Partners can register a deal one of three ways: through a banner on the partner dashboard, on a contact or company record, or by converting an existing deal in a partner's CRM.
To learn more about HubSpot's sales rules, visit this page.
HubSpotters don’t use the same deal registration tool as partners, but they can add a partner to a deal in our CRM to turn it into a shared deal. This can happen two ways:
We encourage you to start using deal registration today as your primary tool for selling HubSpot. Eventually, we expect to retire domain registration in favor of deal registration, so this will make the transition seamless for your business down the line. Plus, registering a deal will automatically register the lead to your business if it’s available. If it’s not, you can still co-sell the lead with HubSpot as a shared deal. Deals should be registered once you're ready to bring a deal to HubSpot. In other words, once you have an established relationship and have identified a potential need for HubSpot software with the prospect.
For the moment, deal registration will exist in addition to domain registration. We expect to fully retire domain registration once we’re confident that the new tool is providing the right value to partners, and partners have had a chance to provide feedback.
No. There are no changes to tier credit, POI or commission eligibility with the introduction of deal registration, though you will get more visibility into the tier credit and commission eligibility of a shared deal.
Deals should be registered once you're ready to bring a deal to HubSpot. In other words, once you have an established relationship and have identified a potential need for HubSpot software with the prospect. If you have a lead that meets this criteria within your registered domains, we encourage you to register it as a deal so you can use the collaboration tools with your CAM / PDM.
Yes. You can collaborate with your CAM on all shared deals. Your CAM will lead the deal with you if it’s a channel deal. A direct rep will lead the deal with you if it’s a partner collab deal, with your CAM in a supporting role.
Yes, you can use a shared deal for a new deal or to cross-sell or up-sell. Keep in mind, there are no changes to commissions or tier credit eligibility.
You can choose to manage these deals in your own existing pipelines or to place them into a shared pipeline.
Shared deals don’t expire. However, your commissions and tier credit for a shared deal depend on domain ownership. If you are the owner and the domain expires in the existing timeframe and you don’t re-register it, this will impact the commissions and tier credit earned on the shared deal.
No. Sales rules, including POI rules, do not change with the introduction of deal registration.
Yes. This would be considered a Best Partner Wins shared deal. Information on this type of shared deal would not be shared between partners, but would be shared with HubSpot.
Once you have reached your capacity limit for registered domains, you can still create shared deals in a Best Partner Wins or Partner Collaboration scenario.
While you can create as many shared deals as you like, all deals should be qualified and only submitted after you've established a relationship and have identified a potential need for HubSpot software with the prospect. HubSpot will be actively monitoring for abuse.
Note: HubSpot sales reps have the discretion to remove any partner from a shared deal.
While it is possible to create a 'fake deal' to test this tool, we highly recommend you do not do this.
By creating a 'fake deal' you would auto generate notifications that go to HubSpot's CAM and/or direct rep, which could cause confusion.
Please refrain from creating test or fake deals.
No. Notes on a shared deal are not synced between portals — only shared messages and specified properties are synced between a partner’s and HubSpot’s CRM.
