How to Integrate HubSpot to Notion websites

Both Notion and HubSpot are very popular Internet websites.

With Notion, you can create beautiful no-code websites, and with HubSpot, you can add a perfectly working live chat integration to your Notion website. In this guide, we're going to teach you how to do that easily!

How to integrate HubSpot to Notion websites

To integrate HubSpot in Notion, you just have to copy your HubSpot live chat's code, and then you have to add that code in Simple.ink's custom code section.

This was just the short answer. To see a fully-detailed explanation for that, scroll down below!

1. Copy your live chat's code

We're making this guide considering that you've already made a chatbot. Now, you first have to go to HubSpot's chat settings.

Look at your channels and figure out which HubSpot channel to integrate in Notion. Found it? Cool, now select the "Connect" button.

Then, you should see a screen just like the one below.

Simply click the "Copy" button in order to get the code of your widget into your clipboard.

2. Go to the custom code

Up next, you'll have to goto your dashboard in the Simple.ink website builder and select the preferred Notion website to connect HubSpot.

On the left side of the screen, click on "Site customization" to expand the menu. The option that you want to click is called "Custom code".

3. Paste the HubSpot code

In "Add Custom code", you'll see a text box where you can type anything. Paste your HubSpot live chat widget's code right there.

Bear in mind that you have to save your changes in order for them to take effect. Therefore, once you're done, remember to click the "Save changes" button

Upon saving your changes, you should be able to see the HubSpot live chat integration in your Notion website.

That was really the whole process. It's that easy to integrate HubSpot to your Notion website!

Can you add live chat in Notion?

While you can't add the live chat bubble to your Notion page, you can add it to your Notion website built with Simple.ink in the custom code section.

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