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Ability to rotate company ownership between different HubSpot owners in the new Company workflow. (same idea as rotate leads at the contact level, but at the company level)  ... Mostrar más

I recently built a search for a blog using Hubl and a few lines of javascript. basically if the url contained a query then my code would search through all of the content componants (title, body, topics, etc) for each article and return any articles containing the query.    The key variable was the {{ contents }} variable that contains all of the articles information for the specific blog.    Considering that google site search premium is shutting down (and was never really brand friendly to begin with) I have seen a lot of need for an alternative. The fact is that a native site search in Hubspot is 100% possible except for one problem, there needs to be a variable like {{ contents }} that contains all live pages and blogs on the site. something like {{ site_contents }}.    I understand that, while articles have the post body field for the content, site pages are made up of all sorts of rich text modules and etc., but if you could combine all of these, per page, into some kind of sudo post body, and give us this variable you would remove the need for third party search programs.  ... Mostrar más

We're excited to see the new feature for "company-based" workflows, but the beta version currently lacks "if/then" branch option, which we feel is very important.   We are using the deal workflow to train our customers on our software product.  Depending on what "deal stage" we place them into, we're able to track training progress and send them training summaries and, if necessary, training reminders.  We need the if/then to send a "schedule your next training" reminder if there's too big a delay between training sessions.   The reason we want the company-based workflow is to send the emails to all linked contacts.  With our current contact-based workflow we can only send emails to one person.  We believe sending emails to all contacts provides a better on-boarding experience by showing our attentiveness to their training and provides a more "professional" feel for our software. ... Mostrar más

We would like a shortcut in the top menu or at the dashboard for Messages ... Mostrar más

Currently Hubspot's sitemap is showing http instead of https, the XML file that the sitemap loads under is attributed to http protocol by default, rather than https. This can be misleading as it can be confusing to click into the sitemap for a secure site, only to see non-secure versions (http) listed. I personally think it would be an excellent point to address in Hubspot platform from the user-experience side. ... Mostrar más

I am installing some bootstrap 4 templates that I created into Hubspot and I needed to add "nav-bar nav" as classes. I usually use no_wrapper=True on my modules and I just realized that the "extra_classes" classes are applied to the outer most wrapper which is removed with no_wrapper=True.   I need these classes to be on the ul anyways so an update to this would not solve my issue but it did get me thinking about advanced menus and how you can't really do much with them. With most modules you can use export_to_template_context=True and then loop through the contents, structuring the output as desired.    In a situation like this, where I am using a framework not supported by Hubspot, I have to get hacky to apply the propper classes to the ul.   I image you couldn't change extra_classes to apply to the internal html of a module instead of the wrapper because it would break the css of any site in the last 8 or 9 years that has used the extra_classes parameter. But it would be great if there was a new parameter like "internal_classes" that would apply to the most functional inner wrapper (ul in the case of the menu).   That would be the second best case scenerio, the best being us having the ability to create our own menu using export.  ... Mostrar más