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Support cannot see the deal
Tickets live apart from deals and contacts, so agents answer without knowing what the customer bought or was promised.
Word for word from my HubSpot Solutions Directory profile.
It covers the setup behind how your team handles customers after the sale: ticket pipelines, the shared inbox and routing, the knowledge base, the sales to service handoff, feedback surveys and service reporting tied to revenue. Tickets work in several HubSpot tiers, but the shared inbox, knowledge base and surveys depend on your plan. I check what your portal includes before I scope the work.
A defined project gets a written scope and one price before I start, and ongoing work runs on a monthly retainer. Maintain is $1,250 a month for up to 10 hours, Improve is $3,750 for up to 30 hours, and Own is $6,250 for up to 50 hours. The retainer page lists what each plan covers.
I give you a timeline after I review your setup, because it depends on what the review finds. I look at your tickets, pipelines, properties and inbox setup, then list what slows your team down. The timeline follows that list and the scope you approve.
I do. I'm Mason Phillips, a HubSpot Gold Solutions Partner, and I work in your portal myself, with no handoff to a junior team. I test changes on sample tickets before they go live, and every change comes with a plain-language note on what I did and why.
Yes. Tickets, contacts and history can be migrated into HubSpot from another help desk. Which fields transfer depends on the source system, so I map them first and tell you up front what will not move. I also set up associations so agents see the deal and contact history next to each ticket.
Book a 30-minute call at yourhubspotexpert.com/book, or email mason@yourhubspotexpert.com. On the call I ask how marketing, sales and service use HubSpot today, then give you a straight answer on what I would fix first and which plan or fixed-scope project fits, if any. Bring your portal questions. You do not need to prepare anything else.