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# HubSpot
Create developer account on HubSpot using URL:
Click on Apps
Create an App
Capture required details on “App Info” tab for App name and Description
Capture details on “Auth” tab
Provide redirect URLs of ix Hello systems:
App ID Client ID and Client Secret will be automatically populated
These details will then be later captured in ix Hello configuration
Scroll down and click on “Add new scope” and add “oauth” and “tickets”
Go to ix Hello Administration menu
Click on “Connection Admin”
Select “HubSpot” card “Configuration” button
Click on “Add New”
Capture below details from HubSpot developer page and Click on “Save”:
After “Save” below will be displayed:
Go to Integration > “Connect System” and Add new Connection as “HubSpot Instance Configuration” with settings name mentioned above:
Create app in ix Hello with GenAI
Search and select the above created app
In tab “Data Sources”, add new data source “HubSpot OAuth”
In “Methods” tab, create “Create\_Ticket”
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