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Register a new deal from your HubSpot

Submit a deal registration to your vendor without ever leaving HubSpot.

Written by Wouter Moyaert

Deal registration is one of the most common reasons partners log into a vendor portal — and one of the easiest steps to skip when life gets busy. Introw removes that login altogether. With the Partner Connect Card on your HubSpot deal, you can register a new deal with your vendor directly from the deal record. This article shows you how.

When to register a deal

Register a deal whenever you want to formally let your vendor know about an opportunity — to lock in attribution, qualify for incentives, or get vendor support on the deal. Registration creates a fresh record on the vendor side and links it back to your HubSpot deal automatically.

For an interactive, click-by-click walkthrough, check a demo here: Register a deal →

How to register a deal

Step 1: Open your HubSpot deal

Open the deal in your HubSpot. The Partner Connect Card sits in the right column of the record.

Step 2: Click "Collaborate"

On the Partner Connect Card, click Collaborate and Register deal. Introw opens the vendor's deal registration form right inside your HubSpot — pre-filled with the deal data already on the record (deal name, amount, close date, primary contact and company).


Step 3: Review and submit

Check the pre-filled fields, complete anything the vendor still needs (e.g. product, use case, expected go-live date, comments etc), and hit Submit. Introw routes the registration into the vendor's CRM and notifies their team.


What happens next?

Once submitted:

  • Introw creates the registration on the vendor's CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot or Pipedrive) and links it to your HubSpot deal through the shared deal pipeline.

  • The Partner Connect Card on your HubSpot deal updates with the registration status (e.g. Pending, Approved, Rejected).

  • Vendor-side comments, stage changes and deal coach guidance flow back into your HubSpot record automatically.

Introw tip: Register the deal as early as you reasonably can. Earlier registrations protect your attribution and give the vendor's team time to bring the right resources to the deal.

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