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Creation of documentation (e.g. contract) for a new deal that meets a specified criteria on Hubspot CRM
Get a list of deals that meet a specific criteria, this example filters deals that are in the"Appointment Scheduled" stage. Multiple documentations are created from templates that already exist in Google Drive and they are modified based on the fields from records of the deal received. Those documents are converted to PDF and mailed by Gmail as attachments. The parameters of the deal are then updated, so the deal does not appear in the list of deals for which the documentation should be created.
HubSpot - Google Docs - Dropbox Contract Management
Grab Contact information from HubSpot CRM, push it into a Google Doc Contract Template (we used this Google Doc in the scenario) upload the compiled Contract to a designated Dropbox folder and send it as an attachment via Gmail.
Sync MeetGeek meeting insights to HubSpot with enriched contact data and follow-ups
Automatically enrich contact and company information, sync it to HubSpot, and generate AI-powered follow-up tasks—all based on your MeetGeek meeting data. This Make template uses MeetGeek, OpenAI, and HubSpot to streamline post-meeting sales workflows. It starts by pulling meeting participant emails and uses a Make AI agent to enrich contact and company details via Apollo and web search. The AI then returns clean JSON to create or update records in HubSpot (contacts, companies, and deals). You can also pass the meeting transcript to OpenAI to determine whether a follow-up is needed. If so, the workflow will auto-create a task with a recommended summary and assign it to the right person—based on email matching, fallback logic, or manual mapping. 🔧 Apps used: MeetGeek, OpenAI, HubSpot ⚙️ Key features: contact enrichment, CRM syncing, intelligent follow-up task generation This template was created by MeetGeek. 💬 For support, reach out to [email protected]. 🎥 Watch this video to learn how to set it up: https://youtu.be/BVSyOXUBrD8?si=aVbDHpRPtDVuXLIQ&t=1935
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