HubSpot: integration coming soon

HubSpot Duplicates, Cleared Properly

HubSpot duplicates are rarely just a ticket. One contact becomes two contacts, which becomes two ticket threads and two versions of one customer.

Integration in build
Live on Zendesk and Freshdesk today
Tell us to prioritise it
1 key
HubSpot dedupes contacts on email alone
2 at a time
the native merge limit
Never
a HubSpot merge can be undone
Soon
Service Hub integration

How duplicates work on HubSpot

The shape of the problem, and the order to tackle it in.

1

Fix the contacts first

A second email address makes a second contact, and every ticket from it attaches to the wrong record. See merging contacts.

2

Then the companies

One customer with three domains becomes three companies unless you add every domain to the surviving record.

3

Then keep the tickets clean

Duplicate tickets arrive daily, which no weekly data routine keeps up with. That is the part worth automating.

Why HubSpot duplicates keep appearing

HubSpot deduplicates contacts on email address and companies on domain. That works until a human uses a different email, a form is filled in with a personal address, a list is imported without a matching key, or one customer legitimately has three domains.

Once the contact splits, everything downstream splits with it: the ticket history, the deal, the email engagement and the view your team has of that customer.

So HubSpot deduplication is two jobs. Merge what has already split, and stop new splits at the point of creation.

What HubSpot does today

The native merge is good. Knowing what to merge is the part that is missing.

HubSpotWith Ticket Merger
Merge contacts and companies
Duplicate management for contacts
Duplicate detection for ticketsComing
Merge more than two records at onceComing
Continuous rather than periodicComing

What we are building for HubSpot

Contacts and companies

The root cause of most duplicate HubSpot tickets, and where the native tooling actually helps.

Tickets

Two at a time, no bulk option, and no duplicate detection at all on the ticket object.

Deals

Duplicate deals double a number your leadership is planning around.

Permanent merges

Nothing in HubSpot can be unmerged, which is why exporting before a cleanup is not optional.

Prevention

Form settings, import keys and integration behaviour decide how many you create next month.

On the roadmap

Service Hub is next after Zendesk and Freshdesk.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do you fix HubSpot duplicates?

Merge what exists with the duplicate management tool, then close the source: match forms and imports on email for contacts and domain for companies, and keep ticket creation to one channel.

Does Ticket Merger support HubSpot yet?

Not yet. Ticket Merger connects to Zendesk and Freshdesk today, and HubSpot is next on the roadmap. Tell us you want it and we will let you know the moment it is ready, since we prioritise by how many people ask.

Can I review merges before they happen?

No. Once a pair matches your rules, Ticket Merger merges it. What you control is what qualifies: requester, the subject keywords you list, the time window, and the groups, forms or tags you exclude. To see how it behaves before it touches everything, point it at one group first and widen from there. Every merge leaves a note on the thread saying what was merged and why.

What stops it merging two tickets that are not the same?

Rules you set. Match on requester, subject keywords, status, priority, category or group, and a time window, and exclude anything you want left alone, like tickets from a specific form, group or tag. Anything that does not clear those rules is left alone.

How long does setup take?

About five minutes to connect, and the first scan of your open queue runs immediately after. Onboarding help is included on every plan.

HubSpot support is coming

Ticket Merger merges duplicates automatically on Zendesk and Freshdesk today, and HubSpot Service Hub is next on the roadmap. Put your name down and we will tell you when it ships.

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