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Rather than having to send a survey email via SurveyMonkey with a HubSpot list export and then syncing that data to HubSpot, it would be amazing to be able to embed the SurveyMonkey survey in a HubSpot email directly with contact tracking. I'm surprised this isn't a feature of the integration already. HubSpot knows who is clicking the survey link, so we shouldn't have to add an email collection field to the SurveyMonkey survey. This would be a huge improvement to the existing integration. ...read more

We kindly request the review or removal of the undocumented HubSpot Asset Marketplace Theme requirement that prohibits custom modules from having the same label as default modules.   1. As theme creators, we strive to have greater control over our custom theme modules, and we believe that the labeling of these modules should not be restricted. The idea of using "Some prefix Button" or "Theme name Button" instead of simply "Button" module label appears illogical and unfriendly to end users, undermining the cohesiveness of the theme. Unfortunately, we find ourselves facing limited options: Prefixing all our custom modules with "Theme name...module" would result in peculiar and illogical module names. Since editors are already aware they are using our theme, there is no need to constantly remind them of it through module labels. Naming only the default-like modules with the prefix "Theme name..." would create an awkward disparity in module naming. For instance: Theme name Link Card Theme name Button Hero Image Finding an alternative naming approach could either compromise semantic accuracy or introduce redundancy: Using "Links" instead of "Link" or "Buttons" instead of "Button" raises semantic concerns. Employing names like "Link-bla" or "Button-bla" would appear redundant. Considering these limitations, we kindly urge you to reconsider this aspect and provide us with more flexibility in labeling our custom modules.   2. Since theme modules and default modules are already segregated into distinct tabs, namely "Theme modules" and "Common modules", it seems reasonable to conclude that having identically labeled modules in different tabs should pose no issue.   3. As an alternative solution, maybe this rule can be skipped when we hide official modules in our theme. So end user will not see two modules with the same label while using our Theme. our theme.json:     ... "hidden_modules": [ "@hubspot/rich_text", "@hubspot/button", "@hubspot/form", "@hubspot/linked_image", "@hubspot/icon", "@hubspot/divider", "@hubspot/horizontal_spacer", "@hubspot/text", "@hubspot/page_footer", "@hubspot/section_header", "@hubspot/header" ], ...       ***   We kindly request a thorough review of this specific rule. Thanks ...read more

This feature is for companies that use Hubspot as an applicant tracking system (ATS) and their CRM. As an ATS, I think Hubspot should offer integrations directly with job boards such as Monster, Indeed, Dice, CareerBuilder, Handshake, etc. There are many job boards out there, and direct integrations with these will allow companies to use Hubspot as an ATS along with a CRM, making Hubspot more valuable across the entire company. ...read more

The HubSpot Stripe integration is a great way to collect credit card payments and simplify the quoting process but that is about all it is good for. Don't get me wrong I love getting paid, but some of my clients prefer paying with an ACH transfer over a credit card.    If you look across the forum you will find that it is chock full of people asking for additional functionality from the payment option. And now with the Custom Quotes and all of the other enhancements made in the sales arena of the platform, improving the stripe integration is now a critical step. We have clients that have bought into the platform only to be disappointed by the lack of functionality offered by the integration and move away from doing their quoting within the platform.    The main limitations that we see creating to most friction are:  The only way to receive a payment is through a Credit Card transaction which means that if a customer wants to pay via a bank transfer, Apple Pay, or Google Pay they can't. This means our clients and ourselves have to go and generate a separate invoice directly from within Stripe and send it to the customer.  Products that have been added to the HubSpot Product Libray are not synced with the Stripe product library. This ends up creating numerous products within Stripe, a new one for every quote that has been generated. From a systems approach, this ends up creating a lot of noise and makes managing information a bit more complex.  The ability to use Stripe when there is a line item that has no price. As an agency, our customers purchase points to use on products and services. The products and services then have a points value associated with them but there is no cost. Now, when we add those line items to the quote we are unable to request payments from within the quoting tool.  Ability to manage payments from the HubSpot platform for customers. At the moment if a customer has a payment that fails we can have stripe configured to send them an automated email but they are unable to manage the payment from that email. And there is no place in HubSpot to see that they have an unpaid balance.  Closing these gaps by improving the ability of the two systems to talk would go a long way to making HubSpot be the single source of truth for our company and for our customers. At a minimum, the ability to accept payments from all of the forms that Stripe supports, have the product library sync between the systems, and be able to select a matching product, and still be able to accept payment on items that don't have any price would make the HubSpot quoting tool valuable to a much larger user base.    Giving the ability for users to manage their payments, view paid invoices, and update payment methods would be nice to have. This capability is offered by many companies and is even offered by HubSpot to customers for paying HubSpot. By enabling the integration to have this capacity would improve client buy-in and provide an effective solution to managing payments and invoices in relation to payments made using the HubSpot quoting tool.  ...read more

Hey Team! It would be great to have the chance to select multiple payment methods (like direct debit) within Stripes. Currently, payment is only possible via credit card. ...read more

Set unique permission levels on Projects. For the moment, when users have access to the Projects tools, they are able to see all of the projects within the tool.   We need a way to restrict the access levels of users so that they can only access the projects that they own. ...read more

It's important for an Super Admin to manage the Apps that are being integrated with HubSpot and have a list with these apps and see which users have them installed.    ...read more

Currently the HubSpot sync does not work with HubSpot team-level access. Team-level acccess refers to people on a team that cannot view objects that don't belong to the team.   See related community thread: https://community.hubspot.com/t5/CRM/Syncing-Google-Contacts-with-HubSpot-team-level-access/m-p/780716#M139856   Hopefully this can be fixed, since both team-level access and Google Contact sync are key HubSpot features. Not being able to use them together negatively impacts usability (and AFAIU is not a limitation of competing products).     ...read more

It would be great to have ArcGIS as a native integration to HubSpot through the Marketplace, that can connect with properties.  ...read more