Hi, @laural. There may be users here with experience to answer your question, although you may get a faster response reaching out to Aircall directly.
In general, when you want support with a specific integration from the integrations page, click into that integration, and see if there's a resources link to get support on the integration. Sometimes, this link redirects to a third party's help page, sometimes it's a mailto to the support address for the third party. When this link points away from HubSpot, it's your best bet to get the quickest possible turnaround. This is the case for the Aircall integration.
When a resources link doesn't exist on an integrations page, assume it's supported, and reach out to the community or HubSpot Support as a first point of contact.
Brad Mampe, Salesforce Analyst, Fidelity I'm probably wrong. I may not be right about that.
It sounds like you're getting a bit of the runaround. That's not fun.
You can try filing a ticket with HubSpot Support, and see if they're able to answer. However, this is an unsupported integration, and it's not something that HubSpot is ultimately responsible for supporting. (The HubSpot team will give it their best shot, however.)
If you have an account manager at Aircall, you may want to see if they can get someone on their side to investigate.
Brad Mampe, Salesforce Analyst, Fidelity I'm probably wrong. I may not be right about that.
I'd direct Aircall to this help article, which does not list Aircall among the supported integrations. This is something they'll have to answer.
I know this is just compounding the frustration, and I'm sorry you've been sent back and forth. All I can confirm is that this is not something that HubSpot can explicitly support.
Brad Mampe, Salesforce Analyst, Fidelity I'm probably wrong. I may not be right about that.
At this point, yes. I didn't know that from your original post, so any time someone asks about specific questions from third-party integrations in the forums, the general reply is "you may get some answers here, but you may get quicker results going to the third party instead, if it's not a formally-supported integration".
Brad Mampe, Salesforce Analyst, Fidelity I'm probably wrong. I may not be right about that.