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HubSpot administration: users and teams, properties, pipelines, workflows and data quality

For the person who looks after a HubSpot account: Super Admins and user permissions, record access by owner and team, deactivating versus removing users, properties and their internal names, deal pipelines with Won and Lost stages and required stage properties, workflow enrollment triggers and enrolling existing records, deduplication and merging, imports that update rather than duplicate, and who may install apps from the HubSpot Marketplace.

Level
Intermediate
Length
About 50 minutes
Contents
3 lessons · 1 video · final exam
Status
Published · updated 2 Oct 2026
  • HubSpot

Skills you'll practise

  • Give users the permissions their job needs, including record access by owner or team, and limit Super Admin and account permissions
  • Choose between deactivating and removing a user and reassign their records first
  • Create properties with correct field types and internal names and explain what can't be changed later
  • Configure pipeline stages, probabilities and required stage properties without breaking reporting
  • Set workflow enrollment triggers and decide deliberately whether to enroll existing records
  • Prevent and resolve duplicates through deduplication keys, careful imports and irreversible merges

Course outline

  1. 1.HubSpot administrationVideo · 2 min
  2. 2.Users, permissions and teamsLesson · 17 min
  3. 3.Properties and pipelinesLesson · 16 min
  4. 4.Workflows, data quality, imports and appsLesson · 17 min
  5. 5.HubSpot administration: users and teams, properties, pipelines, workflows and data quality: knowledge checkKnowledge check · 16 questions
  6. 6.Final exam12 questions · passing it completes the course, so people who already know the material can test out

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