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Hello everyone, everything good?

I am looking for a way to update Deals in the Hubspot if there is one with the same name, or create a Deal if there is none with the same name so that there are no duplicate Deals.

But I have a problem, I believe that for lack of knowledge here of the tool. But when I'm going to add a record that already exists in the Hubspot, instead of updating it, it creates a new duplicate Deal. And when I’m going to add a record that doesn’t exist in the Hubspot, it crashes on validation and doesn’t add the Deal

Hi @Invest Bank - make sure to select the deal ID from the deal that was found. 

@Invest Bank 

 

Try these steps

  1. Trigger: ???
  2. Action: HubSpot - Find/Create Deal
  3. Action: HubSpot - Update Deal (map the Deal ID from the previous step as @Nate suggested)

 

 

hey @Invest Bank!

I wasn’t able to find anything that laid out the steps for updating an existing record if it’s found, or creating a new one if it’s not...so I wrote an article. Check it out:

That should help you understand how to do what Troy and Nate mentioned above :)

hey @Invest Bank!

I wasn’t able to find anything that laid out the steps for updating an existing record if it’s found, or creating a new one if it’s not...so I wrote an article. Check it out:

That should help you understand how to do what Troy and Nate mentioned above :)

 

Hello @Nicksimard, thank you very much! It helped me a lot, I had done most of the things you taught in your article, but for some small details it was returning error. You're a beast!

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