A customer spread across apps
A rep calls with a new offer without knowing the customer has an open ticket in Desk and an unpaid invoice in Books.
I move leads, contacts, companies, deals and activity history from Zoho CRM. Every customer gets one record and one timeline in HubSpot, and Zoho stays available for reference.
A rep calls with a new offer without knowing the customer has an open ticket in Desk and an unpaid invoice in Books.
Asking where this quarter’s customers came from means exporting several modules and doing the math in Excel.
Workflows and Blueprints were set up by someone who left long ago. Nobody knows what a change to the sales process will trigger.
A Zoho Lead and Contact become a single HubSpot contact, and qualification becomes a lifecycle stage. Conversion dates go into a property.
Before the import I merge companies by domain, because “Acme Inc.” and “Acme” are usually the same company.
I rebuild your stages in a HubSpot pipeline and store the date each deal entered each stage in deal properties.
Notes, tasks, calls and meetings move with their date and owner, and emails with their content, all on one timeline for the contact, company and deal.
Sends from Zoho Campaigns go onto the contact timeline, next to the reps’ emails.
Accounting and inventory can stay in Zoho. If reps need to see invoices on the customer record, I connect Books to HubSpot.
IntegrationsYou tell me which Zoho apps you use. I tell you what I would move to HubSpot and what can stay in Zoho.
I go through modules and custom fields. We decide what moves, what gets merged and which rules I set up fresh in HubSpot.
Your team checks their customers and deals, while I compare record counts and look for duplicates that slipped through the merge.
I lock Zoho for edits, move the final changes, and from the agreed day the team logs in to HubSpot.
Sales and marketing learn HubSpot on customers they know from Zoho, in a pipeline with familiar stage names.
After launch you reach out when you need something, or we agree on a fixed scope of work for each month.

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It depends on the number of modules, custom fields and duplicates in your data. I give you a timeline after data mapping.
Yes. Notes, tasks, calls and meetings keep their original date and owner. I move email content through the API, because a standard import leaves an empty note in HubSpot.
I set them up fresh. Blueprint stage conditions become required fields on deal stages, and the rest becomes workflows, usually fewer of them.
No. The team works in Zoho until switchover day, and I move the final changes right before it.
Zoho CRM stays available for reference. Books, Desk or Inventory can keep running, but then you keep paying for those licenses too.
We’ll work it out on the call, once I know your modules and data. You pay for the HubSpot license separately, directly to HubSpot.
Thirty minutes, free. Tell me what you want to do and I'll tell you where to start.