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HubSpotYes, you can update all customcontact properties using Contact ID as the unique identifier from Google Sheets. This includes text fields, dropdowns, dates, checkboxes, and any other custom property types configured in your HubSpot instance.
We’ll show you how to handle different custom property formats and set up bulk updates for specialized contact data unique to your business.
Complete custom property support with Contact ID updates using Coefficient
Coefficientfully supports updating custom HubSpot contact properties using Contact ID as the unique identifier from Google Sheets. This capability extends beyond standard contact fields to include all custom properties – text and number fields, dropdown/select properties, multi-checkbox selections, boolean Yes/No properties, and rich text or textarea fields.
The system automatically handles different custom property formats, including date properties that accept various date formats from Google Sheets, number properties with numeric validation, dropdown properties validated against existing option values, and boolean properties that accept TRUE/FALSE, Yes/No, or 1/0 values.
How to make it work
Step 1. Import current custom property data to see proper formatting.
Start by importing your HubSpot contacts with custom properties to Google Sheets using Coefficient. This shows you current values and the exact formatting HubSpot expects for each custom property type. Pay attention to dropdown option names, date formats, and boolean value representations.
Step 2. Update custom property values while maintaining Contact IDs.
Modify your custom property values in Google Sheets while keeping the Contact ID column intact. Ensure custom property internal names match between your Google Sheets headers and HubSpot property definitions. For dropdown properties, use exact option values as they appear in HubSpot.
Step 3. Configure export mapping for custom properties.
In Coefficient’s export setup, map your Google Sheets columns to specific custom properties using the field mapping interface. Set up conditional updates to modify custom properties only when specific conditions are met, and enable scheduled automation to update custom properties on regular schedules with built-in error handling for validation issues.
Manage specialized contact data with custom property updates
Try CoefficientCustom property updates using Contact ID make it easy to maintain contact scoring, categorization, and specialized data fields unique to your business requirements.to start updating custom HubSpot contact properties from Google Sheets.
