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| HubSpot Object | ServiceCore Object | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Companies / Contacts | Customer | Two-way |
| Custom object or company properties | Service site | Two-way |
| Quotes / Deals (won) | Service order | HubSpot → External |
| Line items / properties | Rental rates and line charges | External → HubSpot |
| Deal or custom object properties | Invoice status | External → HubSpot |
When a quote is won in HubSpot, the customer, site and service details are sent to ServiceCore, so operations can schedule without re-entry.
HubSpot Won Quote → ServiceCoreRental rates, line charges and price changes from ServiceCore update HubSpot, so account managers see current pricing for every site.
ServiceCore Rates → HubSpotInvoice status returns to HubSpot, so sales and service can follow up on billing without asking the office.
ServiceCore Invoice → HubSpotServiceCore is operations software for portable sanitation and roll-off rental businesses. We build a custom two-way integration on Karana, our integration platform, that sends won quotes with customer and site details from HubSpot to ServiceCore, and returns rates, charges, site notes and invoice status to HubSpot. Sales keeps selling in the CRM while operations keeps running service and billing in ServiceCore.
A typical setup keeps customers and service sites aligned in both systems, sends won quotes and their line items to ServiceCore as service orders, and brings rental rates, line charges, site notes, invoice status and price changes back into HubSpot. The exact objects and fields are confirmed in a field mapping document before the build.
HubSpot owns the sales process, including opportunities and quotes, while ServiceCore owns service delivery, rates and billing. Each field has a defined owner in the mapping document, which prevents the two systems from overwriting each other and makes it clear where a change should be made.
Yes. When rates or charges change in ServiceCore, the integration updates the related records in HubSpot, so account managers always see current pricing. This also allows workflows in HubSpot to alert the account owner or trigger customer communication when a price change happens.
Yes. Which lines of business and service types sync, how sites are modeled in HubSpot, which deal stage sends an order to ServiceCore, and how often updates run are all scoped to your process. We document the design, test it before go-live, and maintain the integration on Karana after launch.