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If a ticket is being created in HubSpot and i'm the assignee I get notified. Which is great.   Except when i'm also the creator of the ticket, in that case I don't need to get notified, as i'm aware of the fact that I just created the ticket. ...read more

It would be great to receive notifications when e-mails are being sent between a prospect and a member of a sales team. It makes it easier to track the stage of the lead for other team memebrs (eg marketing) ...read more

Companies using the Enterprise level Tiers need a role that can manage Users and all levels of Permissions and Permissions sets without accessing the rest of the system.   This is likely to be someone in IT.   The role will also need to be able to manage the SSO Exemptions list.   Also likley that this person receives notifications about security and imports / export activity. ...read more

Ability to send a notification when a Form has been edited. The 'form owner' can then review the changes and if any key fields have been removed.  ...read more

It is required to configure or have a notification in the HubSpot notification panel, which lets you know if an error or failure occurred in the owner rotation. This would help to be able to act quickly and not depend on the problem being reported by a user or not being detected and the lead not being attended to correctly. ...read more

Currently when there is an account change or update (e.g. approaching marketing contact tier limits or calling minutes, etc.), a banner is displayed to all portal users. Additionally, in scenarios such as when we are approaching our call minute allotment, a CTA is displayed prompting all users to purchase additional minutes for $50, or users can "request a seat" from their admins when we have very intentionally limited the very feature being pushed. We have over 400 users. Each time these banners appear, we receive IMs, emails, and support tickets from worried users asking if they need to do anything/whether they should worry, etc. when our admin team is already handling things. This creates a lot of extra work to communicate back to our users, on top of creating unnecessary concern and confusion.   We would like the ability to turn off banners and up-sell CTAs to non-admins, or at least have some control over which alerts are displayed and to whom.    On top of creating unnecessary confusion and internal tickets, it feels a bit...icky to have the upsell prompts built into the platform directed at our end users. I understand that this is a revenue-generating opportunity, and to a certain point I think it's completely reasonable.   However our organization is already subscribed at an enterprise level to almost every hub, so presenting $50 upsell prompts to users who don't even understand them is really a miss on HubSpot's end when our admin team is perfectly capable of managing our (substantial) subscription. ...read more

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Admin notifications any time someone creates a new form/meeting link/blogpost unnasociated to campaign.    Obviously there are some custom ways to do this-- but an OOTB notification type for new forms/pages added that are unnasigned to campaigns would be great so that we can keep our marketing data on point. ...read more

Any chance we can set notifications to a workflow to daily instead of every time someone registers for an event? ...read more