Welcome to the ultimate guide on exporting HubSpot data to CSV, an essential process for businesses looking to leverage their data for enhanced productivity and informed decision-making. By converting HubSpot's comprehensive records into CSV files, users can tap into the power of spreadsheet applications to generate impactful reports, filter through data with precision, and share vital information with ease. On this page, we will delve into what HubSpot is, guide you through the step-by-step process of exporting data to a CSV file, explore various practical use cases for these exports, introduce Sourcetable as an innovative alternative for HubSpot data manipulation, and answer common questions about the export process. Prepare to unlock the full potential of your HubSpot data and transform the way you analyze and share business insights.
HubSpot is a comprehensive customer platform designed to connect various aspects of business operations such as marketing, sales, content management, and customer service. At the core of its functionality is a CRM database that supports a suite of interconnected products, including Marketing Hub, Sales Hub, Service Hub, CMS Hub, Operations Hub, and Commerce Hub. These products leverage the centralized CRM to streamline processes and enhance customer interactions.
In addition to its robust CRM capabilities, HubSpot offers a range of features that cater to different business needs. These include lead generation, marketing automation, analytics, advanced CRM features, meeting scheduling, quotes, ticketing, customer feedback, and knowledge base management. The platform is also equipped with a drag-and-drop editor, SEO recommendations, website themes, data sync, programmable automation, data quality automation, as well as tools for managing subscriptions, invoices, and payments.
HubSpot further supports businesses with automation and AI technology, onboarding services, developer tools, and a vast library of free resources, including tools and templates. Its versatility and comprehensive nature make it a valuable asset for any organization looking to optimize their customer relationship management and business operations.
To export your contact records, calls, companies, deals, payments, tickets, and custom objects from HubSpot to a CSV file, access the appropriate section in your HubSpot account. You can choose to export all properties on these records or only the properties displayed in your current view. The exported CSV's columns will be in alphabetical order if exporting all properties, and in the same order as the view if exporting only view-specific properties.
Although direct export of activities such as notes or emails is not available, you can retrieve activities by exporting certain activity reports or using the engagements API. This enables you to maintain a record of interactions and engagements in a CSV format.
When exporting to CSV, be aware of the row limits. For the XLS file format, the limit is 65,536 rows. If you need to export more records, choose a different file format. Also, there are system limits to consider: up to 300 exports are allowed within a 24-hour period, and you cannot have more than three concurrent exports. If additional exports are initiated, they will be queued. If you do not receive your export file, it may be due to its size; try exporting in smaller batches.
Super admins can set up notifications to be alerted when large amounts of records are being exported. Once your export is complete, the file will be sent via email. Remember that download links for the exported files expire after 30 days, so be sure to download your files within this timeframe.
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To export records, navigate to the record you want to export, click Export in the top right of the table, set the file format to CSV, select the language for column headers, click Export, and then download the file from the link in the email.
You can export contact, company, deal, payment, ticket, and custom object records. Associated records can also be included in the export file.
Yes, the XLS file format has a row limit of 65,536. If you need more rows, consider exporting to CSV instead.
Yes, when exporting contact records, you can include all email addresses for contacts with multiple emails, and when exporting company records, you can include all domain names for companies with multiple domains.
You can complete up to 300 exports within a rolling 24-hour window and up to three exports at the same time using the HubSpot interface. However, using the HubSpot API, you can only complete up to ten exports in a 24-hour window and only one export at a time.
Exporting your HubSpot data to CSV is a straightforward process that allows you to keep a record of your contacts, companies, deals, and more. While you can't export activities directly from the records, you can utilize activity reports and the engagements API to retrieve this data. HubSpot's export functionality lets you select the data range, file format, and the properties to include, as well as the language for your column headers. Remember to download your export file within 30 days, as the link will expire. Alternatively, for a more seamless integration into spreadsheets, consider using Sourcetable to import your data directly. Sign up for Sourcetable to get started and streamline your data management today.