Import HubSpot accounts
Quick start
Connect HubSpot in NEXT, enable the Teamspace subscription for this import, and let the scheduled sync pull HubSpot companies and related deals into NEXT as Accounts.
Why integrate with HubSpot?
HubSpot often holds the commercial context that makes customer feedback actionable. Once account data is in NEXT, teams can connect what customers are saying to who they are: segment, size, geography, pipeline, and revenue potential.
- It gives product and GTM teams a shared account layer for customer intelligence.
- It makes it easier to slice insights by company profile instead of treating every signal as isolated text.
- It helps automations and reporting resolve customer feedback against the right account context.
What gets imported
- Object in NEXT: Accounts
- Source objects: HubSpot companies and related deals
- Included fields: Account name, industry, region, employee size, account type, deal stage, and ARR when available.
Authentication
OAuth 2.0 through the HubSpot app connection in NEXT.
Connection notes
- Connect HubSpot in Settings -> Integrations and authorize the HubSpot account you want NEXT to read.
- Create or update the subscription for HubSpot account sync in the Teamspace where those accounts should be available.
Configuration notes
- Imports only the accounts and related deal updates that changed since the last successful sync.
- Use the Teamspace subscription settings to control where synced accounts are applied.
Limitations
- NEXT only syncs the mapped account fields exposed by this integration.
- Historical backfills depend on the subscription timestamp you start from.
Troubleshooting
- Reconnect the integration if HubSpot access has expired or the authorized portal changed.
- Check that the authorized HubSpot app still has access to companies and deals.
FAQ
What is created in NEXT?
NEXT updates Accounts, not Highlights or Recordings, so downstream automations can resolve CRM context.
Does it import every HubSpot object?
No. This integration is focused on company records plus the related deal data used to enrich those accounts.