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Currently HS would automatically add the first subscription charges with the one time charge, for example: one time: $1000 subscription: $100 per month Due now: $1100   It would be beneficially if the due now can be simply the one time subtotal, and have the subscription charged on a later date depending on input.  ... Mostrar más

It would be nice, if when I am in the prospecting tab or just on my tasks tab that I can: 1. Have a note "pop-up" when I get to  certain task that I made a note for previously as a reminder about that task/contact 2. Make a note but skip or snooze the task instead of completing it  ... Mostrar más

When I send out an email with multiple clicks, I can get a report of how many people clicked and who clicked, but I can't analyze it easily down to the specific link.  It would be nice to be able to see exactly which contacts clicked on which links and download that for analysis.   Here's the example.  We promoted a 3rd party webinar using HubSpot.  The email included links to the profiles of the two speakers as well as a registration link.  In the current reports, I can see all the contacts that clicked, and I can run through that list in HubSpot, but I don't know which contacts clicked on the registration link.  I can figure that out manually to some extent, but not if they clicked on multiple links.  It would be cool to be able to select a specif link in the email and get a list of who clicked on it.  This helps me figure out who from the CRM might have clicked through to the webinar registration page.  I know one option (and maybe best practice) is to do this with only ONE link in the email - to register, but it seems like being able to analyze details for all the clicks would be useful. ... Mostrar más

I have an account and am trying to connect outlook.  Go thru the process and says it's connected but emails sent in outlook don't appear in HS activities.  Not getting any error messages. ... Mostrar más

Liebe HubSpot Community und HubSpot-Entwicklerteam, ich möchte eine Idee vorstellen, die das Potenzial hat, unsere E-Mail-Kommunikation revolutionär zu verbessern. Nachdem HubSpot bereits beeindruckende KI-Tools in Bereichen wie Blogging und Website-Management integriert hat, ist es an der Zeit, diese Innovation auf E-Mails auszuweiten. Mein Vorschlag: Ein KI-gestützter Assistent direkt in HubSpot für das Verfassen und Beantworten von E-Mails. Die Vision eines KI-Assistenten für E-Mails: Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie hätten einen intelligenten Helfer, der Sie beim Managen Ihrer E-Mail-Korrespondenz unterstützt. Dieser KI-Assistent würde nicht nur Zeit sparen, sondern auch die Qualität und Personalisierung unserer Kommunikation steigern. Er könnte: Automatisiertes Verfassen von E-Mails: Basierend auf vorherigen Interaktionen und Kundenprofilen, könnte der Assistent relevante und personalisierte E-Mail-Entwürfe erstellen. Intelligente Antwortvorschläge: Er könnte Antworten vorschlagen, die sowohl den Ton als auch den Inhalt der eingegangenen Nachrichten berücksichtigen. Analyse des E-Mail-Engagements: Der Assistent könnte wertvolle Einblicke in die Effektivität unserer E-Mail-Kommunikation liefern und uns helfen, unsere Strategien stetig zu verbessern. Der Nutzen für HubSpot-Nutzer: Mit einem solchen KI-Assistenten könnten HubSpot-Nutzer nicht nur ihre Produktivität steigern, sondern auch die Effektivität ihrer Kommunikation erhöhen. Dies führt zu tieferen und bedeutungsvolleren Kundenbeziehungen. Appell an HubSpot: HubSpot hat bereits bewiesen, dass es an der Spitze der technologischen Innovation steht. Die Integration eines KI-Assistenten für E-Mails wäre ein weiterer Schritt in diese Richtung. Es würde HubSpot-Nutzern ermöglichen, auf die Herausforderungen und Chancen der digitalen Kommunikation besser zu reagieren. Lasst uns gemeinsam die Möglichkeiten der KI nutzen, um unsere Kommunikation zu revolutionieren und unsere Kundenbeziehungen auf ein neues Niveau zu heben. Ich freue mich auf Ihr Feedback und hoffe, dass wir gemeinsam diese Vision realisieren können. ... Mostrar más

Idea: for Sales Team Member Role Goal: eliminate extra steps that are cumbersome and low-value Value add: Eliminates time-consuming low-level/nonvalue add tasks. Screenshot: attached below.  See the Green box where we should be able to pick the queue.   Hi -  While in HS on a contact record and sending an email, it would be great to also have the ability to: Pick the queue you want the follow-up task to be assigned to.  This would eliminate several steps of going to the task and picking the queue after sending the email.   Auto-populate the task name with the same content I used in the subject line of the email. Again, this saves several steps. When you're sending a boatload of emails in a day, these extra steps are time-consuming and frustrating.   Thanks for listening!   ... Mostrar más

Please update the button on scheduling updates to say "Schedule Update" instead of "Update Now". It's a bit confusing when you are scheduling an update, and want to make sure that it's not taking effect immediately when the button says "Update Now" ... Mostrar más

As Open Rate is becoming a less reliable metric for email engagement, additional/alternative metrics should be added to the e-mail marketing analytics we receive at the individual email level.   Additional metrics could be: Website Activity by contacts who were sent the email Form Captures from contacts who were sent the email Any other suggested method for tracking engagement that could be tracked by hubspot using the list of recipients of this email should be a metric we can see when reviewing our sent email. these metrics should have a 24hr, 72hr, 1 week view.    I have brought up this enhancement previously and was told these types of reports could be created using reporting tools and dashboards.  Beyond the convience of having this information in the email view, we use active lists for our email marketing, so any reporting we do after an email is sent will never be accurate to the contacts on that list at the time it was sent. As well the time frames we would want for this reporting would be based around the time a specifc email was sent. This now requires us to manually build or clone separate reports (and static lists) for each mailing manually, it would be more useful and realistic to have this automated as part of the HubSpot provided reporting specific to each email. ... Mostrar más

HubSpot's notification functions are increasingly comprehensive, and this is great. However, admins really need to be able to identify the user whose actions triggered an automation and send contextual notifications back to that user. For example, we're using a workflow to streamline a process by which a sales team member associates a third-party contact to a Company record. As is, the sales person simply puts an email address in a single particular single line text. The automation listens for changes and then 1) searches for a contact with that email address; 2a) if found, associates the contact to the original record with the appropriate label OR 2b) if NOT found, sets an error warning output flag to true and outpus the relevant feedback. For example a potential approach is something like, "No contact found with email address xxx. Please create an appropriate contact record and try again." The code for all of the above is pretty straightforward. However, displaying that error to the user who made the change is NOT available as a notificaiton option. I can send an in-app notification to the "owner" of the record. This may or may not be the right user. I'd really, really love to be able to capture the ID of the user whose edit triggered the automation and send the feedback to that user. In addition, in-app, desktop, workflow notification options oddly do not include pop up or browser notifications. They currently only trigger a bill notification (which is easily missed). Being able to send real-time feedback to user a user if something fails to achieve its end goal during background processing would be very valuable. Our current workaround is to send any critical notifications like this to Slack, but this is just odd and it forces costly context switching. ... Mostrar más