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HubSpot Destination

Availability
Available Cloud with Teams add-onNot available Self-Managed CommunityAvailable Self-Managed EnterpriseNot available PyAirbyte
Support Level
Enterprise
Connector Version
0.0.2
Enterprise Connector
This premium connector is available to Enterprise customers at an additional cost. Talk to Sales .

Overview​

This page guides you through the process of setting up the HubSpot destination connector.

Prerequisites​

  • HubSpot Account

Setup guide​

Step 1: Set up the HubSpot connector in Airbyte​

  1. Log into your Airbyte account.

  2. Click Destination and then click + New destination.

  3. On the Set up the destination page, select HubSpot from the Destination tiles.

  4. Enter a name for the HubSpot connector.

  5. From the Authentication dropdown, OAuth authentication is available so click Authenticate your HubSpot account to sign in with HubSpot and authorize your account.

    HubSpot Authentication issues

    You may encounter an error during the authentication process in the popup window with the message An invalid scope name was provided. To resolve this, close the window and retry authentication.

  6. Click Set up destination and wait for the tests to complete.

Supported Objects​

The HubSpot source connector supports the following streams:

Limitations & Troubleshooting​

Rate limiting​

The connector is restricted by normal HubSpot rate limitations.

App Verification​

In order to verify our HubSpot application, HubSpot expects some usage i.e. more than 60 installations. Hence, when installing the app, you might see the message "You're connecting to an unverified app". This is expected for our first users. Once we have enough traffic on the application, we will be able to verify the app which will remove this warning.

Scopes for Unsupported Streams​

During app the app installation, you might see scopes related to objects we don't support. This is expected as changing scopes might require the users to re-authenticate which is quite disruptive. In order to prevent that, we added scopes on objects we intend to support given user demands.

403 Forbidden Error​

Hubspot has scopes for each API call. Each stream is tied to a scope and will need access to that scope to sync data. Review the Hubspot OAuth scope documentation here.

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