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# Hubspot

Sync your deals and customer data from Hubspot into your Jet app

Using Hubspot you can do the following:

* View your top Hubspot customers alongside customer data stored in other Data Sources
* Share limited Hubspot data with your team or external stakeholders
* Keep your account team alerted to upcoming renewals, cancellations, and delinquencies
* Do refund or subscription cancellation inside your app

Jet syncs the following Hubspot data:

* Contacts
* Companies
* Deals
* Tickets

### 1. Add to Jet Admin

Add Hubspot to an existing project or connect Hubspot as a resource when creating a new project.  Authorize Jet Admin to access your HubSpot account data.

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