Because a name and an email aren’t enough to close a deal.
If your sales rep has to jump between tools to understand who a lead is, your CRM is falling short.
A 360° contact view means you can see:
All in one place. HubSpot gives you the tools to create this view—but only if you set it up intentionally.
An accurate full-funnel profile should show:
Basic info: Name, company, email, phone, job title
Engagement: Emails opened, forms submitted, pages viewed, meetings booked
Deal activity: Open deals, past deal history, deal amount, stage
Lifecycle status: Where they are in your funnel
Communication history: All emails, calls, tasks, and notes
Source: Where they came from and how they found you
Custom fields: Product interest, budget, pain points, trial usage, etc.
This isn't fluff—this is what enables better conversations, faster closes, and more context-driven marketing.
Use Custom Properties Wisely
Create fields for high-value data, such as goals, challenges, budget, and use case.
Track Page Views & Activity
Enable tracking to see who’s visiting your pricing page, blog, or product documentation.
Connect Emails, Meetings & Calls
Sync Gmail or Outlook, integrate meeting links, and automatically log all interactions.
Tie Contacts to Companies + Deals.
This provides your team with visibility into company-level information and revenue opportunities.
Use Notes & @Mentions for Collaboration
Sales, support, and marketing can add insights and tag each other for a seamless handoff.
Add a Lead Score
Use HubSpot scoring to identify who is most engaged and qualified instantly.
Create filtered views in the CRM like:
These views let your team act on the profile, not just admire it.
Every contact is more than a name and an email.
When your team has a 360° view, they don’t waste time guessing, hunting, or assuming.
They engage smarter and close faster.
HubSpot makes this possible. You have to set it up right.