Hubspot Integration Overview

Ryan Knuth
Ryan Knuth
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Wicket and HubSpot can talk to each other automatically. When someone's info changes in one system, it can update in the other — so your team doesn't have to manually copy data back and forth, and your contacts stay consistent everywhere.

You choose how this works: updates can flow one way (say, Wicket to HubSpot only) or both ways, depending on what fits your team.

What gets kept in sync for people (contacts)

  • Basic info: name, email, and their Wicket member ID

  • Optional details you can turn on: job title, address, phone number, language

  • Whether they currently have an active membership

  • Tags used for grouping or segmenting people

  • Email subscription preferences (so someone who unsubscribes in one system is unsubscribed everywhere)

  • Which organization or company they're associated with

You can also limit this to certain groups of people — for example, only syncing active members — and new contacts can be created automatically in either system when they don't already exist.

What gets kept in sync for organizations

Organization records work much the same way: 

  • Basic info: name, description, address, phone number

  • Membership status

  • Tags

Marketing and sales activity

HubSpot activity can also be recorded back in Wicket automatically as Touchpoints, such as:

  • Marketing emails sent, opened, or clicked

  • People subscribing or unsubscribing from email lists

  • New sales deals created

This gives your team a fuller picture of each person's activity in one place.

This is a general overview — the exact setup (which fields, which direction, which groups of people) is configured to match your organization's needs.

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