FEATURED HUBSPOT UPDATES
Sync Property Type
Sync Properties are a new property type that copy a property value across objects. This feature eliminates the need for manual entry or workflows to keep two properties in sync across objects. Previously, reps would have to navigate from the Contact to the Company 30-60 times a day.
When creating a new property, on the Field Type selection screen, select "Property Sync." Then, choose the source record type and the source record property to copy. To specify which record to copy the value from, choose an association label (optional) and an operator. Current operators are "first record created", and "most recently created".
For more information, visit the Knowledge Base.
Blog Post Narration
This feature converts blog post content into engaging text-to-speech audio through an embedded module. You can also choose from a variety of voices for your audio content. You will see a new Post Narration option in the Settings drop-down.
Click "Generate" to begin the process of converting your blog content to audio. You can preview the audio narration and edit the text as needed to generate the audio before adding it to your blog post. You will see a success banner when the audio module has been added to your blog post. For more information, visit the Knowledge Base.
Clone Social Posts & Marketing Emails
Users can now clone their social posts in any stage on mobile – draft, scheduled, or published. It's only applicable to posts created and published through the HubSpot Social tool. For marketing emails, cloning is supported for scheduled, drafted, and sent emails. By default, each email will be cloned as a regular email. Marketers can then adjust the settings and elements, including the subject line, preview, and so forth.
Once users update to the latest iOS and Android app versions, they can see this option under the Social and Marketing Email menus. Note: All hubs and tiers can clone marketing emails, but Marketing Pro+ is needed for social.
Data Trends
Currently it’s difficult to identify trends in what’s creating or updating records. As a result, customers are unable to answer core questions about their data like:
- How are most of my deals created?
- What caused so many tickets to get deleted last week?
- Was there a major spike or dip in my usual update/create volume?
Until now, with a new chart and table enabling users to see common sources that are creating, deleting, updating and merging records.
Navigate to Reporting>Data Management>Data Model and select the new Analysis tab. You'll see a visualization of how contacts were created over the past 90 days (not including today). The default will include up to the top 10 sources creating contacts. To learn more, review the KB.
