With n8n
An n8n workflow starts on an Eventtia webhook, can read more data from our API, and writes to HubSpot with n8n's HubSpot node.
Low-codeThis guide shows how to send Eventtia registrations to HubSpot with our webhooks and API, as the contacts and properties you choose. Build it with n8n, with Zapier, or directly from your backend. Our team can build it with you as a scoped project.
attendee_createdContactattendee_updatedContact propertiesExample mapping. Through n8n, Zapier or directly.
A proposed mapping to validate for your project.
attendee_createdattendee_updatedevent_createdevent_updatedpayment_createdAn n8n workflow starts on an Eventtia webhook, can read more data from our API, and writes to HubSpot with n8n's HubSpot node.
Low-codeA Zap sends Eventtia data to HubSpot with Zapier's HubSpot app. Our Zapier app is available on request: our team sets you up.
No code, on requestYour backend receives the webhook and calls the HubSpot API. Use this when you need full control or high volumes.
Full controlIn Eventtia, create one account webhook for attendee_created and one for attendee_updated, with an authenticated API call, both pointing to your workflow or backend.
Account webhooks cover every event in the account. Keep only the events you want, and start with a test event.
Create a HubSpot access token with the contact permissions you need. Then map fields and decide the matching key with your team.
Run a few test registrations and check the contacts in HubSpot. Then switch on your real events.
No. Eventtia connects to HubSpot through webhooks and our API, directly, through n8n or through Zapier.
Typically 1 to 4 weeks. A simple webhook setup can be live in one week. A larger scope can take longer, and we agree the timeline when we scope the project.
Yes, as a scoped and quoted project.
Tell us what you need in HubSpot. We will tell you what the integration involves and who should build it.