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Hello Hubspot,    A classic feature from form solutions (Typeform, gravity Form...) is the possibility to limit the number of selected options on a "multiple choice question".  For instance, a question with 10 possible options, could be set up to only authorize 3 answers max.  What do you think? ...read more

Currently, if you make a mistake and tag an email or other activity under the wrong campaign, Hubspot allows you to edit which campaign it is set under but the reporting data is not updated retroactively. That means all of your data gets attriuted to the wrong campaign up until you correct your mistake, and there's nothing you can do about it. ...read more

HubSpot should extend its platform to allow developers to develop and sell custom object as an asset just like CMS template to solve recurring problem faced by customer in similar industry.    Use cases: As a devloper, I would like to create a custom objects such as students, courses, etc to education domain and publish as an asset in marketplace.   As a customer, I would like to use and customise the custom objects readily available from marketplace to build a solution to offer courses to students.  ...read more

The oEmbed response for "html" JSON data does not include titles for the iframe which is A11Y issues. Althought "title" value is available for use, the iframe should include title of the videos on the iframe for the "html" response. ...read more

We use gated forms to capture visitor information at different stages of their journey.    One form in particular - we call our "exclusive content form" is used when a visitor watches a high value video or downloads a high value app note for example. This same form is used for all exclusive content across our website for these reasons, If we used 1 form for every video it would be: 1. incredibly cumbersome (50+ forms let's say) 2. exhausting for the user that has to click submit each time they view content. 3. a ton of work for everyone, someone to create the form everytime new content is available and then the developer to assign a new form to each and every video/content piece, in fact, I don't believe our CMS can manage that.  We need to be able to somehow create a list based on the page submitted on. We can see that information in the emailed form copy why can't we access that data in HubSpot?      In lists or workflows, when you use form submitted = "Exclusive Content Form" there is no other filter you can pair that with to narrow down WHICH exclusive content they viewed.  If we could say, Form Submitted = "Exclusive Content Form" ON page = contains "XYZ" OR equals "XYZ" OR ...   That would allow us to create lists of specific contacts which would enable us to then gear content to them based on previous actions. ...read more

In the oil/gas industry, it is common for a partnership or joint venture with multiple companies to own a sub company for tax purposes.   It would be helpful to include ownership percentage also.  Makes it easier to know who is the operator or controlling company of the venture.   I know you have an associate allowed with multiple companies.  If we can add the parent it would be nice to include a company association. ...read more

The reporting for the conversation inbox in HubSpot has always been limited and even with the help of the support team, there wasn't any progress. Hoping that by posting here we can expect better results.   It has been great being able to connect inboxes, forms, and even FB messenger into the inbox conversation. However, I am unable to create a report on how many messages are marked as Spam.    I believe it would benefit the business to be able to report on the number of Spam that is marked on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis out of all the messages that have come through. This will help us understand what would cause the spam and how to improve our strategy.   Thank you! ...read more

It'd be great if there was a way to click on a user and see every Workflow they may be a part of.   This would solve a problem that currently exist.   Mainly, right now, if someone is on vacation or off for any reason, I cannot just remove them from any automatic rotations that they're in.  I have to search the Workflows and edit it manually. If I could click on User A, and have a list appear showing all Workflows they're specifically in, I can then click that Workflow and make the edit manually. We already have this function within Properties that we can see any Workflows, Forms, etc, that the Property is associated with. I'm just hoping we can duplicate this feature for each User as well. ...read more

Hi all. Unfortunately, the Hubspot Community currently exposes your email address on your profile to the entire community, and anyone in the world can join this commmunity and trace back your personal indentity from this. There is no way to fix this, because Hubspot requires all users to display their email address publicly if one wants to continue using the Hubspot Community. Please consider these points to understand why users should have the right to privacy. When you join Hubspot Community, you are joining a group of unknown entities. - Hubspot Community has 10,000+ members. - Entering the Hubspot Community is as easy as signing up for a Free Starter Account. Anyone in the world can slip in amongst the 10,000. I have confirmed that the community is available to users of all package levels with Hubspot Support. - These members are globally dispersed.  - By viewing your email, these people can then discover the company you work for, and thereby the physical address of your work location. Anyone in the world can discover your office address from this community. - While I believe the community is healthy and has not been abused to this point, the loophole is there. - This is not about whether that abuse is likely to happen. It is about giving individuals the right to match their safety settings to the level of security they would like to choose. It is about control over personal information. - Nobody enjoyed it when Facebook exposed user information in the Cambridge Analytica scandle for the purpose of growing their community. While far less egregious, the same principles apply here. Hubspot opens up the community to free users, who can be any malicious organization posing as a company, in the name of their growth. If Hubspot would like to pursue growth in that manner, they should balance it by giving their users control over our privacy, since we cannot control the entities that enter this community. I believe users should hold the choice of privacy for themselves, and that Hubspot should not decide for us. Can Hubspot please make displaying these emails, to the entire community, optional? ...read more