I’m facing a challenging issue and could really use your help!
I need to create a personalized token for my quotes template using a custom object (Vessel). Unfortunately, I’ve realized that directly pulling custom object properties into quotes isn’t possible.
As a workaround, I’m trying to achieve this through deals. Specifically, I’d like to create a new deal property with the vessel name whenever a new vessel is associated with a company. I’ve managed to build a workflow that handles this for the first instance, but I need this to happen every time a new vessel is associated with the company.
Another challenge is that many of our companies have multiple associated vessels, and I need all of them to be reflected in the quote. Right now, I’m struggling to figure out how to collect and display all the associated vessels in the deal properties or directly in the quote.
Does anyone have suggestions or best practices to automate this process consistently and ensure all vessels are included?
Thanks in advance for your insights!
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Hey @CSiragaki loved your line of business (grandson of a a codfish captain here!).
You need to create a workflow on the object you can re-enroll (i.e: if you build a company workflow the trigger can't be "new vessel name is known" because that can't be used for re-enrollment since it's a property of an associated custom object and not the main object of that workflow).
Assuming that your deal <> company association is built first we need to create a custom property that would be used to make the association between Vessel <> Deal later.
1) Build a Deal workflow that everytime it has a new company associated it will get the company name of that company and copy to a new custom property you created called "Primary Company Name"
2) On the Custom Object creation set as required to associate a company 2.1) Than build a Custom Object (Vessel) workflow that will trigger everytime Vessel name is known. 2.2) First go get the Associated company name and add it to a property you created called "Primary Company Name" and voilá you know have a matching property with the deal you want to associate (check the example below - vessel it's entinty in this print)
3) Add that "create associations" action set it to associate with deals, using "matching property values" and use the properties you created beforte "Primary Company Name" to match both - Than it's up too you to pass whatever you need to that deal 🙂
José Pedro Forte RevOps Manager at Infraspeak
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Thank you so much, Jose! I followed your instructions, but I think I may have missed something along the way. I'm about halfway there now! I'll let you know if it works. 😊
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Hey @CSiragaki loved your line of business (grandson of a a codfish captain here!).
You need to create a workflow on the object you can re-enroll (i.e: if you build a company workflow the trigger can't be "new vessel name is known" because that can't be used for re-enrollment since it's a property of an associated custom object and not the main object of that workflow).
Assuming that your deal <> company association is built first we need to create a custom property that would be used to make the association between Vessel <> Deal later.
1) Build a Deal workflow that everytime it has a new company associated it will get the company name of that company and copy to a new custom property you created called "Primary Company Name"
2) On the Custom Object creation set as required to associate a company 2.1) Than build a Custom Object (Vessel) workflow that will trigger everytime Vessel name is known. 2.2) First go get the Associated company name and add it to a property you created called "Primary Company Name" and voilá you know have a matching property with the deal you want to associate (check the example below - vessel it's entinty in this print)
3) Add that "create associations" action set it to associate with deals, using "matching property values" and use the properties you created beforte "Primary Company Name" to match both - Than it's up too you to pass whatever you need to that deal 🙂
José Pedro Forte RevOps Manager at Infraspeak
• Hubspot Champion User - 2019 • Marketing Hub Champion User - 2020 • +100 Hubspot Community Kudos - 2023 • Community Champion - 2023
Hubspot headaches? Let's turn Oh's into workflows!