Here's What's New in HubSpot.

What does this integration partner do?
Rambl is a product that enables you to make calls and easily track results using the contact records from your HubSpot CRM.

What does this integration partner do?
Socedo is a product that enables you to strategically generate leads on Twitter and automatically sync new corporate leads with your HubSpot CRM.

March has been full of exciting updates here at HubSpot. In this video we'll walk you through a quick roundup of the most important features.

What does this integration partner do?
Map My Customers is a product that gives you a visual look into your data by mapping contacts, companies, or deals in your HubSpot CRM.

No, this isn't a HubSpot Connect announcement, but it might as well be - our own Meetings app is integrating more deeply with the HubSpot platform to create a more cohesive user experience for you and your team.

What does this integration partner do?
Salesmsg is a product that enables you to send and receive texts from within HubSpot.

Now live in HubSpot are three new features designed to give you more control over the pricing packages you offer to your customers. That means you now have more flexibility to create a product library that fits your business.

What does this integration partner do?
HourStack is a time management product that provides a visual solution for keeping your HubSpot tasks organized.

What does this integration partner do?
Kixie is a product that enables you to perform and log incoming and outgoing calls directly within your HubSpot CRM.

What does this integration partner do?
Postalytics is a product that enables you to send personalized letters and postcards to your leads and track mail deliverability within your HubSpot CRM.

What does this integration partner do?
CallRail is a product that enables you to receive, record, and track inbound calls and text messages directly within your HubSpot CRM.

*ArcBright is no longer a HubSpot app partner, but you can check out our App Marketplace to explore other integrations that you might find valuable.

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What does this integration partner do?
ArcBright is a product that sends email reporting at custom, regular intervals straight to your or a coworker’s inbox using info from your HubSpot CRM.

February has been full of exciting updates here at HubSpot. In this video we'll walk you through a quick roundup of the most important features.

What does this integration partner do?
WooCommerce by MakeWebBetter is an open source e-commerce plugin for WordPress made for online businesses.

What does this integration partner do?
Dossier (by Onboardify) is a customer support product that helps you tackle and organize customer communications between HubSpot CRM and email.

What does this integration partner do?
Kickbox verifies your email addresses in HubSpot to ensure you only send email to real users and helps you separate the low-quality addresses from high-value contacts.

What does this integration partner do?
Instapage lets you build custom landing pages and send leads to your HubSpot CRM.

What does this integration partner do?
JustCall is a product that enables you to send, receive, record, and track calls and text messages directly within your HubSpot CRM.

New year, new tools. There’s been a lot of exciting updates within HubSpot to kick off the new year. In this video we'll walk you through a quick roundup of some of the most important features.

What does this integration partner do?
Rybbon is a digital gift sending service. Their product enables you to send gifts, donations, and rewards to your customers via email from a workflow in HubSpot.

Marketing Free and Starter customers can now access and install third party integrations via HubSpot Connect. This update brings integrations to all levels of HubSpot users. To discover and install integrations go to our public listing page or view integrations in-app by clicking here.

As businesses grow, so does the need for customization and flexibility. Now you can work more productively with the latest updates to meetings -- all of which bring added customization and flexibility to your day.

Not all sales activities are created equal. Seeing that you’ve made 300 calls in a month, or had 100 meetings, is great --- but it doesn’t tell the whole story. Were they all introductory calls? Demos? Closing calls? Meetings to negotiate pricing and discounts?

Optimizing your process is all about getting specific with where your team is spending its time.

With today’s update, create custom types for your calls and meetings, set a type for each activity as you log it, and report on your activity types over time.

Just in time for the holiday season, your HubSpot portal's got a ton of new toys. In this video, we'll walk you through the best new features, from new sales tools to free SSL and beyond. 

You've likely heard the expression before that "practice makes perfect", or even read Malcom Gladwell's theory on "10,000 hours" that practice is an important component of learning, and ultimately mastery.

What’s this integration partner do?

Qwilr is sales enablement software that allows teams to replace static presentations and PDF proposals with interactive and mobile friendly web pages.

What’s this integration partner do?

Automate.io is software that helps connect and automate actions between apps and CRMs like HubSpot. They offer simple workflows that perform common tasks associated with sharing data and automating tasks.

At HubSpot we aim to help bridge the gap between learning, and doing. That’s why we’ve recently added practical exercises into our certification content to help our community put the theory into practice. These exercises are placed after educational content that describes the why and how of a topic, and they introduce the what in a few easy steps.

(11/13 update: these changes are now live)

On November 13, the way you associate your sales activities with your deals is getting a major upgrade. From that point forward, you'll have the ability to choose which notes, emails, calls, and meetings roll up to a deal timeline --- rather than having every activity automatically do so. In this article, we'll walk you through why we're making the change and how it works.

It’s the most exciting time of the year at HubSpot. In September, we wrapped up our biggest INBOUND event yet --- more than twenty-one thousand people joined us in sunny Boston for a week of inspiration, education, and transformation. Michelle Obama, Brene Brown, John Cena, and dozens more graced the INBOUND stage.

As in years past, INBOUND marks peak product launch season at HubSpot. With that in mind, there’s a slew of new functionality in your HubSpot portal. In the video below, we'll run you through all of it, in less time than it takes to get a cup of coffee.

What’s this integration partner do?

MagneticOne Mobile creates mobile solutions for CRM users. They create products ranging from business card readers to phone trackers, for dozens of CRMs.

How does MagneticOne Mobile integrate with HubSpot?

With the new integration, easily sync business cards right into HubSpot CRM. Take a photo of a business card using your smartphone, and MagneticOne Mobile will automatically transfer all the relevant contact information into a brand new HubSpot contact. MagneticOne Mobile can recognize and read cards in over twenty-five languages. Even better, you can enrich the contact data you import. Quickly and easily add country phone code and text/voice notes, and save the location you met.

Timelines in HubSpot are where you track every interaction an individual (or company/deal) has with your business. That’s right: every interaction. Page views, sales emails, list memberships, and over a dozen other things. That amount of info is incredibly powerful.

But, in truth, it can make the timeline incredibly overwhelming as well. For contacts with a ton of interactions, sorting through the timeline to find individual engagements is like trying to track down one specific kid at DisneyWorld. There’s plenty of awesome stuff, but it’s nearly impossible to find the thing you’re actually looking for.

With that in mind, in the last few months, we’ve made several changes aimed at making it easier to find what you’re looking for in HubSpot records. First, it was a rollup of all the pageviews in a specific session. Then, it was a new section for upcoming engagements, cordoned off from the rest of the timeline.

Today, we’ve got three more for you.

What's the change?

Views in HubSpot CRM are your best way to get a quick glance at a set of contacts, companies, or deals. They help you organize and prioritize your process.

Today, views are getting an overhaul, with a goal of making them easier to manage and navigate, cleaner to create, and more flexible to share. Here’s the quick rundown:

1. Views in HubSpot CRM are now called saved filters.
2. Saved filters are now accessed via a full-screen management area, rather than a small sidebar dropdown.
3. You can now favorite up to five saved filters, which will remain pinned to the left-hand sidebar.
4. Creating a saved filter is now much more spacious. In addition, the five properties you use the most are now surfaced front-and-center when creating a saved filter.
5. Saved filters can now be shared with a single team. Previously, they could only be private or shared with all.
6. And finally, for the first time, saved filters are available in HubSpot Marketing, in addition to HubSpot CRM.

Each month, we put together a short video highlighting the month's most exciting updates in your HubSpot portal. Here's the video from August.

In sales, you need to see the most important things front and center. The more you have to search and scroll to find what you’re looking for, the less you’ll sell. Plain and simple.

With that in mind, over the past year, you’ve seen several updates aimed at making your CRM’s display more flexible, so that you spend less time searching: the ability to drag, drop, and reorder, and minimize cards on records, a clearer view of web interactions on the timeline, and more.

With today’s update, you can sort your deal board by any property you choose. Sort by amount to put your most valuable deals front and center, by owner to check in on your reps’ deals one-by-one, or whatever’s most important to your team.

What is it:
This enhancement to the the Timeline API allows integrators to extend their software into HubSpot via a modal window. When included, the integration will create a new event in HubSpot Marketing or CRM with a link, that when clicked will open a modal window (IFrame) into the partner’s software.

Get started with the New Timeline Documentation

How’d you like to chat with even more of your site visitors? The newest enhancement to messages will help you do just that.

As a sales leader, you need consistent data at every point in your sales process. The more consistent your data, the more predictable your outcomes, and the better you’ll be able to forecast your month, qualify your deals, and coach your reps. But in order to have consistent data, your team needs to have a consistent process.

With that goal in mind, with today’s update, you can ensure that all your reps are collecting the same information as they move deals through the pipeline. And, for those datapoints that are absolutely critical, you can require those properties to be completed before a deal jumps stages.

Reporting is the compass that keeps your inbound efforts headed in the right direction. The more deeply you can understand what’s worked in the past, the better you can optimize your future strategy for both your business's growth and your buyers' experience.

In the last few months, you got access to four new social media reports and five new contacts reports, to help you measure even more of your inbound results.

Today, we’re taking that a step further. Moving forward, you’ll have access to an entire library of dozens of out-of-the-box reports that can be added to any of your HubSpot dashboards with one click. No extra fees, no extra clicks, and a whole lot fewer Vlookups to run in Excel.

We’ve rebuilt the tools you use to manage users inside HubSpot from the ground up. You’ll find a number of awesome improvements (explained below), and a clean new design.

Just in the nick of time, here are this month's biggest HubSpot product updates in a neat and tidy six-minute video. 

Your reporting needs aren't one-size-fits-all, and your dashboards shouldn't be either.

With that in mind, today, your HubSpot dashboards just got a whole lot more flexible with two specific updates:

1. You no longer need to set dashboard-level filters. With this update, you can now include individual reports with different date ranges, owner or pipeline filters, all in the same dashboard.

2. If you use the reporting add-on, you can now filter your custom dashboards by owner and pipeline. Previously, those filters were only available on the default marketing and sales dashboards.

You need fast, reliable, and trustworthy marketing data, so you can show the value of your marketing efforts and make better business decisions. With that in mind, over the last few months, we've completely rebuilt the back-end HubSpot analytics engine with the goal of providing you with even more robust and precise metrics.

Bacon and eggs. Great combination. Peanut butter and jelly. Great combination. Rainy day and a movie. That too. Today, a new duo joins the fray: LinkedIn Sales Navigator and HubSpot CRM.

When we first built the call queue in HubSpot CRM, the goal was simple: create a tool that helped sales reps work more efficiently and in a more focused way. Over time, you've given us great feedback on the tool, and reviews have been mixed on how well it lives up to that goal.

It helps a sales team call leads faster, sure. But it lacks the flexibility to truly make a sales team more productive. Calling quicker is great, but what about emails and other to-dos? What if you want to set up multiple queues for different types of follow-up? What if you’re following up on a specific deal --- how does the call queue help you to track that down?

With that feedback as our north star, we launched a brand new productivity tool in HubSpot CRM called task queues. If you haven’t checked out task queues, here’s the gist: think of a task queue like a playlist for your tasks. Simply create a task queue for a certain category of to-dos - it could be based on time zone, territory, priority, or anything else you choose. Add tasks to the queue. Press play. Run through your tasks. That’s it.

In short, task queues is the future of getting things done in HubSpot CRM.

With that in mind, on July 10th, the call queue feature will be removed from the CRM.

It's that time once again --- three exciting updates to the HubSpot product, in under five minutes. Give it a watch, and let us know what you think in the comments below.

Today, we unveiled messages, a new feature of HubSpot Sales Pro that lets you chat with site visitors in real time.

We're excited to introduce a new API, specific to our CRM, called CRM Extensions. This API lets developers build integrations that bring their data and functionality inside the HubSpot CRM. The API is now live, and two HubSpot Connect integration partners, PandaDoc and Seventh Sense, have already built CRM integrations on the new API.

CRM Extensions - Technical Documentation

The best ten minutes of your month are back again: a brand new (April Fool's) edition of the HubSpot product spotlight video is below. Use the chapters on the right-hand-side of the video to find the new features most relevant to your routine, and leave us your feedback using the feedback link.