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HubSpot Extended Actions Reference

Last updated on Jun 03, 2026

HubSpot Extended Actions

This article covers HubSpot actions for association management, pipeline and deal inspection, lead creation, user and owner lookups, property management, engagement tracking, and sequence enrollment. For basic contact, company, and deal read/write/search operations, see the CRM read and search actions guide and the CRM write actions guide.

Before you begin

  • Connect HubSpot at Settings > Integrations > HubSpot with a Private App access token. The token needs CRM scopes for contacts, companies, deals, engagements, and associations.
  • Pipeline and stage IDs are internal HubSpot identifiers. Run Get All Pipelines first to retrieve valid IDs before using them in other actions.
  • Association Type IDs follow HubSpot's standard numbering (1 = Contact to Company, 2 = Company to Contact, etc.). The full list is available in the Create CRM Association action's dropdown.

All actions in this article cost 0 credits per row.


Association Management

Create CRM Association

Returns: Single result

Link two CRM objects together in HubSpot, such as a contact to a company or a deal to a contact.

Inputs:

  • From Object ID (Required): The ID of the record being associated (e.g., a Contact ID)
  • To Object ID (Required): The ID of the record you are associating to (e.g., a Company ID)
  • Association Type (Required): 24 options including Contact to Company (1), Deal to Contact (3), Deal to Company (5), Contact to Engagement (9), Contact to Ticket (15), Deal to Line Item (19), and more

#Use case:

  • Agency: After creating a contact and a company in separate workflow steps, link them together automatically so the CRM relationship is complete.

Delete CRM Association

Returns: Single result

Remove an existing relationship between two CRM objects in HubSpot.

Inputs:

  • From Object ID (Required): The ID of the primary object in the association
  • To Object ID (Required): The ID of the object to unlink
  • Association Type (Required): Same 24 types as Create CRM Association

#Use case:

  • Agency: Unlink a contact from a company when they change employers, then re-associate them with the new company record.

Get Association Labels

Returns: Multiple results

Retrieve all labels that describe the relationships between two specified CRM object types using the v4 Associations API.

Inputs:

  • From Object Type (Required): contact, companies, deals, tickets, line_items, quotes, calls, emails, meetings, notes, tasks
  • To Object Type (Required): Same options as From Object Type

#Use case:

  • Agency: Look up all available association labels between contacts and deals before building a multi-step linking workflow.

Get All Pipelines

Returns: Multiple results

Retrieve all pipelines for deals or tickets, including their stages, display orders, and probability metadata.

Inputs:

  • Object Type (Required): Deals or Tickets

#Use case:

  • Agency: Pull all deal pipelines for a client's HubSpot to map stage names before building automation rules.

Get Pipeline Stages

Returns: Multiple results

Retrieve all stages for a specific pipeline. Use this when you already know the pipeline ID and need its stage details.

Inputs:

  • Object Type (Required): Deals or Tickets
  • Pipeline ID (Required): The internal pipeline identifier

#Use case:

  • Agency: Retrieve stage labels for a specific pipeline before building conditional routing rules in a workflow.

Get Deal by ID

Returns: Single result

Retrieve a single deal record by its internal ID with standard properties.

Inputs:

  • Deal ID (Required): HubSpot internal deal ID

#Use case:

  • Agency: Look up deal stage and amount before a client call to confirm pipeline status.

Get Deal Properties

Returns: Multiple results

Retrieve all deal properties from your HubSpot account, including internal names, labels, descriptions, and data types. No inputs required.

Inputs

None.

Outputs: Internal Name, Label, Description, Group Name, Data Type, Field Type, Is HubSpot Defined, Is Calculated, Is Hidden, Created At / Updated At

#Use case:

  • Agency: Audit a client's custom deal properties before building a data migration template.

Create Lead

Returns: Single result

Create a new lead record in HubSpot and associate it with an existing contact or company.

Inputs

Field Type Required Notes
Lead Name text Yes Display name for the lead (e.g., "Jane Doe")
Associated Object ID text Yes The ID of the Contact or Company to associate this lead with
Association Type ID number Yes Numeric ID of the association type (e.g., 2 for Contact)
Association Category text Yes Default: HUBSPOT_DEFINED
Lead Type text No e.g., NEW_BUSINESS. Default: NEW_BUSINESS
Lead Label text No e.g., WARM, COLD, HOT. Default: WARM
Outputs: Created Resource ID, Lead ID, Lead Name, Lead Type, Lead Label

#Use case:

  • Agency: Create HOT leads automatically when enrichment data shows a contact at a high-fit company with recent buying signals.

List Users

Returns: Multiple results

Retrieve a paginated list of HubSpot users with their email, role, team assignments, and admin status.

Inputs:

  • After Cursor (Required): Pagination token for next page
  • Limit (Required): Max 100 per page

#Use case:

  • Agency: Pull all users from a client's portal to build a user-to-owner mapping before configuring lead routing.

Get Owners

Returns: Multiple results

Retrieve a paginated list of owners available in the HubSpot account. Owners are users who can be assigned to CRM records.

Inputs:

  • Email Filter (Required): Filter results by a specific owner's email
  • Limit (Required): Default: 100
  • After (Pagination Cursor) (Required): Cursor for next page
  • Return Archived Only (Required): Set to true to return only archived owners

#Use case:

  • Agency: Retrieve all owners from a client's HubSpot to populate a dropdown for lead assignment rules.

Create Property

Returns: Single result

Create a new custom property for any CRM object type in HubSpot.

Inputs

Field Type Required Notes
Object Type select Yes contact, companies, deals, tickets, line_items, quotes, calls, emails, meetings, notes, tasks
Internal Name text Yes The API key for the property
Label text Yes Human-readable name shown in HubSpot
Data Type select Yes String, Number, Date, Date Time, Enumeration, Boolean, Phone Number
Field Type select Yes Text, Textarea, Number, Select, Radio, Checkbox, Boolean Checkbox, Date, File, Phone Number, Calculation Equation, HTML
Group Name text Yes Internal name of the property group (e.g., "contactinformation")
Description text No Help text shown in HubSpot
Data Sensitivity select No Non Sensitive, Sensitive, Highly Sensitive
Display Order number No Sort position
Is Form Field boolean No Whether the property can be used in forms
Has Unique Value boolean No Enforce uniqueness (cannot be changed once set)
Hidden boolean No Hide the property from the HubSpot UI
Options (JSON Array) array No Required for Enumeration type properties
Calculation Formula text No Formula for calculated properties
External Options boolean No Set to true when using OWNER as referenced object type
Referenced Object Type text No Set to OWNER when External Options is true
Outputs: Property Name, Property Label, Data Type / Field Type, Group Name, Options (Raw Array), Has Unique Value / Is Hidden / Is Form Field, Display Order

#Use case:

  • Agency: Create custom contact properties for a client to store enrichment data from TexAu workflows, such as "enrichment_source" or "texau_score".

Get All Properties

Returns: Multiple results

Read all existing properties for a specified CRM object type.

Inputs:

  • Object Type (Required): contact, companies, deals, tickets, line_items, quotes, calls, emails, meetings, notes, tasks
  • Archived (Required): Return only archived properties
  • Data Sensitivity (Required): Filter by sensitivity level
  • Locale (Required): Language locale for property names

#Use case:

  • Agency: Audit all contact properties in a client's HubSpot to find where enriched data should be stored.

Get All Property Groups

Returns: Multiple results

Retrieve all property groups for a specified object type. Use this to find valid group names before creating new properties.

Inputs:

  • Object Type (Required): contact, companies, deals, tickets, line_items, quotes, calls, emails, meetings, notes, tasks
  • Locale (Required): Language locale for group names

#Use case:

  • Agency: Retrieve group names before running Create Property to place custom properties in the correct group.

Create Engagement

Returns: Single result

Create a new engagement record (email, call, meeting, note, or task) with optional associations to other CRM objects.

Inputs

Field Type Required Notes
Engagement Type select Yes Emails, Calls, Meetings, Notes, Tasks, Communications, Postal Mail
Timestamp text No UTC datetime when the engagement occurred
Owner ID text No HubSpot user who owns the engagement
Email Subject (For Emails) text No Subject line
Email Text Body (For Emails) text No Plain text body
Email Direction (For Emails) select No Inbound or Outbound
Note Body (For Notes) text No HTML content
Task Subject (For Tasks) text No Task title
Task Body (For Tasks) text No Task description
Task Status (For Tasks) select No NOT_STARTED, IN_PROGRESS, WAITING, COMPLETED, DEFERRED
Task Priority (For Tasks) select No LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH
Call Title (For Calls) text No Call title
Call Body (For Calls) text No Call notes
Meeting Title (For Meetings) text No Meeting title
Meeting Body (For Meetings) text No Meeting agenda
Associations (JSON Array) text No JSON array linking this engagement to contacts, deals, or other objects
Outputs: Engagement ID, Field, ---, Engagement ID, Created At / Updated At, Is Archived, Properties (Raw JSON), Object Write Trace ID, HubSpot UI URL

#Use case:

  • Agency: Log call notes after discovery calls by creating Call engagements linked to the contact and deal.

Get Engagements

Returns: Multiple results

Retrieve a paginated list of engagements (emails, calls, meetings, notes, tasks) from HubSpot.

Inputs

Field Type Required Notes
Engagement Type select Yes Emails, Calls, Meetings, Notes, Tasks, Communications, Postal Mail
Limit number No Records per page. Default: 10
After (Pagination Cursor) text No Cursor for next page
Properties to Retrieve text No Comma-separated list of properties
Associations text No Comma-separated list of object types to return associated IDs for
Properties with History text No Properties to return with their value history
Return Archived Only boolean No Set to true for archived engagements only
Outputs: Engagement IDs, Created At / Updated At, Is Archived, Properties (Raw JSON), Associations (Raw JSON), Properties With History, HubSpot UI URLs, Next Page Cursor / Next Page Link

#Use case:

  • Agency: Pull all Call engagements for the past week to build a client activity report.

Enrol Contact in Sequence

Returns: Single result

Enrol a contact into a specific HubSpot sales or marketing sequence.

Inputs

Field Type Required Notes
User ID text Yes The ID of the HubSpot user enrolling the contact
Contact ID text Yes The internal contact ID to enrol
Sender Email email Yes Email address of the sender
Sequence ID text Yes The internal sequence identifier
Sender Alias Email email No Alias email address for the sender
Outputs: Enrolled At, Enrollment ID, To Email, Updated At

#Use case:

  • Agency: After enriching and qualifying a batch of contacts, enrol the qualified ones into a client's HubSpot sequence automatically.

Troubleshooting

Create CRM Association returns an error Verify that both object IDs exist and that the Association Type matches the object pair. For example, use type 1 for Contact to Company, not Company to Contact (which is type 2).

Get All Pipelines returns empty results Confirm the Object Type is set correctly. HubSpot only supports pipelines for Deals and Tickets.

Create Lead fails with "association error" The Associated Object ID must be a valid Contact or Company ID. Run Get Contact or Search Contacts first to retrieve the correct ID. The Association Type ID must match the object type (e.g., 2 for Contact).

Create Engagement returns no engagement ID Check that the Engagement Type matches the property fields you populated. For example, if you set Engagement Type to "Emails" but only filled in Note Body, the engagement will not be created correctly.

Enrol Contact in Sequence fails with "user not found" The User ID must belong to a HubSpot user with sequence access. Run List Users to find valid user IDs. The Sequence ID must also be a valid, active sequence in the account.

Get Deal Properties returns a large result set This action returns all deal properties in the account, including HubSpot-defined and custom properties. Filter the output in your workflow by checking the Is HubSpot Defined or Group Name fields.