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It would be great to be able to use GraphQL to load dynamic content in email templates.  For example, I have an Email that has be triggered by a deal in a workflow. In that deal is a custom object, lets say an Event. I would like the details of said event to appear on the email loaded via the triggering deal, and the Event ID in the deal and not by association.   {% set event = data_query.data.CRM.Event($id= personalization_token('deal.event_id', '0') ) %} or,   In an e-commerce email triggered by a deal,  a list of related products based on filters created by line items in the deal. AKA "You may also like" or "Other customers also bought".   {% set relatedProducts = data_query.data.CRM.ProductListFilter( filter: {product_category__in: ["pet food","flea treatment"]) %}   Regards, Jonathan ... Mostrar más

One of the strategies to sync Hubspot and any database is using the property 'hs_lastmodifieddate'.   The idea is to use the search endpoint and return just the objects that has 'hs_lastmodifieddate' after then last sync. So the sync is fast and cheap.   The problem is that when user associates/dissociates any object, the property 'hs_lastmodifieddate' doesn't update, excecpt in cases where the property "number of associated X" exists. For instance, when a contact and deal are associated, the property "number of associated contacts" on deal is updated and, then, the 'hs_lastmodifieddate' updates (due to property change, not association).   The other solution to that is always read all records for syncing, to ensure all associations are updated, the problem with that endpoint is that when the number of properties is too long it raises 414 error (the search api does not requires properties as params in URI). ... Mostrar más

I am finding that lately, as I have been working in this portal for some time now, I have developed a substantial code-base that is relatively re-useable, at least for myself and other devs. Instead of dual-tabbing and copying and pasting my code and settings etc, it would be nice to see the ability to save custom coded actions, not so disimilar to how I can save custom coded modules in the CMS.  This would save me time sigificantly as, let's say that I want to clone an action:  I need to either check my existing repositories OR remember which workflow used a similar action. I then need to copy and past out the values, add in any inputs etc all manually, and save it out.  Conversely, if I were able to select something like "Saved Custom coded actions > Get Associated [3rd Party Name] Data" Anytime I need to access a custom bit a code I already wrote, I can just add it in, and update the 'template' as needed. Double points if we could lock these down to only Super Admins or some other permission set, so I can avoid user confusion.  ... Mostrar más

Hello,   I have created few custom reports in my hubspot account in reporting section. Now I want to fetch the data that the custom report is displaying in hubspot account through hubspot api. I have checked the documentation of Hubspot APIs but I didn't find any api related to my requirement. Does hubspot provide any api to fetch the custom reports data if yes then please let me know which api I should use and if no then I want to fetch these custom reports data and integrate it with power bi without using any thrid party tool automatically so how can I do that ?   Thanks & Regards, Richa ... Mostrar más

Background: Users can sign up to our SaaS platform for a free trial. To keep friction as low as possible we send a link to the email account they enter while they access the free trial directly. In some cases they enter emails that are on HubSpot's global bounce list. This is a good indicator that they will not receive the email.   To prevent creating accounts with known HubSpot bounces we want to check the email before creating the contact.   Requirement Through the API I can submit an email address and check if this is on the global bounce list or not. This way I can validate the email before they create a free trial account.   The response contains at least the following values - email (email format) - global bounced (bool) - on list since (timestamp)   The API request must accept a single email or a list of emails. The emails must be checked for being formatted as valid emails.   Notes The API for timeline does not work as it only records for my portal (https://legacydocs.hubspot.com/docs/methods/email/get_subscriptions_timeline) ... Mostrar más

I need to get recently archived objects (e.g. contacts) for the last week. I am sending a request: GET https://api.hubapi.com/crm/v3/objects/contacts?limit=100&archived=true But the response isn't sorted by any of the fields. So, I need to get all archived contacts (10 pages). Please add a sort={field}&direction={ASC,DESC} (e.g. sort=archivedAt&direction=DESC in my case) parameters to GET /crm/v3/objects/{object}. ... Mostrar más

We have to define the objectTypes that a custom workflow action supports explicitly (or leave it blank for "any object"). Because custom objects have per-portal objectType ids -- we cannot have a workflow action that just targets custom objects.   Instead we have to open it to "any object", which leads to people accidentally trying to use the workflow on objects like a Contact.   We also don't get the objectType on which the workflow is running, which causes us to have to prompt users to manually select one so we know what objectType to make API calls against when the custom workflow action runs. ... Mostrar más

I've had several meetings in Google Calendar, that I tried to move from one Sales person to another. When updating the Sales person, the meeting did successfully move from one calendar to the other within Google, but got deleted in HubSpot. Therefore there was no meeting visible and some workflows that are based on it, broke.   Therefore I'd suggest to find a solution to not delete the meeting, but just update the user. ... Mostrar más

Idea / Request / Recommendation: Hubspot should automatically apply existing "conversion source" logic to the Custom Events "touchpoint" property, when Custom Events are tracked via JS, API, or Visualizer.   The Hubspot Custom Events Tool [accessed by going to Reporting & Data > Custom Events, or via https://app.hubspot.com/events/123456789/manage {where your account ID replaces 123456789}] automatically creates a default event property called "touchpoint source", which has the internal name hs_touchpoint_source.    There are 4 ways of creating event data: Visualizer Spreadsheet import Javascript API For the latter 3 (Spreadsheet, Javascript + API), users are expected to define the touchpoint source from the list described at https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/analytics/events#interaction-sources. Yet in the latter two cases (Javascript + API), the code a user might need to write in order to get and populate the appropriate data is a replication of existing Hubspot code: Hubspot already knows the "latest converstion source" data for these user actions. It just needs to be applied to the Custom Event data.   Worse yet, for the first method (Custom Events tracked codelessly via the Events Visualizer) it's actually not possible to define the touchpoint source. So these events lack the critical source information that would make them useful marketing data.   Thus, my recommendation:   Hubspot should automatically apply "conversion source" logic to the Custom Events "touchpoint" property, when Custom Events are tracked via JS, API, or Visualizer.   ... Mostrar más