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HubSpot Product Update: March 2025

Written by Emily Allen | Mar 24, 2025 4:09:04 PM

Welcome to our HubSpot Product Spotlight for March. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the team's favourite HubSpot updates from the last month. Ready? Let’s dive in!

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1. View property validation rules via public API

What is it?

You’ll now be able to view property validation rules via public API.

Why does it matter?

Viewing property validation rules will allow you to better understand and adhere to validations set on properties, making it easier to ensure that data flowing into HubSpot is consistent and accurate. This will also reduce the likelihood of failed API calls and errors.

2. Sensitive Data Comment Notifications

What is it?

When commenting with colleagues inside HubSpot, users receive detailed comment notifications via email and other channels. These notifications contain the details of the comment threads making it easy to catch up directly from your inbox, without having to login to HubSpot to read the latest comments.

Why does it matter?

If users enable the Sensitive Data setting in the Data Privacy settings, their comment notifications will no longer contain any of the thread details, to keep their data compliant and secure.

This means that users will have to log into HubSpot to catch up on their comment threads.

3. Breeze record summaries moving to the right sidebar

What is it?

The Breeze record summary card is now located in the right sidebar, helping you save space on your records page while ensuring you can see key details no matter which tab you're viewing in the middle of the page.

Why does it matter?

This update streamlines your records page by keeping essential information accessible at all times. Previously, the Breeze record summary card was located in the Overview section of the record page, requiring extra clicks to reference while navigating tabs. Now, with its placement in the right sidebar, you can quickly view the summary without losing context.
 

4. Create and Engage With New Users Instantly with the OneSignal App for HubSpot

What is it?

The improved OneSignal app for HubSpot now automatically creates new OneSignal users through HubSpot workflows. This way, you can connect with new users right away through SMS, push notifications, and in-app messages. This new enhancement will streamline marketing operations and drive faster time to value for customers.

Why does it matter?

Before, you couldn't message new users until they had interacted with OneSignal's SDK, were manually uploaded into OneSignal as a CSV file, or created with OneSignal’s Create User API. This delay meant missing crucial engagement opportunities with new contacts during their most active periods of interest.

Now, you can automatically create OneSignal users the moment contacts are added to HubSpot and immediately communicate to them through push notifications, in-app messages, and SMS. When a contact is created in HubSpot, you can automatically create their OneSignal profile with relevant contact details, subscription preferences, and user properties‌. This allows you to contact them with SMS. Once the new contact authenticates in your app using the OneSignal SDK, you can use push notifications and in-app messages to engage with users at the peak of their interest, whether confirming a sign-up, sharing welcome information, or starting an onboarding sequence. By eliminating the waiting period between contact creation and first communication, you can drive stronger user engagement from day one.

5. New Forms Editor | Global Events & Instance API

What is it?

We’re introducing Global Form Events, a set of event callbacks that allow developers to extend the functionality of the new Forms and integrate with other systems more effectively.

With these updates, the New HubSpot forms will now emit various events throughout their lifecycle, such as:

  • hs-form-event:on-ready – Fires when the form has fully loaded and rendered.
  • hs-form-event:on-submission:success – Fires when a form submission is successful.
  • hs-form-event:on-submission:failed – Fires when a form submission fails.
  • hs-form-event:on-interaction:navigate – Fires when a user navigates between steps in a multi-step form.

These enhancements provide developers with greater control and enable deeper customization of embedded HubSpot forms.

Why does it matter?

Developers need deeper access to HubSpot forms to customize, track, and automate form interactions. Whether it’s tracking form submissions in analytics tools like GA4, dynamically updating page content based on user interactions, or retrieving and modifying form data, this update provides the flexibility needed to enhance embedded forms.

6. Centralised view into what HubSpot assets are using subscription types

What is it?

Introducing a subscriptions 'usage' tab. You now have a view within the subscription settings to see how and where different subscription types are used across the HubSpot application.

Why does it matter?

Enjoy a centralised view of where each subscription type is used within HubSpot. If seeking to archive specific subscription types, you'll be provided with a reference list of all assets (forms, emails, etc.) you are recommended to update before archiving, ensuring you avoid collecting invalid and/or outdated subscription statuses or, in some instances, automatically unarchiving subscription types because they are used.

7. Delete forecast submissions

What is it?

Ability for admins to delete a manual forecast submission at the user or team level.

Why does it matter?

Now you can remove incorrect forecast submissions instead of just overwriting them, giving you cleaner historical data and more accurate reports. This solves key challenges by allowing you to delete test submissions and revert team-level forecasts back to user rollups when needed.

8. Expanded language labels supported for custom actions API

What is it?

Custom actions API now supports seven additional languages, expanding beyond our original set of English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Dutch. The newly supported languages are:

  • Polish (PL)
  • Swedish (SV)
  • Italian (IT)
  • Danish - Denmark (DA_DK)
  • Finnish (FI)
  • Norwegian (NO)
  • Traditional Chinese - Taiwan (ZH-TW)

Why does it matter?

The expanded language support improves customer access to multilingual workflow actions and reduces potential errors in custom actions. This update enhances efficiency for global teams using HubSpot's automation platform, ensuring clear and user-friendly workflow management in their daily languages.

9. Refine which associated records get scored in Scoring Apps

What is it?

You can now further refine which associated records will contribute to a scoring rule based on their specific properties. For example, when scoring Companies:

  • Only score all Associated Tickets that are in my 'Support Pipeline' and Average all the associated records scores
  • Only score all Associated Contacts that have interest = 'Tech' and Sum all the associated records scores

Why does it matter?

Previously, scoring associated records meant scoring all associated records—whether relevant or not, unless you specified the association label. Now, you have more control, allowing you to refine each scoring rule and ensure only the proper records impact a score.

10. “Alter list membership” action changes in the Automation Workflows Public API v4

What is it?

As of March 12th, the “alter list membership” action ("actionTypeId": "0-13") is being split into two distinct actions:

  • “add to list” (actionTypeId 0-63809083)
  • “remove from list” (actionTypeId 0-63863438)

These new separate action types will be used instead of including the "operation": "REMOVE" or "ADD" within "fields".

While we recommend updating to the new action types as soon as possible, the “alter list membership” action ("actionTypeId": "0-13") can still be used for now. However, any workflows created or updated using this old action type will automatically be converted to the new separate actions. Consequently, this change means that the API response for the workflow may differ from the original JSON sent by your app.

Why does it matter?

This change is part of a broader effort to streamline actions by ensuring that each operation is represented by its own unique action type, rather than using a single action type with an additional operation field.

11. Streamline Revenue Management with Subscription Objects

What is it?

You can now use subscriptions like other CRM objects in HubSpot! This enables you to store recurring revenue data directly in your CRM. Import existing subscriptions or create new ones, then use this data just like any other CRM object. You can associate subscriptions to other records across HubSpot, create lists, update workflows, and streamline renewal management.

Why does it matter?

This gives you visibility into your recurring revenue alongside other customer information. You can now use subscriptions to reflect revenue, manage recurring billing, and automatically collect payments.

12. Hide Billing Dates on Subscription Invoices

What is it?

A new invoice setting enables you to choose whether to display or hide billing dates on your subscription invoices.

 

Why does it matter?

Hiding billing dates from displaying on subscription invoices gives you more customisation and flexibility.

13. Streamlined Install Flow on HubSpot's App Marketplace

What is it?

Starting today, any App Marketplace listing created on or after March 5, 2025 will no longer be able to associate a custom URL with an app’s install button. Instead, you will select from a dropdown menu displaying all redirect URLs configured in your app settings, which must be on a HubSpot domain.

Also, all apps must include at least one feature discovery card per listing. We recommend creating a card for any major function or action performed by your app. Feature discovery cards will continue to play a vital role in customer onboarding, future upgrade paths, and AI-powered app recommendations in HubSpot.

Note: Existing apps are not currently impacted by this change.

Why does it matter?

Currently, when a customer clicks the “install” button on an app listing, there are 13 different types of pages they might encounter. This creates a fragmented and confusing experience, diminishing overall adoption rates.

HubSpot is committed to improving app discovery and install flows, so customers can more easily find and successfully use the tools they need to grow better. This change ensures a consistent and predictable install experience across all apps available on the marketplace.

14. Reporting on time in ticket status

What is it?

Service Hub Professional and Enterprise customers will now have access to new data points about the time in ticket status. Each ticket will now have new properties that can be used in report builders and segmentation alike:

  • Date entered ticket status
  • Date exited ticket status
  • Latest time in ticket status (calculated using the two properties above)
  • Cumulative time in ticket status (for tickets that re-enter a ticket status multiple times)

Users will also be able to access out-of-the-box reports with these new data points in the Help Desk Analyse Tab as well as the Service Hub Analytics Suite.

Why does it matter?

Leaders of support teams design efficient processes for their support organization and implement those processes to HubSpot to drive a fast resolution time and a good customer experience.

With our new reporting on time in ticket status functionality, leaders can now gain deeper insights into their support team processes by accessing more information about the time a ticket spent in each status.

Leaders will be empowered to identify bottlenecks in their support processes and optimize to a better resolution time and thus achieve a greater customer satisfaction.

15. Close popup CTA automatically after form submission

What is it?

You can now ensure that popups automatically close once a visitor submits a form. This removes the need for visitors to manually dismiss a popup once they've submitted the embedded form.

Why does it matter?

Website visitors previously had to manually close popups themselves after submitting a form. With this new setting, popups will automatically close after a form submission, resulting in a better website experience.

16. New Help Desk Settings Page

What is it?

The Help desk Settings page now provides a cohesive destination Service Managers and Operation Admins to manage and optimise the Help desk workspace.

Why does it matter?

By making Help desk Settings the destination for our most used Help desk settings, Service Managers and Operation Admins can quickly find and optimise their Help desk workspace without having to understand every nuance of HubSpot's data model.

17. Mobile Chat SDK

What is it?

The Mobile Chat SDK allows you to integrate HubSpot chat into any iOS or Android app, providing fast, efficient, and empathetic in-app customer support. With the Mobile Chat SDK, you can:

  • Easily integrate HubSpot chat into any iOS or Android app with minimal coding to deliver a support experience that feels contextual and native to your app.
  • Offer an in-app self-service experience by integrating customer agents, the knowledge base, bots, and other powerful HubSpot tools into the chat.
  • Configure and customize your app's chatflow using the same familiar interface.
  • Capture essential customer information to resolve issues more efficiently.

 

18. Rename 'Tickets' Label in the Customer Portal

What is it?

A new editable text field that allows customers to rename the "Tickets" label shown on the ticket home page. You can now update the “Tickets” label in your Customer Portal to better match your business terminology. Instead of being locked into the word “Tickets”, you can rename it to something more relevant, like Orders, Cases, Requests, or Test Results, giving your clients a more relevant experience.

 

Why does it matter?

Not every business refers to customer interactions as “Tickets” in the customer portal. We’ve heard from customers that having the right terminology is crucial for a better customer experience. Whether your customer portal is used for order management, service requests, lab results, or referrals, this update ensures that your clients see labels that make sense for them. You can now override the "Tickets" label in your Customer Portal settings page and rename it based on your business needs.

19. Apply Colours to Property Options

What is it?

You can now apply colors to property options, enabling a more visually-driven experience in the CRM.

Why does it matter?

Property option colors make skimming an index page table or record page to get actionable insights easy and fast. For example, you can:

  • Apply red, yellow, or green dots to a custom ‘status’ property, so that users can immediately focus on blockers when viewing an index page table
  • Color-code a default ‘type’ property such as lead type or deal type, so that you can quickly glance at a record and understand what category it falls into

20. Scheduled hours for SLA rules & SLA reports

What is it?

With this change, Admins can now set the times when their SLA rules should be active, and the time zone of reference. While viewing an SLA-based report, it is now possible to view the information based on the configured scheduled hours on the individual SLA rule.

Why does it matter?

SLAs are as unique as the customers you serve, but they weren't very flexible for global companies with customers and teams across time zones and with complex service needs. Additionally, SLA reports did not consider scheduled hours to give an accurate measurement of adherence.

21. Set Maximum Redemptions & Expiration Dates for Discount Codes

What is it?

You can now set the max number of redemptions and/or an expiration date for a discount code ensuring promotions stay within usage limits for payment links.

Why does it matter?

Our new max # of redemptions and expiration date features give you greater control over discount codes for payment links by automatically limiting their usage and duration. This eliminates the need for manual deactivation, prevents over-discounting, and saves time by reducing errors and administrative effort.

22. Mobile Calling OS Widgets

What is it?

HubSpot's mobile users can now quickly access CRM contacts and call them by adding two new OS widgets to their iOS and Android home screens. One widget provides access to call tasks due today (‘Call tasks’), and the other to recently called contacts (‘Recent calls’).

To make it faster to get to the HubSpot mobile app, we have added the ability to add a shortcut from the lock screen for iOS users.

Why does it matter?

The number of taps needed to call a contact using the HubSpot mobile app is a significant issue, as users frequently search for contacts or call tasks on mobile. Currently, it takes an average of 6-7 taps from the phone's home page to make a call, resulting in a less-than-ideal user experience.

Adding new avenues for reps to quickly gain access to key communications features in the HubSpot mobile app aims to reduce the number of taps required for outreach, increasing rep productivity by making it easier and faster to build more pipeline and help close deals from anywhere.

23. Streamlined Quote Approval for Admins

What is it?

Admins can now efficiently manage and approve quotes from the quotes index page.

Why does it matter?

Previously, quotes were managed through tasks. This made it difficult to identify and prioritize quote-specific tasks alongside other HubSpot tasks. Now, admins have the option to approve quotes directly from the quotes index page, creating a faster and easier quote approval process.

24. Public Permissions API

What is it?

The Public Permissions API allows developers to check user access against an object ID. Documentation on this API can be found here.

Why does it matter?

Now, HubSpot developers can better understand which users have access to each object, so HubSpot data can be used in their product for mutual customers.

25. Updating "Integrations" to "Data Integration" in the Main Navigation

What is it?

In the main navigation, HubSpot are changing "Integrations" under Data Management to "Data Integration." Instead of pointing to the connected apps page within integration settings, this page will now point to the Import home page.

Why does it matter?

Users have a variety of places to go in HubSpot to integrate all their data together. By adding the import home page to the main navigation, we're hoping to create one place where users can go to manage and monitor all their points of data integration.

26. View Email Conversation History in CRM

What is it?

Email conversation history is now visible when composing a reply to a previous message in the CRM, extending functionality previously only available when forwarding messages.

Why does it matter?

When replying to an ongoing conversation, you may want to see the conversation history while composing your message without having to leave the message composer.

27. Sources properties available in Journey Analytics

What is it?

You can now filter a page visit or break down a page visit by the Source property. This allows you to understand and even give credit to a specific page visit based on the UTM parameters where their session started. You can learn more about how HubSpot organizes sources here.

Why does it matter?

HubSpot categorizes different traffic metrics into properties known as 'Sources'. This property is used across the HubSpot ecosystem, informing everything from a contact's original source to measuring web traffic reporting. Source properties are useful for understanding how a contact arrived at a certain moment in the journey, like when they submit a form, became a contact, and more.

You can now filter or segment page visits in the Customer Journey Analytics report by 'source.'

28. Expanded Currency Support for Subscriptions

What is it?

You can now create a subscription in any HubSpot-supported currency, not just currencies supported by your payment processor. You can also convert deals/quotes into subscriptions in any currency supported by HubSpot.

Why does it matter?

There are a wide range of HubSpot-supported currencies, but only a subset of these currencies were supported for payment collection. Previously, you could only create subscriptions in currencies that your payment processor supported for collection. This prevented converting any deal or quote to a subscription if using a non-supported currency, regardless of whether you had enrolled in payment processing.

29. Multiple file attachments in the Customer Portal

What is it?

No more attaching files one by one! Users in the customer portal can now upload and send multiple files in a single message, making it easier and faster to share everything in one message. This update allows customer portal users to share multiple relevant files, such as screenshots, logs, and documents, in a single interaction, reducing back-and-forth and improving response times.

Additionally, we are now supporting .eml file types so users can attach previous emails they want to reference in a message.

  • Users can now attach multiple files, including .eml files, when submitting inquiries.
  • Users can also drag and drop multiple files.
  • The file upload limit remains 50MB per attachment.
  • Additional attachments will be previewable before submission.
  • Improved error messaging for unsupported file types and oversized uploads.

Why does it matter?

Previously, users in the customer portal could only attach one file at a time with their messages. This limitation led users to submit incomplete requests due to missing attachments or resort to completing this task outside of the portal. This update improves the user experience of submitting complete and detailed inquiries.

30. 'Undo' action for property autosave on association record cards

What is it?

HubSpot have enhanced the property editing experience for association cards that appear on the right sidebar of the record page. Now, users will see a save status component in the bottom-left of their screen with an 'undo' action when editing the following properties in association cards:

  • Deal stage
  • Ticket status

Clicking 'undo' will revert the most recent edit to the property.

Why does it matter?

This enhancement will inform users when a property edit is saved and give them the option to 'undo' any data entry mistakes.

31. AI Image Generation Enhancements

What is it?

Meet the redesigned Breeze image generation tool—designed to make creating stunning visuals faster and easier than ever. With our most advanced model yet, you’ll experience smarter tools to help you craft perfect images effortlessly.

  • Prompt enhancements: Great AI images start with great prompts. With these updates, you can create detailed, descriptive prompts from just a few words, use your favorite images to inspire similar ones, and find ideas from a curated gallery of user-generated prompts.
  • Results enhancements: Review and refine images results with enhancements that allow you to preview results in more detail, crop and edit with ease, and quickly re-generate new options when you need a fresh take.

Why does it matter?

Meeting preparation and follow-up are crucial but time-consuming parts of the sales process. The meeting Since its launch last year, Breeze has helped marketers quickly create custom images for their content—all without leaving HubSpot. Inspired by feedback from creators like you, the redesign makes it even easier to save time, stay creative, and ensure your visuals fit perfectly across any channel.

32. Improved duration format for 'time since' and 'time until' calculated properties

What is it?

Duration formats for calculated properties, including 'time since' and 'time until' properties, have been improved.

Previously, durations were displayed in days until 12 years.

Now, durations will be displayed in months until 2.5 years, days until 3 months, and hours until 1 day.

Durations under 2.5 hours won't change - they will show in minutes until 2.5 hours, and seconds until 2.5 minutes.

Additionally, decimals will be shown for years, months, days, and hours.

Why does it matter?

These changes will make working with durations easier and faster, since you won't have to do as much mental math to convert days to months and years.

For example:

  • If 'time until renewal' is 72 months away, that value will change from '72 months' to '6 years' with the new format.
  • If 'time in current stage' is 120 days away, the value will change from '120 days' to '4 months.'

33. Autosave properties on the CRM index page

What is it?

HubSpot now automatically saves property edits made on the CRM index page.

Why does it matter?

This feature streamlines data entry by reducing clicks and automatically saving information, increasing efficiency and minimizing data loss for CRM users.

34. Export custom contact properties

What is it?

Customers can now export custom contact properties, along with their history.

Why does it matter?

Customers were not able to export contact properties that they previously created.

35. Unified Development Server Redesign

What is it?

The local development server now features an updated interface that unifies the preview experience for all your theme development approaches—CMS React projects, HubL projects, and legacy HubL themes—in one intuitive dashboard.

Why does it matter?

You no longer need to switch between different development servers based on your tech stack or push your changes to production prematurely to view in-app previews. The new unified development server:

  • Provides a single interface for previewing all available types of CMS themes
  • Eliminates the need to context-switch between different local servers
  • Reduces dependency on production deployments for visual validation
  • Streamlines the local development workflow with instant previews

36. Weekly Product Updates Roundup

What is it?

Super admins can now subscribe to email notifications for Product Updates. By subscribing, admins receive a weekly e-mail with information on the latest betas and upcoming releases.

Why does it matter?

HubSpot is continually releasing new features to help our customers grow better. These updates are published to the Product Updates page, but it can be challenging for admins to keep up with the influx of changes, especially without direct communication. This can result in significant changes going unnoticed, potentially disrupting users' workflows in HubSpot.

The Weekly Product Updates Roundup bridges this gap by providing admins with direct communication about the latest betas and upcoming changes to their account, ensuring they stay informed and prepared.

37. Automatically Update Deal Properties After Meetings with the Fathom App for HubSpot

What is it?

The improved Fathom app for HubSpot now automatically syncs AI-generated deal summary notes directly to HubSpot deal properties. This new feature allows sales, customer success, and revenue operations teams to:

  • Automatically sync meeting summary notes and deal status information to HubSpot deal properties
  • Structure deal information according to popular sales methodologies (Sandler, SPICED, MEDDPICC, etc.)
  • Customize deal summary templates to capture organization-specific data points

Why does it matter?

Before, sales teams had to manually input meeting outcomes and piece together deal status information from scattered notes. This made it challenging to track deal progress and identify missing steps to act on based on their preferred sales methodology.

Now, you can automatically sync data captured during meetings directly into HubSpot deal properties. With Fathom's AI Deal Summary templates, which include leading sales methodologies that can be customized, you can structure your unstructured meeting data and use it across all stages of the deal lifecycle. For example, you can automatically log a closed lost reason or closed won reason to your HubSpot deal records, based on exactly what was said in the meeting. This automation not only saves valuable time for sales leaders and reps, but also ensures consistent CRM hygiene and adherence to chosen sales methodologies.

38. Identify Missing Data in the Data Quality Command Center

What is it?

You can now identify properties with missing data for contacts and companies in the Data Quality Command Center and edit, delete, or add records with Missing Data to a list.

Contacts

  • Email, First Name, Last Name, Phone Number, Job Title, Contact Owner, Primary Associated Company ID, State/Region, City, Postal Code, Country/Region

Companies

  • City, Company Name, Company Domain Name, Industry, Number of Employees, Annual Revenue, Company Owner, State/Region, Postal Code, Country/Region

This feature enables users to quickly identify and address any gaps in their data, ensuring that their records are complete and up-to-date.

Why does it matter?

Having complete and accurate data for contacts and companies is crucial because it facilitates better decision-making, improves communication and targeting efforts, and enhances the overall quality of customer relationships.

By highlighting missing data, this feature empowers users to take proactive measures to improve their record quality, leading to more informed strategies and personalized interactions with their customers and prospects.

39. Utilise calendar integration to sync user's out of office

What is it?

Users can utilise HubSpot's calendar connection to sync user out of office between Google or Microsoft calendars and HubSpot's out of office feature.

Why does it matter?

Utilise existing calendar integration to automatically sync user's out of office between HubSpot and Google or Microsoft calendars. This makes setting user out of office easier then ever.

40. Adding "urgent" priority to the tickets object

What is it?

With this change, the priority property for the ticket object will have four options: Urgent, High, Medium, and Low.

Why does it matter?

HubSpot customers have frequently requested an "Urgent" ticket priority option for time-sensitive issues like incidents. Currently, the priority property for the ticket object has only three unchangeable options: High, Medium, and Low. Adding an "Urgent" option, which is greater than High, provides customers with a more comprehensive and flexible priority selection.

41. Support SLAs for all Tickets Visible in Help Desk

What is it?

This change alters internal code references and closes the gap in SLA coverage by allowing any ticket viewable in the Help Desk to have an SLA assigned to it. This change also updates all existing Conditional SLA Workflows to use the proper flag as their trigger.

Why does it matter?

Currently, Service Hub Help Desk's CRM ticket objects must be associated with a Help Desk channel to have a Service Level Agreement (SLA) assigned to them. This means non-reactive tickets not received via a channel (e.g., manually created tickets or tickets created via automation) cannot have an SLA. It is not clear to our customers which tickets can or cannot be assigned SLAs, leading to challenges for Support reps with prioritizing work effectively.

42. Combined sync property & calculated property limit

What is it?

HubSpot have combined the Sync Property Limit (10 Pro, 25 Enterprise) with the Calculated Property Limit (25 Pro, 200 Enterprise), enabling you to create more sync properties.

43. Meetings Data Source in Custom Report Builder

What is it?

Meetings is now available as a selectable data source in Custom Report Builder, allowing you to report on meeting attendees, count, location type, and other meeting properties.

Why does it matter?

Teams may have several people joining meetings, like sales representatives, technical experts, and managers. Because users want to make sure that everyone who attends a meeting gets credit for it, regardless of whether they're the host, HubSpot now lets you see who books meetings, who hosts them, and which other internal users are listed as attendees.

44. Notification Enhancements on Mobile

What is it?

We’re leveling up notifications on mobile!

Update the app to enjoy extended notification availability in the notification center for 7 days - an increase from the previous 24-hour limit! The update also introduces new filtering options, allowing users to view unread notifications and sort by date received, providing greater control and organization.

Why does it matter?

We want to make sure you never miss an important notification on mobile. This update extends the lifespan of mobile notifications from 24 hours to 7 days, so you’ll have the same experience on the go as you do on the web the mobile experience with the web platform.

To make sure it’s easy to find what you need, we’ve also added new filtering and sorting options, so you can organize and manage your notifications efficiently.

 

Beta

These updates are currently in the works and nearly ready to be released on your HubSpot Portal.

1.  Merge permissions for Contacts, Companies, Deals, Tickets, and Custom Objects

What is it?

A new permission each for Contacts, Companies, Deals, Tickets, and Custom Objects allows admins to control whether a user can merge each specific type of object, separately from their permission, to edit that object.

** Note: Changes to Custom Objects and Create and Merge permissions will not show up in the permissions history page, but we're working on adding this change.

Why does it matter?

Currently, any user that has permission to edit an object at all, such as a Contact, Company, Deal, Ticket, or Custom Object, is allowed to merge records for that object type. This has resulted in a concern from customers for data hygiene. They must allow their users to edit records to perform their jobs, but in doing so, they are forced to allow their users to also be able to merge records.

2. Create permissions for Contacts, Companies, Deals, Tickets, and Custom Objects

What is it?

A new permission each for Contacts, Companies, Deals, Tickets, and Custom Objects that allows admins to control whether a user is able to create each specific type of object, separately from their permission, to edit that object.

** Note: Changes to Custom Objects and Create and Merge permissions will not show up in the permissions history page, but we're working on adding this change.

Why does it matter?

Currently, any user that has permission to edit an object at all, such as a Contact, Company, Deal, Ticket, or Custom Object, is allowed to create new records for that object type. This has resulted in a concern from customers around data hygiene. They must allow their users to edit records to perform their jobs, but in doing so, they are forced to allow their users to also be able to create records.

3. Sales Workspace Dashboards

What is it?

Customisable dashboards that display key sales metrics directly within the sales workspace.

Why does it matter?

Gives sales reps instant access to their most important metrics and reports without leaving the sales workspace, keeping them informed while maintaining their workflow.

  • Eliminates the need to switch between tools to check performance data
  • Leverages existing dashboards, removing the need to create new ones
  • Enables admins to curate relevant metrics for their teams

4. Multi-language support available for Double Opt In emails

What is it?

Marketers and Admins can set up their double opt-in experience in multiple languages, if desired.

Why does it matter?

For marketers serving a global audience, set up your double opt-in confirmation email and pages in multiple languages to ensure contacts receive them in their preferred language, enhancing user experience and engagement.

5. Apply colors to property options

What is it?

You can now apply colors to property options, enabling a more visually-driven, delightful experience in the CRM.

Why does it matter?

For marketers serving a global audience, set up your double opt-in confirmation email and pages in multiple languages to ensure contacts receive them in their preferred language, enhancing user experience and engagement.

6. A smarter Campaign Goals experience

What is it?

Introducing the Campaign Goals Tracker – a smarter way to set, track, and report on your campaigns!

A redesigned and more sophisticated goal-setting, management, and reporting experience is available now.

Why does it matter?

Campaigns depend on clear, strategic goals, yet today’s reporting experience lacks a truly goal-oriented framework.

Until now, Campaign Goals have existed in two limited ways:

  • As a default 'Campaign goal' property disconnected from the campaign reporting experience, making tracking difficult.
  • Through a basic ‘Edit campaign goals’ modal, which allowed you to set targets for 'sessions', 'new contacts', and 'influenced contacts'—but with no guidance, validation, or flexibility to track other or newer campaign metrics.

Without an integrated approach, you may struggle to define the right goals, find inspiration, and measure success effectively.

That’s why we’re introducing a smarter, more intuitive way to define, monitor, and report on campaign goals—ensuring every campaign is built for success.

7. Journey Automation

What is it?

Journey automation enables you to map out, create, and optimize an end-to-end marketing experience for your customers, from new contact to lead to evangelist—all within the same view. You can specify an overall outcome of the journey, and then easily configure behavior-focused stages that aim to move contacts along it. Contacts may drop out along the way if they aren’t successful, or they may move through it faster if they engage more.

Journey automation is in a very early private beta so we recommend testing it out with test contacts first. And while we have more features coming, we'd love to hear feedback about the new tool so far. Please share any and all feedback through the "Share Feedback" link on the bottom left corner of your journey in HubSpot.

Why does it matter?

Through omni-channel messaging, behavioral events, and robust reporting all in one place, journey automation makes it easier to send the right message to the right customer, at the right time.

  • Build an end-to-end marketing automation experience. Instead of building across a handful of workflows, you can now build out any of your marketing strategies—including lead generation, lead nurturing, or customer re-engagement campaigns—all within the same view.
  • Analyze and report on your marketing automation efforts. You can segment your customers and answer high-level questions like "what percentage of customers are moving towards the high-intent stage and what percent seem to be going to low-intent" to more specific questions like "how long does it take for customers to open this email" or "within this stage of the journey, where are most customers dropping off".

8. Breeze Prospecting Agent

What is it?

The Prospecting Agent researches and executes personalized outreach strategies for prospects within HubSpot's Smart CRM, helping build more qualified sales pipeline. It is targeted for Sales Ops and Admins who need automated prospect research and outreach without dedicated BDR or SDR capacity. It's also now a great fit for Reps and AEs working in an account-based sales motion.

Why does it matter?

The Prospecting Agent researches companies and contacts in your CRM to develop an understanding of their business needs and intent signals. It then writes personalized emails using this research, combined with context from your CRM, reaching out at the optimal time.

Customers can now research target accounts, draft AI emails, and enroll contacts to the agent directly from the Sales Workspace and Target Accounts App.

Example use cases include:

  • Researching target accounts to plan effective account strategies
  • Writing personalized outreach to buyer committee members
  • Automating outreach to lower-value or under-resourced segments
  • Auto-enrolling contacts based on inbound activity
  • Re-engaging existing contacts in your CRM

9. Phone number property validations

What is it?

You’ll now be able to set validation rules for phone number properties. Additionally, you will be able to set a default country code for phone number properties that will automatically be applied to updates to phone numbers via Import.

Why does it matter?

Improving the quality of phone numbers is important to ensure that reps aren’t calling ‘junk’ phone numbers or doing the work of finding the right phone number themselves. Phone number that contain random text or are missing country codes make it more difficult to contact customers.

Validations will allow you to enforce consistency and quality of your phone number data. Additionally, a default country code will make it easy to bring in valid phone numbers that are missing a country code - HubSpot will prepend country codes automatically.

10. Breeze Content Agent: Create Landing Pages

What is it?

With Breeze content agent, powered by HubSpot's AI, you can create high-quality, on-brand landing pages with just a few clicks.

  • The new AI-powered landing page creation flow empowers you to instantly create high-performing landing pages, complete with copy, images, automated forms, meeting links, and more.
  • Breeze content agent pulls from your brand guidelines in your HubSpot account, ensuring your landing pages are consistently and effortlessly on-brand.

Why does it matter?

Creating beautiful, engaging landing pages that drive high conversion rates has traditionally been both difficult and time-consuming. Breeze content agent solves this challenge. Now you can spend less time building and more time converting leads and boosting your marketing ROI.

11. Layout Settings in Help Desk

What is it?

New help desk layout setting options and usability improvements are available to help support teams navigate smoothly around the workspace and be more efficient as they troubleshoot, respond to, and resolve their tickets.

This release includes three updates:

  1. Layout settings: support reps can now choose a default layout between table, split, and board views to suit their working preferences. Please note: a seat is required to use the board layout
  2. New preview panel: the preview panel now includes the full thread and the reply editor, giving users a way to respond quickly without having to navigate into the ticket details
  3. UI enhancements: we've reduced visual noise and information density by removing the view and preview cards for the table and board layouts, and added "next/previous" navigation to let users move between their tickets with a single click, instead of having to go back out to another page.

Why does it matter?

Support reps need to feel grounded and focused in their workspace, and being able to choose a default "home base" that suits their working style will allow them to navigate more easily, find the information they're looking for quickly, and deliver better customer experiences at scale.

12. Updated Call Summaries

What is it?

This update expands call summaries to provide additional insight for recorded & transcribed calls in HubSpot.

Why does it matter?

Understanding the context of logged calls can be time-consuming, especially when in a hurry. This feature provides reps with detailed AI generated summaries for their calls.

13. Automatically format property data at the point of entry

What is it?

You can now automatically format your data as it enters the CRM - ensuring that your data is clean, formatted, and valid.

This formatting will apply when users edit properties manually or import into properties. This can help you, for example:

  • Automatically remove letters from Postal Code
  • Automatically remove special characters from City

Why does it matter?

Maintaining data quality in the CRM will be faster and easier. Now, your CRM will not only prevent entering invalid data but clean it on your behalf as it enters. Instead of forcing users and admins to correct validation issues and errors, HubSpot will now automatically correct those issues.

14. Assign Customer Agent to WhatsApp and FB Messenger channels

What is it?

Businesses can now assign the Customer Agent to their WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger business accounts, streamlining support and lightening the load on human agents. For more information on the existing capabilities of the Customer Agent, check out our knowledge base article or stay updated with the latest features on our wiki.

Why does it matter?

Since launching WhatsApp in 2022, we've heard from customers, especially in LATAM, about the challenge of scaling 1:1 communications without automation. To solve this, we've focused on building the Customer Agent in a flexible, extensible way. Now, we're excited to enable businesses to assign the Customer Agent to both WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger accounts, empowering them to engage with customers more efficiently and at scale.

15. Target Accounts Home Revamp - Integrated Account Research & Account Sourcing

What is it?

The new Target Accounts home helps sales and marketing teams implement an effective account-based strategy without the complexity and resource intensity that typically comes with it. Teams can now prioritize high-value accounts, research them efficiently, and coordinate engagement all from one central place.

Why does it matter?

Key Problems Solved

  • Find promising accounts faster: Identify high-fit accounts quickly without manual evaluation or expensive third-party tools
  • Research in minutes, not hours: Get comprehensive account insights automatically so your team can focus on personalization and outreach
  • Keep your team aligned: Ensure sales and marketing coordinate efforts on the same target accounts

16. A/B Testing for CTAs

What is it?

You can now run A/B tests on CTAs created through the new editor. This feature allows you to compare two CTA variations to determine which one performs best based on clicks and views.

With a 50/50 traffic split, you can optimize your CTAs and make data-driven decisions to improve conversions.

Why does it matter?

A/B testing was a highly requested feature that helped customers optimize their Legacy CTAs. Now, the same powerful testing capabilities are available in the new CTAs tool. A/B testing allows you to test different CTA designs and copy to increase conversions by using data to implement the highest-performing version of popups and buttons.

Currently, A/B tests can be run on CTAs placed on your website only. A/B testing CTAs in marketing emails is not available at this time.

17. Auto Merge Duplicate Records in Manage Duplicates Tool

What is it?

You can now automatically merge records with exact 1:1 property matches, streamlining your data deduplication process. This intelligent feature works seamlessly on top of our existing model to consolidate matching records without manual review.

Why does it matter?

Manual record review and merging is one of the most time-consuming aspects of data management, often leading to backlogs and inconsistent data. By automating the merge process for high-confidence matches, teams can focus their attention on more complex matching scenarios while ensuring their data stays clean and consolidated faster than ever before.

18. Use HubSpot In-meeting App in Google Meet

What is it?

With HubSpot's Google Meet integration, you can access and update HubSpot records without opening a separate window.

During your meetings you can now:

  • Create new HubSpot contacts records
  • Associate the meeting to any relevant HubSpot record
  • Add notes to HubSpot contact records
  • Use HubSpot playbooks

Why does it matter?

Previously, you had to use a separate browser window to reference HubSpot contact records or add notes during a Google Meet meeting. This interrupted your meeting flow and required constant back-and-forth. Now, you can maintain focus on your conversation while having all your customer information and note-taking capabilities right inside Google Meet.

19. Edit or delete Campaign UTM values

What is it?

You can now edit or delete Campaign UTM values, providing greater control and ensuring more accurate reporting.

Why does it matter?

This new functionality ensures accurate and up-to-date campaign UTM tracking, allowing you to make data-driven decisions easier & faster.

By giving you full control over your UTMs, this feature helps maintain clean, reliable tracking, ultimately improving campaign performance and ROI.

20. OpenAI Integration for Custom AI-Powered Workflow Actions

What is it?

You can now connect your own OpenAI account to HubSpot through our new OpenAI integration, allowing you to use your OpenAI project API key to power AI-driven workflow actions.

Why does it matter?

By connecting your OpenAI account to HubSpot, you gain more flexibility and control over your AI usage, creating more customized AI-powered automations without relying on HubSpot’s built-in AI services. This update benefits businesses, developers, and cost-conscious customers looking to leverage their own OpenAI accounts to support:

  • AI workflow automation: You can now use your OpenAI account to power AI-driven workflow actions without relying on HubSpot's built-in AI services.
  • Cost management: You can control your cost and limits within your own OpenAI account.
  • Unified app management: OpenAI will be managed within the Connected Apps page, providing a centralized hub for integration control.

21. Preview and Customise Quote Emails

What is it?

You can now customise and preview quote emails before sending them to buyers. You have the option to either send the email directly, or copy the quote link to send it separately.

Why does it matter?

Sending quote emails to buyers should be fast and simple. The process is now even easier—you can send emails directly to buyers without copying and pasting a link.

22. Video Remixing

What is it?

Repurpose your video assets across your marketing channels and effortlessly create share-worthy video shorts with our new AI-powered video clip creator and transcript-based video editor.

Why does it matter?

Video content is marketing gold, but traditional editing is time-consuming and technically challenging. Most editing software requires specialized skills that drain your most valuable resources—time and budget.

But with video remixes, that's changing. Take your product tutorials, webinar recordings, and other video assets and convert them into video shorts, blogs, marketing emails, ads, social posts, and more with the power of AI and a simple transcript-based video editor. If you can edit a text doc, you can edit videos with video remixes.

23. View, Edit, & Delete Permissions for Products

What is it?

Ensure better account oversight with new product library permissions, enabling admins to control which users can view, edit, and delete products. This new permission system helps prevent unauthorized changes and provides greater flexibility for teams that require different access levels.

Why does it matter?

This feature improves product library usability by enabling admins to set precise user permissions and decide which users can viewedit, and delete products.

24. Browse & Search Knowledge Base in the Widget Help Tab

What is it?

We've upgraded our chat widget with a new Help tab that gives users direct access to the knowledge base—no more jumping to external websites for answers! Inside the Help tab, your users can:

  • Browse Categories: Explore knowledge base categories right in the chat widget
  • Search Articles: Find what you need with our built-in search function
  • Find Trending Articles: See what other users are reading with trending article recommendations

This update makes self-service support much smoother by keeping everything in one place, making helpful information available exactly when users need it.

25. AI-generated CRM Index Views

What is it?

You can now use AI to create index page custom views by simply describing the group of records you want to see.

Why does it matter?

Creating custom index page views is a cumbersome process. It requires navigating across multiple menus, searching for the right properties to add, then applying to correct filters in order to see the records you're most interested in. This process is time-consuming and ultimately hinders quick decision-making.

Now, you can leverage the power of AI to generate these views instantly, freeing up valuable time and accelerating your workflow.

26. Updated Customer Success Workspace

What is it?

The customer success workspace is evolving. It still provides a dedicated home base for customer success managers inside of HubSpot, but has a new look and some additional functionality making it more customer success specific. The CS workspace helps CSMs stay on top of important changes for customers, actively monitor the health of their book of business in addition to tracking renewals and onboarding.

Why does it matter?

Customer success managers don't have dedicated tooling or home inside of HubSpot. Instead, they spend a lot of time bouncing around, hunting for the information that they need to do their jobs. The customer success workspace will provide a dedicated home base and starting point for CSMs in HubSpot. The workspace will keep CSMs organized and focused, allowing them to address the needs of more of their customers.

27. Association Permission Updates

What is it?

Introducing a new permission that enables admins to set whether a user or team can add, edit, and remove associations on existing records. We’ll start broad with a permission where a user can either add/edit/remove associations or they can’t. The permission will apply across all object types with records.

Users will need edit access and the new permission to be able to make changes to associations on an existing record.

We will introduce two changes simultaneously:

  1. Require edit access to be able to add, edit, or remove associations on existing records. Note: this means that a small set of customers who currently only have view access and are adjusting associations will lose access
  2. Introduce the new permission and it enable it for all existing users. In order to add, edit, or remove associations, users will need both the new permission and edit access for at least one side of the association. If admins want to prevent a user from being able to edit associations on a record, they can disable the new permission.

Why does it matter?

Admins are focused on ensuring that their reps are only completing required tasks and locking down permissions to ensure data quality. Today, users can add associations to records that they can only view but not edit, which feels inconsistent at best. We have and will continue to expand the impact of associations across the HubSpot platform; making association quality ever more important. Admins can now expect to be able to lock down who can create, edit, and delete associations.

28. Health Score Builder

What is it?

Company health score is a new tool that gives customers the ability to weight properties and activities taken by contacts and roll them up to a score on the company record. This score will be recorded on the company record.

Why does it matter?

Customer success teams want to identify trends, opportunities and problems within their customer base. They have a lot of information about how their customers are engaging with their company but they don’t feel like they can use it effectively. CS teams need help aggregating and evaluating data points about individual companies in an automated way so that they can identify who is getting a lot of value and who is a potential churn risk.

29. Enrich Company Properties in the Missing Data App

What is it?

Introducing data enrichment capabilities for companies in your missing data tool, enabling you to automatically fill gaps in your records using trusted external data sources. This powerful addition transforms the missing data tool from a visibility solution into an active data completion engine.

Why does it matter?

Incomplete data records limit your ability to make informed decisions and can cause downstream issues in reporting and analytics. By integrating enrichment capabilities directly into the missing data workflow, teams can now proactively address data gaps without switching between multiple tools or manually researching missing information. This not only saves time but also ensures higher data quality across your organization.

30. Multiple permission sets per user

What is it?

Admins will be able to assign multiple permission sets to a single user, allowing them to combine permissions seamlessly.

Why does it matter?

Currently, the rigidity in permission sets requires admins to create numerous custom sets or manage individual permissions manually, leading to administrative overhead and potential errors. This is especially a problem when a user performs multiple roles - such as doing sales and marketing or someone who has slightly elevated permissions from the rest of their function.

31. AI-Recommended Workflow Actions

What is it?

Introducing AI-recommended actions in workflows! Now, when adding actions to workflows, AI will suggest additional actions based on common usage patterns.

As users accept recommendations, AI will continue to refine and surface relevant actions dynamically, streamlining workflow creation.

Why does it matter?

Building workflows can be time-consuming, especially when deciding which actions to add next.

AI-recommended actions streamline this process by surfacing relevant actions based on real usage patterns—helping users build effective workflows faster.

32. Today’s Insights Feed

What is it?

Today's Insights Feed is a new feature designed to streamline access and consumption of Service Hub data. It enables leaders of support teams to monitor operational health with a holistic view, bringing together multiple data points into a single, centralised location.

Today's Insights Feed will provide a new format of insight consumption with the goal of more timely, actionable insights in the Help Desk. With Today's Insights Feed, insights are delivered in an intuitive text format that simplifies your data review process. This means quicker, more informed decision-making and less time spent on manual data analysis.

Why does it matter?

Support organisations usually have large amounts of data at their fingertips but leaders don't always have the tools and resources to extract meaningful insights. The number of data points available to leaders of support teams is becoming increasingly overwhelming making it difficult to identifying relevant metrics and understanding the relationships between different data points.

33. Charge a subscription with a stored payment method

What is it?

You can now charge a buyer's stored payment method for subscriptions within the Subscriptions Editor, which simplifies your charge process. We currently support credit card and ACH payment details as stored payment methods.

We use multiple layers of security to protect sensitive payment information, and our payments tool is built using Stripe's API to manage the secure collection and transmission of payment data.

Why does it matter?

Storing a payment method for future charges enables you to charge your customers without asking them to complete an online checkout, streamlining your revenue collection process.

34. HubSpot Home Page

What is it?

HubSpot Home page helps you navigate to the right data as quickly as possible and take the next best action. It is a personalized home, designed to make you more efficient at navigating HubSpot, to get to your tasks quickly, and expands the value you get out of HubSpot.

35. Updated Content Remix Homepage and Manage Screens

What is it?

With the new content remix homepage experience, you can easily keep track of and manage the remixes you've recently created, as well as your custom remix templates.

Why does it matter?

The updated content remix homepage and manage screens make it easier to keep track of your recent remixes and custom remix templates.

36. Help Desk Ticket Timeline

What is it?

This update adds a new ticket timeline panel to the help desk workspace, giving users quick access to details on historic ticket events—like merges, workflows, custom events, and status updates.

Why does it matter?

The ticket timeline panel directly addresses feedback we've heard from help desk users that key ticket information, such as merges or recent status changes, can be difficult to find. Prior to this update, support agents and managers primarily working out of help desk had to open up the ticket record page just to view these critical details. By bringing more key ticket information into help desk, users can access the information they need to provide personalized, high-quality support without having to jump to another page, increasing efficiency and helping teams resolve issues faster.

37. Enroll records in workflows from a CRM card

What is it?

You can now trigger workflows directly from the CRM card! Today, sales and service professionals are performing a variety of repetitive tasks every day which is preventing them from focusing on high-impact work like talking to customers and driving sales.

Why does it matter?

By utilising this card, repetitive tasks like updating the CRM, researching leads, and logging activities can be effortlessly automated through AI skills and other workflow actions directly within the CRM page. This not only saves you valuable time but also significantly reduces the potential for human error, allowing you to concentrate on high-impact tasks that drive business growth.

38. Separate WhatsApp Transactional and Marketing Subscription Types

What is it?

Introducing separate opt-ins/outs for WhatsApp message types: "WhatsApp Marketing" and "WhatsApp Transactional." Your business can now manage and obtain distinct consent for marketing and transactional messages, enhancing your communication outreach strategies and overall customer experience.

Why does it matter?

Enable separate opt-ins/outs for marketing vs utility WhatsApp template messages.

This matters as any business-initiated messages sent outside of WhatsApp's 24-hour conversation window require portal users to use a pre-approved WhatsApp template. And businesses can only send template messages to users who have subscribed to receive messages from them on WhatsApp.

This approach will address the needs of businesses that may lose critical communication opportunities due to previous broad opt-outs and provide a pathway to respect customer preferences while maintaining necessary engagements like order confirmations, account alerts, etc.

39. Property Control in Record Merges

What is it?

You can now select which properties will be retained on the final record when merging records, giving you unprecedented control over your data consolidation process.

Why does it matter?

As businesses grow, managing duplicate records becomes increasingly complex. By providing granular control over property selection during merges, this new tool allows users to maintain data integrity with precision.

It offers the flexibility to tailor the merge process to specific business needs, ensuring that every data consolidation aligns perfectly with your organization's data management strategy.

40. Send from Outlook aliases

What is it?

You can now use the aliases of your connected Microsoft Outlook account to send emails from the CRM.

Why does it matter?

Aliases allow users to communicate from more targeted email addresses that are still part of the same account. Your company may have different branding for different products you sell, and you change your email address based on who you are emailing.

Previously, to use aliases, Outlook users would need to send emails from within the Outlook app, include the BCC address, and add their alias manually to a setting to log the email. This prevented users from taking full advantage of HubSpot functionality, like sequences bulk enroll.

41. Connected email analytics rates in Custom Report Builder

What is it?

You can now report on your 1:1 email open, click, and reply rates when building reports in the Custom Report Builder.

Why does it matter?

Your email performance is an important indicator of your Sales team's performance. Tracking these rates over time can give you insight into how your efforts to improve your sending reputation are paying off.

42. Rotate ticket owners based on user availability and balanced distribution

What is it?

The existing Rotate Owner action in ticket-based workflows only will be updated to allow for:

  • Selection of individual seated users AND teams with seated users
  • Assign to Contact Owner with fallback options
  • Assign based on user availability
  • Distribute tickets in a balanced or random way

Why does it matter?

Ticket assignment from the Rotate Owner action and from Help desk channel-based ticket routing do not assign tickets consistently, leading to the wrong user being assigned, long customer resolution times, and uneven workloads for service agents. By updating Rotate Owner to match the existing Help desk ticket routing capabilities, we can ensure consistent routing and assignment of tickets across HubSpot.

43. Sales Activity Report

What is it?

A consolidated report that combines key sales prospecting metrics including sequences, meetings, calls, and emails in a single view within the sales analytics suite.

Why does it matter?

Sales managers need real-time visibility into their team's prospecting efforts to optimize performance and ensure consistent pipeline growth.

  • Save time by accessing all pipeline-building metrics in one place instead of switching between multiple reports
  • Track team performance across all prospecting channels with unified metrics
  • Identify bottlenecks in your sales process by monitoring key indicators like time to first touch and meeting completion rates
  • Make data-driven decisions about resource allocation based on comprehensive activity data

44. Sequence Enrollments via Workflow Now Use Contact Time Zone

What is it?

You can now use workflows to enroll contacts in a sequence in the contact time zone.

Why does it matter?

It's critical for outreach to be sent at the right time for your prospect. Previously, when automating sequence enrollments, we used the portal time zone. This meant follow ups were sent at a convenient time for your account but not necessarily your prospects. Now, you'll have the option to enroll using your contact's time zone