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Object-Archiver

Object Archiver for HubSpot

Archiving objects from HubSpot Workflows has never been easier.

Object Archiver for HubSpot
Object Archiver for HubSpot
Object Archiver

What is its function?

In the absence of an archiving feature for workflow objects, our team has developed a solution.

With Object Archiver for HubSpot, you can now archive objects through a custom workflow action. Additionally, the app's user interface allows for the manual archiving of multiple objects at once by filtering criteria.

With Object Archiver for HubSpot, you can archive for all objects listed

You can archive as many objects as you require!

  • Deals
  • Companies
  • Tickets
  • Contacts
  • Custom objects

Object Archiver seamlessly integrates with HubSpot Workflow and does not cause any conflicts with other actions.

Easy to install on HubSpot…

Connect

Authorize Object Archiver through HubSpot in a minute

Target

Access your workflows for deals that have been either won, cancel or lost.

Archive

Easily archive multiple objects at once by applying specific filtering criteria. It's as simple as that.

 

Choose a plan and start making room for active deals!

  • Custom workflow action to archive objects
  • UI to manually archive many objects at a time based on filtering criteria
  • Easy to use inside HubSpot Workflows
Monthly
$7 USD
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Annual
$70 USD
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Frequently Asked Questions

If you can't find yours, just drop us an email at apps@instrumental.net

How many objects may I archive?

You can archive as many objects as you need.

Does this action generate any conflicts with other workflow actions?

None. You can feel free to use our action without conflicts with other actions.

Objects archived are automatically removed?

No, objects archived are just hidden from your main lists.

Where are objects archived located?
In all objects list you can click on “actions” CTA and an click on option “Restore records”.