Automate HubSpot in plain English
Connect it once, then write what should happen and it becomes a command.
Commands that use HubSpot
From our industry packs. Use one as it is or change the wording.
New booking welcome flow
“When someone books a call on Calendly, send them a welcome email from Gmail with what to prepare, add them as a contact in HubSpot, and post their name and call time in Slack #sales.”
New contact research brief
“When a new email arrives in Gmail from a sender who isn't in HubSpot yet, research their company website, write a one-paragraph brief on what they do and how big they are, and send it to me on Telegram.”
Lead form to CRM
“When a new Typeform response comes in, create a HubSpot contact and a deal with their budget, add a row to my Google Sheets pipeline, and post the lead with budget and deadline in Slack #sales.”
High-value client alert
“When a Stripe payment succeeds, if it is over $1,000 send me an urgent Telegram alert and add the client to HubSpot as high priority, otherwise email the client a thank-you from Gmail.”
New buyer lead
“When a new Typeform enquiry comes in, create a HubSpot contact with their budget and preferred area, add them to my Google Sheets buyers list, and send me a Telegram alert so I can call within the hour.”
Quiet lead check-in
“On the 1st of every month, search HubSpot for contacts I haven't emailed in 30 days, draft a short check-in email in Gmail for each, and send me the list on Telegram.”
Free trial sign-up
“When a new Typeform trial sign-up comes in, add them to my Mailchimp new members audience, create a HubSpot contact, and email them my Calendly link from Gmail to book their first class.”
New client intake
“When a new Typeform intake form is submitted, create a HubSpot contact with the matter type, create a ClickUp task for a conflict check, and email the client from Gmail that we'll respond within one business day.”
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