A individual producer's ability to maintain data integrity appears questionable at best and is highlighted during the import process. Here are a few of the issues I'm running into with HubSpot Imports & Data that I haven't had with other softwares. 1. I can import a list of contacts and if some of them are assigned to another 'contact owner', I am not notified during the import process what contacts failed to import. 1A. I am being told that in HubSpot this isn't actually counted as a failure, but rather on the contacts who were already assigned to another owner, the other fields updated, just not the contact owner. So essentially, I could have just changed all the information for a contact that I don't even own. Furthermore, the contact owner who just had the information on one of their contacts changed, has no idea. **If one item in the row fails, then the whole row should fail and be reviewed. If data is owned by a contact owner for the purposes of selling directly to that individual, they should have control of the information or be informed when information is adjusted** 2. There is no ability to check for conflicts before importing except manually comparing line by line to the system list of contacts. **Many softwares have the ability to run a test import before submitting the final import. A conflict report is provided after the test is ran.** 3. Contact owners are not notified when ownership changes. **ownership can change for many reasons - admin change, user change, toggles such as "auto assign to company owner" change - but the person who enters the contact is not notified. They also aren't notified if the contact is already in the system. It just dissappears.**
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