What you’ll need
A HubSpot Private App access token with access to the objects you want Rivvi to work with (contacts, companies, deals, tasks, engagements).HubSpot: Create a private app
HubSpot’s guide to creating a private app and copying its access token.
Connect it
Create a Private App in HubSpot
In HubSpot, go to Settings → Integrations → Private Apps → Create a private app. Grant it read scopes for contacts, companies, deals, and tasks (and write scopes if you want Rivvi to log notes and tasks). Copy the access token.
Open Rivvi's connector settings
In the Rivvi workspace, go to Settings → Connectors and select HubSpot (under CRM). Click Connect.
Paste your access token
The form has one field — Access token. Paste it and click Connect.
| Field | What to paste |
|---|---|
| Access token | Your HubSpot Private App access token |
Set what the agent can do
HubSpot flips to Connected and shows its capabilities. Reads are Always allow by default; writes are Needs approval. Adjust to taste — see Permissions.
What Rivvi can do with HubSpot
Read (allowed by default)- Look up the fields on your contacts, companies, deals, and tasks — including custom ones.
- Search and list contacts, with the real total and paging.
- Read a contact and its properties.
- List a contact’s calls, emails, and notes.
- Read a deal and its associated contacts; list deals across your pipeline with stage, amount, and source.
- List companies with industry, lifecycle stage, and location.
- List tasks across your organization.
- Add a note to a contact’s timeline.
- Create a follow-up task on a contact.
- Update properties on a contact.
- Log a call outcome to a contact’s timeline.
Try it
Once connected, ask in chat:Rivvi caps and summarizes what it reads, so a large CRM won’t overwhelm the conversation — you get the total and a useful sample, not thousands of raw rows.
Next
Using connectors in chat
See more of what you can ask.
Launching outreach
Reach your HubSpot contacts.