HubSpot integration

Here's what you can do with a HubSpot integration:

• Add your app's new accounts to the CRM – when someone signs up inside your app, Base44 can create their HubSpot contact, so new accounts and new leads sit in the same place.
• Show deal stages next to project work – Base44 can put HubSpot deal stages inside your project dashboard, so the team that delivers the work sees which deals are about to land.
• Keep company records up to date – your app can update a company's record in HubSpot when its details change in the app, so sales never calls with old information.
• Give a Superagent read-only access – connect a Superagent to HubSpot with read-only access, so it can look up contacts and deals without editing anything.

Marketing and sales usually want different things from the same CRM, and both count. Tell Base44 in your own words which part of HubSpot your team lives in and what should happen there, and start your first build from that.

Getting HubSpot connected is mostly a matter of saying what you want. Here's the sequence:

• Name the CRM job – tell Base44 in chat what HubSpot should do, for example "add everyone who downloads the guide as a contact" or "show my open deals by stage."
• Sign in to your HubSpot portal – approve access with your HubSpot account; Base44 runs the sign-in flow and keeps the credentials stored for you.
• Review what comes back – the form or deal view arrives connected to HubSpot, plus a backend function you can read and change.
• Send yourself through it – fill in the form with your own details or move a test deal, then find the record in HubSpot before real leads arrive.
• Approve extra access only when it's needed – when a new flow needs more permissions, you approve them at that point.

Contacts and deals stay in HubSpot, where marketing and sales already look for them, and the build adds the forms and views around that data. Your next campaign's signup form is an easy place to begin – describe it to Base44 and have it ready before the campaign goes out.

Yes – Base44 can create a HubSpot contact from each signup on your landing page, and these 4 decisions, made when you describe the form, set what lands in HubSpot:

• Match your form to contact fields – tell Base44 which form field fills which HubSpot field, so names, emails and companies land where your team expects them.
• Send each form to the right list – a webinar signup and a demo request usually belong on different lists, so tell Base44 which HubSpot list each form feeds, and it adds every new contact there.
• Record where each contact came from – have Base44 fill in a contact field with the form or campaign behind each signup, so your team can see which pages bring in the most leads.
• Open a deal for sales-ready signups – for a form like a pricing request, Base44 can create a deal along with the contact, so the lead is already in your pipeline when a rep picks it up.

If the landing page is still to come, build a website with the signup form on it and describe the HubSpot flow in the same conversation. Once the flow is tested, each signup arrives in HubSpot as a contact your team can follow up on, with nothing to export at the end of the week.

Base44 can put the contacts and deals already in your CRM behind tools your team opens every day, like these:

• A deal tracker – shows open deals by stage and lets reps update them from one screen.
• An account view – pulls the contacts and deals for one company onto a single page, ready to read before a call.
• An intake screen for new business – lets a rep add a company, its contacts and a deal in one step, and writes all three to HubSpot.

Pick the one your team would open first and describe it to Base44. With a no code app builder like Base44, a sales manager or marketing ops lead builds the tool themselves, and updates made in it can write back to HubSpot, so the CRM stays the record everyone trusts.