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The problem this solves
A deal closes in HubSpot, and the payment happens in another tool. To check whether a customer paid, a rep has to ask accounting. Currencies and taxes set up wrong come back in every quote and invoice.
How I work
I start Revenue Hub (formerly Commerce Hub) with a conversation with sales and finance about how a deal turns into money in the bank today. We decide which steps HubSpot runs and which stay in your invoicing tool or ERP.
Then I connect HubSpot to Stripe as the payment processor, set up the currencies and tax rates your sales use, and associate products, quotes, invoices and subscriptions with the company, contact and deal. Before launch, I run test payments from quote to confirmation on the deal. I train the people who handle quotes and billing in 1.5-2 hour sessions.
What you get
- Stripe connected as the payment processor
- Currencies and tax rates set for how you sell
- Products, quotes, invoices and subscriptions tied to the deal and company
- A written split between HubSpot and your invoicing tool
- Test payments before launch
- Training for the people who handle quotes and billing
What usually goes with this service 3

HubSpot Product Library and Price List Setup
One price list in HubSpot, with SKUs, prices in each currency and billing types that every quote draws from.
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HubSpot Quotes and Discount Approvals
Reps build quotes from the deal and price list, larger discounts go for approval, and customers sign and pay right away.
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HubSpot Subscriptions and Recurring Payments
Every subscription in HubSpot has a plan, amount and renewal date, and the account manager gets a task before renewal.
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