The problem this solves
Revenue data and customer data live in two different worlds. Deals close in HubSpot, then payment happens in a separate tool, and nobody can answer a simple question like "has this customer actually paid" without opening three tabs. Setting Revenue Hub up wrong at the foundation - wrong processor, tax handled as an afterthought, no clean object model - means every quote and invoice built on top inherits the mess.
How we work
The first honest conversation is about payment processing, because it determines everything downstream. HubSpot's native payments processor is US-only; for a business in Poland or the wider EU, Revenue Hub runs on Stripe connected as the processor. We confirm which path applies to you, connect it correctly, and configure the currencies and tax settings your selling actually needs rather than the defaults.
Then we set up the commerce foundation properly: the product, line item, quote, invoice, and subscription objects wired so records connect back to companies, contacts, and deals instead of floating loose. We decide early what the source of truth is for a paid customer, so reporting later is a lookup and not an argument.
Revenue Hub is newer ground for us than the Sales and Marketing work we have run since 2021, so we scope it deliberately and tell you where a requirement pushes past what HubSpot's commerce layer does natively - before you build on it, not after.
Deliverables
- Payment processor connected: Stripe for EU, or native HubSpot Payments where eligible
- Currencies and tax settings configured to your selling
- Commerce object model wired to CRM records
- Source-of-truth decision for paid and unpaid customers
- Test transactions run end to end before go-live
- Foundation documented for quotes, invoices, and subscriptions to build on