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| HubSpot Object | Trak.io Object | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Contacts | User | Two-way |
| Companies | Account | Two-way |
| Deals | Deal | Two-way |
| Line Items | Deal Lines | External → HubSpot |
| Products | Product | External → HubSpot |
Trak users and accounts stay in sync with HubSpot contacts and companies both ways, so the same record isn't maintained twice and data stays consistent across both systems.
Trak users/accounts ↔ HubSpot contacts/companiesTrak deals come across with their products and deal lines mapped to HubSpot deals and line items, so sales and revenue live in the CRM instead of a separate system.
Trak deals & deal lines → HubSpot Deals + Line ItemsWith orders and line items in HubSpot, you can report on revenue, products and pipeline from one place — no exporting from Trak to build the numbers.
Trak deals/products → HubSpot → reportingTrak is a data and commerce platform. We build a two-way integration so users and accounts stay in sync with HubSpot contacts and companies, and deals sync across with their products and deal lines mapped to HubSpot deals and line items — with HubSpot data flowing back into Trak as well.
Users sync with contacts, accounts with companies and deals with deals — all two-way — while deal lines come across as line items and products as products, so your commerce data lives consistently in both systems.
Yes. Which objects sync, in which direction and the keys used to match records are all scoped to your Trak setup, so it fits how your data is actually structured.