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HubSpot Shared Selling Pilot | Program Policies

This policies page is intended as an easy guide to locate the processes and policy amendments specific to this pilot. All participants in the Shared Selling Pilot are required to agree to these amendments and remain in compliance with these terms as part of the Agreement.

The following represents all policy changes as they pertain to this pilot and the retirement of domain registration. All other program policies can still be found here.


Selling with HubSpot

Providers in the pilot do not have access to domain registration and can not register domains. Any existing registered domains at the start of the pilot will expire six months (180 days) from the date the prospect was registered or ninety (90) days from the date it was re-registered. You will not have access to the capacity manager in your portal.

Providers in the pilot do not have access to domain registration and will use deal registration to raise shared selling opportunities to HubSpot. When a provider creates a shared deal through deal registration, the system automatically assigns the deal to the appropriate HubSpot sales rep. It does not attempt to register the domain for that deal to the provider. The shared deal will be created as a partner collaboration deal (if a HubSpot direct sales rep owns the domain) or as a Best Partner Wins deal (if another partner owns the domain).

Please note that rules around tier credit and commission eligibility do not change with the pilot . For relevant terms on registration and eligibility requirements please also see “Section 3: Qualified Transactions” in the HSPPA.

It is important to familiarize yourself with all HubSpot Solutions Partner Program Sales Rules (this includes detailed processes for how to sell with HubSpot).


 

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