The Sales and CRM for HubSpotters GPT has crossed 200 chats in under a month - and it’s no wonder. Sales teams want quick, practical answers, not hours spent digging through forum threads.
This GPT does exactly that - pulling the useful bits, skipping the noise, and giving you clear steps to fix CRM headaches fast.
If you’re tired of Googling “how do I do this in HubSpot?” - here’s a taste of what it’s been sharing:
Top Tips from the GPT
1. Keep Your Data Clean
- Use Domains for Deduplication: Always include company domains when importing to avoid duplicate records.
- Reset Sidebar Views: If custom sidebars aren’t showing, reset users to account defaults in their property view.
2. Workflows & Automation
- Re-enroll Deals on Updates: Use “Property Value Changes” triggers for re-enrollment when line items or deal properties change.
- Close Date Alerts: Trigger workflows to notify managers when deals slip out of the current month or quarter.
3. Reporting Best Practices
- Closed Lost Reports: Filter by “Closed lost reason is known” and use bar charts for quick insights.
- Sales Activity vs. SQLs: Copy the “Number of sales activities” into a custom property before the SQL stage to track activity levels.
4. Improve Sales Productivity
- Email Privacy: Limit visibility by adjusting user and team permissions.
- Auto-Enroll in Sequences: HubSpot doesn’t natively do this, but Chrome tools like HubSpot Sequence Automator help.
5. Advanced Integrations
- Invoice & Deal Sync: Sync Stripe invoice status to a deal property, moving deals to “Closed Won” automatically.
- Events & Attendance Tracking: Use apps like Event•Hapily for attendance tracking and deal attribution.
6. Miscellaneous Power Tips
- Default Pipeline View: HubSpot remembers your last viewed pipeline - select your preferred one once.
- SMS Directly from HubSpot: Use tools like Sakari SMS for one-off texts from contact or deal records.
- Scheduling Flexibility: For advanced routing, third-party tools like Chili Piper beat HubSpot’s native meetings tool.
The GPT’s only goal? To make HubSpot less of a guessing game.
Give it a try and see what it uncovers in your own setup.