An offer at the wrong moment
A rep sends an upsell proposal while the customer is still waiting on a Zendesk ticket.
I move users, organizations and tickets from Zendesk with the full conversation history. Support sees what the customer bought, sales sees what the customer is waiting on, and Zendesk stays available for reference.
A rep sends an upsell proposal while the customer is still waiting on a Zendesk ticket.
Resolution time lives in Zendesk and revenue in HubSpot. Asking whether customers with many tickets churn more often ends in Excel.
A customer gives support a new email address, HubSpot still has the old one, and the newsletter bounces.
Users become contacts and organizations become companies. Contacts already in HubSpot are merged by email address.
Every Zendesk comment lands in HubSpot as an activity on the ticket, with its content, author and date.
Statuses from new to closed map to ticket pipeline stages. Change dates, priorities and resolution dates go into properties.
Ticket, user and organization fields go to the right object. A text field you want to report on becomes a dropdown.
Triggers become workflows, macros become snippets, and SLA policies become SLA goals in Service Hub.
Support email addresses connect to a team inbox in HubSpot. A new ticket shows up on the customer record right away, for reps too.
Service HubYou tell me how support runs in Zendesk today and where sales works. I explain how the migration would go and what changes for reps.
I go through fields, statuses, triggers and macros. We decide what I rebuild in Service Hub and what stays in the archive.
I move tickets through the API in controlled batches, with a data backup. Support reviews their cases in HubSpot, and I compare counts.
Historical tickets move first, and support addresses switch over in an agreed window, so customer conversations don’t get cut off.
The support team learns the queue, the team inbox and snippets on their own tickets.
After launch you reach out when you need something, or we agree on a fixed scope of work for each month.

I am a HubSpot consultant. I work in HubSpot every day: I implement it, train teams and connect it with the rest of the company’s systems. My advice comes from what has worked across dozens of portals.
It depends on the number of tickets, custom fields and rules that have built up in Zendesk over the years. I give you a timeline after data mapping.
Yes. I move message content, authors and status change dates, and priorities and resolution dates go into properties. Service Hub reports cover pre-migration cases too.
A CSV export loses associations and comment history. Through the API, objects, associations and activities move together.
No. The team answers in Zendesk until the switchover window and in HubSpot after it, so nobody works in two systems for weeks.
It stays available for reference. The subscription runs until the end of the paid term, so we usually plan the switchover around the renewal.
We’ll work it out on the call, once I know your support process. You pay for the HubSpot license, Service Hub included, separately and directly to HubSpot.
Thirty minutes, free. Tell me what you want to do and I'll tell you where to start.