Brands, Permissions, etc. 

 

If you are willing, please send me an email: jaleonard@hubspot.com. I'd love to chat 😀

Status aktualisiert zu: Idea Submitted
June 02, 2025 09:00 AM

Hi everyone!

This idea's status has changed from ‘Being Reviewed’ to ‘Idea Submitted’. This change is due to our improvement project to update our Ideas Forum statuses in order to provide better transparency into how we are listening to your feedback. 

 

“Idea Submitted” means that our product teams are aware of this feedback and are monitoring the need for this feature alongside other inputs that determine their priorities & roadmap.

In regards to this request, the information in the note in the March 2025 still holds true. Any updates to this feature will still be shared here as the team progresses!

 

For more details about the statuses we use on the Ideas Forum & what they mean, you can read this community post here.

Status aktualisiert zu: Being Reviewed
March 18, 2025 07:56 AM

Hello! My name is Hallie, and I'm an APM on our CXM team here at HubSpot. I'm happy to share that permissions specific to Business Units is a feature currently being reviewed by our product teams. 🙂

 

For more context, our product teams are investing permissions based on the Teams feature throughout HubSpot. Their recommendation is for customers that want to limit access per Business Unit create a Team per Business Unit and then use the existing permissions capabilities to control access. Permissions across HubSpot is a big area of investment that our teams are continuing to make improvements in in 2025 and beyond. Additionally, another roadmap item being considered is one that would more easily link the user experience of creating Teams based on your Business Unit.

As any further updates are released, I will be sure to share them here. Please continue leaving your feedback here in the meantime! 

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beredis
Mitglied

Totally get your frustration—role-based access at the unit level should be a basic feature, especially when you're trying to scale support and keep things cleanly segmented. It really limits how effectively you can use business units without that control.

Status aktualisiert zu: Idea Submitted
hhiggins
HubSpot-Produktteam

Hi everyone!

This idea's status has changed from ‘Being Reviewed’ to ‘Idea Submitted’. This change is due to our improvement project to update our Ideas Forum statuses in order to provide better transparency into how we are listening to your feedback. 

 

“Idea Submitted” means that our product teams are aware of this feedback and are monitoring the need for this feature alongside other inputs that determine their priorities & roadmap.

In regards to this request, the information in the note in the March 2025 still holds true. Any updates to this feature will still be shared here as the team progresses!

 

For more details about the statuses we use on the Ideas Forum & what they mean, you can read this community post here.

NoelHowellUT
Teilnehmer/-in | Elite Partner

Following this for future updates. Currently working with a customer with 150x teams (using team permissions) and things like workflows and lists do not have granular separate in terms of editing and visibility. There are new features to show/hide from view if you set them up on a specific workflow/list, but the default is ALL edit or ALL view. Team permissions just dont cut it. 

Status aktualisiert zu: In Planning
jaleonard19
HubSpot-Produktteam

👋 Hey HubSpot community - Hope you all are doing well. I'm Jakob Leonard from our Product Team here at HubSpot. I'm currently exploring this problem space and wanted to dig in a level deeper with you all. 

 

I'm looking for folks who would be willing to jump on a call for ~30 mins so we can dig into your business, how you've set up HubSpot to match your business, and core friction areas related to Brands, Permissions, etc. 

 

If you are willing, please send me an email: jaleonard@hubspot.com. I'd love to chat 😀

Status aktualisiert zu: Idea Submitted
hhiggins
HubSpot-Produktteam

Hi everyone! My name is Hallie, and I'm a Program Manager on the CXM Team. I connected with the product team on this request, and it is still on the roadmap, but I am marking it as 'Idea Submitted' for the time being because it's not quite in development yet. You are still welcome to book time with Jake to talk about this in more depth via the link in his comment here if interested. 🙂