HubSpot integration

Your AI employee for HubSpot.

Junior is the AI coworker that lives in your Slack or Teams and operates HubSpot for you — posting your daily CRM briefing of overdue follow-ups, sending the weekly ops report, logging activity, and chasing dormant leads. Your reps sell instead of doing data entry.

Jake
Jake2:15 PM
@Junior the Momentum Retail call just ended. Key points: they want Shopify-HubSpot sync, worried about Zapier overlap, next step is a technical eval with their ops lead. Draft the follow-up and update the CRM.
Junior
JuniorAPP2:17 PM
Done:
  • Follow-up email drafted in your Gmail — personalized recap + next step + Zapier differentiation point
  • CRM updated: stage → Technical Evaluation, next follow-up → Thursday, notes added
  • Action item: “Send API docs to ops lead” created in your task tracker
ApproveReject
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Jake
Jake2:18 PM
perfect. also check — do I have any deals that haven't been touched in 2+ weeks?
Junior
JuniorAPP2:19 PM
3 dormant deals found:
  • TechFlow ($18K) — 19 days, waiting on pricing approval
  • DataSync ($12K) — 16 days, went dark after demo
  • CloudFirst ($8K) — 14 days, asked for case study
Follow-up drafts for each in your DM.
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A CRM is only as good as what gets logged into it — and reps hate logging.

The data-entry tax is why pipelines go stale and reports take half a day to build.

  • Calls and emails never make it into the record, so the next person starts from zero
  • Deal stages drift out of date, and forecasts are guesses by Friday
  • Pipeline reports get stitched together by hand from exports every week
  • Follow-ups slip because nobody owns the task after the meeting

Junior doesn't replace HubSpot or your reps. It connects to your HubSpot over OAuth and runs the logging, updates, and follow-ups in the background — the kind of always-on glue an AI employee handles for a revenue team.

What Junior can do in HubSpot

You authorize Junior with your own HubSpot account over OAuth — no API keys, no exports. From there it works the standard CRM objects your team already uses.

Read & search records

Look up contacts, companies, and deals, filter by stage, owner, or last-activity date, and pull the records behind any question your team asks in Slack.

Create & update records

Add new contacts and companies, update deal stages and amounts, set owners, and keep properties current — without anyone opening the CRM.

Log activity & notes

Attach notes, log emails and calls, and write engagements to the right record so the CRM reflects what actually happened.

Create tasks & follow-ups

Spin up follow-up tasks against the right contact or deal and assign them to the owner, so nothing falls through after a conversation.

Read and write are separated, and irreversible actions wait for a one-click approval in Slack — so an autonomous coworker never silently overwrites your CRM.

Day-one HubSpot workflows

Pick one job, set the rhythm. Junior runs it autonomously from the channel your team already lives in — these are the patterns Junior's heaviest CRM users actually run.

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Daily CRM briefing

Every weekday at 8am, DM me a briefing: overdue tasks, follow-ups due today, and deals created yesterday — grouped by owner and account
Junior queries HubSpot each morning, groups the work by owner and account, and drops a manager-ready briefing in Slack before standup. The single most-used workflow on Junior's CRM accounts.
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Weekly ops report

Every Friday at 9, email me overdue tasks by owner and the accounts with open loops
Junior pulls overdue tasks and stalled deals, groups them by staff member with days-overdue and the linked record, and emails you a report you can walk into the Monday meeting with.
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Dormant-lead reactivation

Find contacts with no activity in 30+ days and draft personalized follow-ups
Junior searches HubSpot for stale contacts, drafts context-aware re-engagement messages, and queues them for a one-click send by the owner.
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Auto-log & enrich

When I forward a customer email, log it to the right HubSpot contact and update the deal note
Junior matches the contact, writes the engagement and a summary note to the record, and nudges the deal stage if the thread warrants it.

How to start

1

Hire

Free trial · $100 credit. Name your Junior and give it a role (e.g., 'RevOps').

2

Connect HubSpot + Slack

Authorize HubSpot and Slack or Teams over OAuth. No API keys; setup is under 10 minutes.

3

Set one rhythm

Pick the report, alert, or logging job costing your reps the most time today. Junior runs it on schedule.

Try It Free → $100 Credit

Revenue teams this is for

RevOps / sales ops

You're the one keeping the CRM honest. Junior automates the logging, hygiene, and weekly reporting so the pipeline is current without you chasing reps.

Founder-led sales

You're selling and running ops at once. Junior logs your conversations, updates deals, and surfaces what needs a follow-up — straight from Slack.

Small sales teams

No CRM admin, no SDR for re-engagement. Junior covers the data entry and dormant-lead chase so reps spend the day in conversations, not in HubSpot.

Frequently asked

No. Junior runs on top of your existing HubSpot. You authorize it with your own account over OAuth, and it operates the CRM for you — reading records, logging activity, updating deals, and posting reports — so your team keeps HubSpot as the system of record.

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Stop paying the CRM data-entry tax.

Free trial · $100 credit. No credit card. Connect HubSpot and Slack, and Junior is logging activity and posting pipeline reports by the end of the day.

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