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Stop jumping between tools. Let HubSpot handle the sync.
Most nonprofits rely on a stack of tools to run their day-to-day: Eventbrite for events, Zoom for meetings, QuickBooks for accounting, Fundraise Up for donations, and more. The problem? Those tools don’t always talk to each other.
This quick demo shows how to connect your existing platforms inside HubSpot using native integrations. You’ll see how to manage connected apps, understand what data flows where, and make HubSpot the place where everything comes together, including contacts, activity, giving history, and reporting.
❌ No spreadsheets. ❌No manual copying. Just one source of truth your whole team can count on.
You’ll learn:
- Where to find connected apps in HubSpot
See which integrations are already live, what needs attention, and who added what. - How the App Marketplace works
Search for your go-to tools and check which ones are free, built by HubSpot, or third-party.
- What to check before installing
Plan compatibility, sync direction, required permissions, and what data moves where. - How data shows up on contact records
See how tools like Fundraise Up or Eventbrite push data into HubSpot, and how to use that data for reporting and automation. - Why this matters for nonprofit ops
Connected systems mean less manual work, better reporting, and fewer missed details across teams.
Who Should Watch
- CRM admins cleaning up data flow
- Fundraising and events teams juggling multiple tools
- Ops leaders building toward one source of truth
- Any nonprofit team using HubSpot alongside external apps
What You’ll Walk Away With
A clear look at how native HubSpot integrations can keep your team working smarter with connected data, cleaner reporting, and less switching between tools.
Want to talk HubSpot for your nonprofit?
Watch now and see how your systems can run better when HubSpot’s at the center.
Dan works with organizations to turn HubSpot into a practical, people-first engine for growth. A storyteller and educator at heart, he’s passionate about using tech to foster trust, build connection, and spread a little more love along the way.