With Coefficients HubSpot connector there’s no hard limit with the number of company properties you can update in a single import from Google Sheets. You can map dozens of columns to corresponding properties simultaneously.
The practical constraints come from HubSpot’s API rate limits rather than tool restrictions, making optimization strategies important for large datasets.
Update unlimited properties with smart batching using Coefficient
Coefficient can handle all available HubSpot company properties in a single export configuration, including both standard properties like Company Name and Industry, plus unlimited custom properties you’ve created in HubSpot.
How to make it work
Step 1. Map as many Google Sheets columns as needed to HubSpot properties.
In your export configuration, connect dozens of columns to their corresponding HubSpot properties. Coefficient handles both simple text/number properties and complex multi-select dropdowns without property count restrictions.
Step 2. Consider HubSpot’s API rate limits for large datasets.
Standard HubSpot accounts allow 100 requests per 10 seconds, while Professional/Enterprise accounts have higher limits. Large datasets may require batching to avoid rate limiting, but this doesn’t limit the number of properties per record.
Step 3. Optimize performance with conditional exports.
Use conditional logic to only update changed properties, reducing API load. This approach lets you maintain comprehensive property mapping while minimizing unnecessary updates that consume API quota.
Step 4. Test with smaller datasets to establish optimal batch sizes.
Start with smaller record counts to determine the best batch size for your specific HubSpot configuration and property complexity before scaling to full production volumes.
Scale your property updates without artificial limits
Start updating all your propertiesThis unlimited property approach enables comprehensive HubSpot data synchronization for even the most complex company data structures.with flexible, scalable imports today.