Implementing any new technology or software usually requires a steep learning curve for team members. Time needs to be invested in training and communicating with staff to make sure they are actually using the tool. But what if you could improve the way you work without needing to change anything?
Sentiment analysis is commonly deployed to review social media communications for negative feedback. This post takes a look at some of the other use cases for this technology and how using it can improve your own business.
In our regular series of HubSpot Q&A, we look at some of the most common questions raised by users in the HubSpot Community Forum. This month we investigate how new users can migrate historic emails to Hubspot. The HubSpot Community Forum is full of emails from customers who are moving from other CRM’s such as Salesforce, Copper and Freshsales who don’t want to lose the valuable intelligence gained from historic emails.
Recording consultations might leave you feeling uneasy but a recording can be beneficial to both practitioners and patients. As well as making note taking more efficient the recording can empower the patient to understand the risks and benefits of treatment options and make better decisions.
Aggregating data is becoming increasingly commonplace in the modern world to help make day to day processes more efficient. But aggregating big data to benefit your own organisation or customer’s needs can be tricky. We explore the advantages and disadvantages of aggregating data and how you can do this in your own business.
Threads Software Limited announced that it has earned the HubSpot Certified App Partner designation. HubSpot, a leading growth platform, works hand-in-hand with App Partners to help grow their business through extending the product value of their apps, and distributing quality apps through the HubSpot App Marketplace.
In our regular series on Hubspot Q&A, we discuss why HubSpot doesn’t support Apple Mail or Safari users and the workarounds that are available.
Following the release of the Trump-Zelensky call transcript, questions have been raised regarding the security of storing call recordings and call transcripts in the cloud. But is storing call transcripts in the cloud safe? Or are we just making things easier for hackers?
Last week, the House of Representatives voted for the third time in US history to formalise impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. Key to this decision was the release of a call transcript by the White House. We explore how the White House creates a transcription of a call and why the call transcription itself could be crucial in any final decision.
In this series of posts, we look at some commonly asked questions from the HubSpot Community Forum. In this first post we look at the problems experienced by some users when trying to log email replies within Hubspot.
It may seem obvious you would want to know who exchanged messages and when, but in many organisations, this information is commonly lost because it is not always as easy to collect this information as you might think. That is not the case with a message hub though. Read on to learn more.
Given the advances in automatic speech recognition (ASR), you may wonder why there is not much evidence it is used to transcribe phone calls? Well there isn’t much evidence because
