Description

n8n-nodes-hubspot-advanced


Advanced HubSpot nodes for n8n with intelligent rate limiting, batch operations, association hydration, file management, and list operations.

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Features

• ✅ Intelligent Rate Limiting – Respects HubSpot API limits with adaptive throttling
• ✅ Automatic Pagination – ReturnAll option across all nodes for effortless large dataset retrieval
• ✅ Batch Operations – Efficient bulk create, update, delete, read, and association hydration using HubSpot’s batch APIs
• ✅ Field-Name Mapping – User-friendly property mapping for batch operations with dropdown selection
• ✅ Association Hydration – Fetch full associated objects in a single workflow step with batch support
• ✅ Association Labels – Create associations with custom labels during object creation
• ✅ Multi-API Version Support – v1, v3, v3-legacy, and v4 endpoints
• ✅ Type-Safe – Full TypeScript implementation with improved type safety (74% reduction in any types)
• ✅ Modular Architecture – Clean separation of concerns with dedicated field descriptions and operations
• ✅ Test-Driven – Comprehensive test coverage
• ✅ File Management – Upload, replace, update properties, and search files in HubSpot File Manager
• ✅ List Operations – Retrieve list members efficiently with object type filtering
• ✅ Marketing Events – Create, manage, and track marketing events with participant registration
• ✅ HubDB Operations – Manage HubDB tables and rows with full CRUD support and publication control
• ✅ CMS Blog Management – Create, update, schedule, and manage blog posts and blog tags
• ✅ CMS Pages Management – Manage site pages and landing pages with publish, schedule, and batch delete
• ✅ Dynamic Property Loading – Enhanced property selection with real-time options
• ✅ Association Label Support – Filter and manage associations with custom labels using AND/OR logic
• ✅ Field Validation – Comprehensive validation with helpful error messages and hints

Installation

Community Nodes (Recommended)

1. Open n8n
2. Go to Settings → Community Nodes
3. Search for n8n-nodes-hubspot-advanced
4. Click Install

Manual Installation

npm install n8n-nodes-hubspot-advanced

For self-hosted n8n, add to your package.json and rebuild.

Nodes

1. HubSpot CRM

Advanced CRM operations with search, filtering, and batch support.

Operations:

• Get single object
• Get many objects (batch read)
• Search with filters and sorting
• Create object
• Update object
• Delete object
• Batch Create (bulk object creation) ⭐ NEW
• Batch Update (bulk object updates) ⭐ NEW
• Batch Delete (bulk object deletion) ⭐ NEW

Key Features:

• Custom property selection
• Advanced filtering (EQ, NEQ, LT, GT, BETWEEN, CONTAINS, IN, NOTIN, HASPROPERTY, NOTHASPROPERTY, etc.)
• Flexible IN/NOT_IN operators – accepts semicolon-separated strings or array expressions
• BETWEEN operator with dedicated high value field
• Sorting by any property
• ReturnAll option for automatic pagination of large result sets
• Association labels support during object creation
• Batch operations with field-name mapping for efficient bulk processing (up to 100 items per API call)
• idProperty parameter for flexible object identification in getObject and getManyObjects operations

Example Workflow:

[HubSpot CRM: Search]
  Operation: Search
  Object Type: Contacts
  Filters: 
    - email CONTAINS "@acme.com"
    - lifecyclestage IN "lead;customer;opportunity"  // semicolon-separated
    - email IN {{ $json.emails }}                    // or array expression
    - amount BETWEEN 1000 and 5000                   // range filter
  Properties: firstname,lastname,email,company
  Sort: createdate DESC
  Limit: 100

Batch Create Example:

[Input: 100 deals from CSV] → [
  { "name": "Deal 1", "value": "1000", "stage": "qualified" },
  { "name": "Deal 2", "value": "2000", "stage": "proposal" },
  ...
]
        ↓
[HubSpot CRM: Batch Create]
  Object Type: deals
  Property Mappings:
    - HubSpot Property: "dealname" → Input Field: "name"
    - HubSpot Property: "amount" → Input Field: "value"
    - HubSpot Property: "dealstage" → Input Field: "stage"
        ↓
Output: 100 created deals
API Calls: 1 (instead of 100!)

Batch Update Example:

[Input: 50 contacts to update]
        ↓
[HubSpot CRM: Batch Update]
  Object Type: contacts
  ID Field: "contact_id"
  Property Mappings:
    - HubSpot Property: "firstname" → Input Field: "new_firstname"
    - HubSpot Property: "lastname" → Input Field: "new_lastname"
        ↓
Output: 50 updated contacts
API Calls: 1 (instead of 50!)

2. HubSpot Associations

Read and enrich object associations with optional hydration and batch operations.

Operations:

• Get Associations (IDs only)
• Hydrate Associations (full objects) ⭐
• Batch Get Associations (bulk ID retrieval) ⭐ NEW
• Batch Hydrate Associations (bulk full objects) ⭐ NEW
• Create Association
• Delete Association

Key Features:

• Efficient batch processing for multiple source objects
• Automatic chunking and pagination
• Full object hydration with custom property selection
• Support for all HubSpot object types including custom objects

Batch Hydrate Example:

[HubSpot CRM: Search Contacts] → 500 contacts
        ↓
[HubSpot Associations: Batch Hydrate]
  From: contacts
  To: companies
  Properties: name,domain,industry
        ↓
Output: 500 contacts with full company objects embedded
API Calls: ~4 (instead of 500!)

3. HubSpot Forms

Work with HubSpot forms and submissions with advanced field mapping, automatic pagination, and GDPR compliance.

Operations:

• Get Forms (v3)
• Get Submissions (v1 API) ⭐ with automatic pagination
• Submit Form (v3-legacy) ⭐

Key Features:

• Automatic pagination for form submissions with returnAll option
• Multi-object field support (contacts, companies, deals, custom objects)
• GDPR consent and subscription management
• Secure and unsecure endpoint options
• Context tracking (page URI, HUTK, IP address)
• Dynamic subscription type loading
• Dedicated API handler (doesn’t impact rate limits of other nodes)
• Efficient batch retrieval (50 submissions per API call)

Get Submissions Example:

[HubSpot Forms: Get Submissions]
  Form: Contact Form
  Return All: ✓ (automatically fetches all submissions)
  → Retrieves all submissions with automatic pagination
  → Internal: 50 submissions per API call

Submit Form Example:

[HubSpot Forms: Submit Form]
  Form: Contact Form
  Email: john@example.com
  Additional Fields:
    - Contact: firstname = John
    - Contact: lastname = Doe
    - Company: name = Acme Corp
  Consent & Subscriptions:
    - Marketing Emails: ✓ Opted In
    - Newsletter: ✓ Opted In
  Endpoint: Secure (recommended)

4. HubSpot Object Schema

Retrieve metadata about object types and properties.

Operations:

• Get Custom Object Types
• Get Object Schema (full schema including properties) ⭐
• Get Properties for an object type

Key Features:

• Retrieve complete object schemas with all properties
• Support for both standard and custom objects
• Dynamic property metadata loading

5. HubSpot Files

Work with HubSpot File Manager for uploading, replacing, updating, and searching files.

Operations:

• Upload File
• Replace File
• Update Properties (name, access, parent folder) ⭐
• Search Files
• Import from URL
• Get File
• Delete File

Key Features:

• ReturnAll option for file searches with automatic pagination
• Multipart form-data support for uploads
• File metadata updates without re-uploading
• Folder path and extension filtering for searches
• Dynamic property selection
• Async URL import support

6. HubSpot Lists

Manage HubSpot lists with full CRUD, member retrieval, and search capabilities.

Operations:

• Get List Members
• Get Lists (fetch multiple by ILS list ID)
• Search Lists (search by name with pagination)
• Create List
• Update List Name
• Delete List
• Add Member / Add Many Members
• Remove Member / Remove Many Members
• Create Folder / Get Folders / Delete Folder

Key Features:

• ReturnAll option for automatic pagination on list members and search
• Object type filtering for list operations
• Offset-based pagination for list search (up to 500 per page)
• Processing type filtering in search (Manual, Snapshot, Dynamic)
• includeFilters option when fetching lists to retrieve filter branch definitions
• Batch retrieval for large lists
• Folder management for organizing lists

7. HubSpot Marketing Events

Create and manage marketing events with participant tracking.

Event Operations:

• Get single event
• Create or Update event (upsert)
• Search/list all events
• Update event
• Delete event
• Get participants with filtering
• Get participation statistics

Contact Operations:

• Register contacts for events
• Mark contacts as attended
• Cancel contact registration

List Operations:

• Get associated lists for an event
• Associate a list with an event
• Disassociate a list from an event

Key Features:

• Support for both contact ID and email identification
• Custom property management
• Participant state filtering (registered, attended, cancelled)
• Automatic pagination for large participant lists
• Dynamic property loading from HubSpot schema

Example Workflow:

[HubSpot Marketing Events: Create]
  Event Name: Product Launch Webinar 2024
  Event Organizer: Marketing Team
  External Event ID: webinar-2024-q1
  Start Date: 2024-03-15T14:00:00Z
  Event Type: WEBINAR
        ↓
[HubSpot Marketing Events: Register]
  Event: Product Launch Webinar 2024
  Identifier Type: Email
  Email: john@example.com
        ↓
[HubSpot Marketing Events: Get Participants]
  Filter: State = REGISTERED

8. HubSpot HubDB

Manage HubDB tables and rows for dynamic content storage and retrieval.

Table Operations:

• Get single table (by ID or name)
• Get all tables
• Create table
• Update table
• Delete table
• Publish table
• Unpublish table (revert to draft)

Row Operations:

• Get single row
• Get all rows (with filtering and sorting)
• Create row
• Update row
• Delete row
• Batch create rows
• Batch update rows
• Batch delete rows
• Batch read rows

Key Features:

• Publication status display in table selection
• Draft endpoint support for table management
• Automatic pagination for large datasets
• Batch operations for efficient bulk processing
• Column filtering and sorting
• Dynamic table and column selection

Example Workflow:

[HubSpot HubDB: Get Table]
  Table: Product Catalog
  → Returns table schema and metadata
        ↓
[HubSpot HubDB: Get Rows]
  Table: Product Catalog
  Return All: ✓
  Filters: category = "electronics"
  Sort: price ASC
  → Returns all matching rows with automatic pagination

9. HubSpot CMS Blog

Manage HubSpot CMS blog posts and blog tags.

Operations:

• Get single post / Get all posts
• Create, Update, Delete post
• Clone post
• Schedule post for publication
• Get draft / Reset draft
• Get revisions / Restore revision
• Batch delete posts
• Get / Create blog tags

Key Features:

• Dynamic blog and author dropdowns with caching
• Tag dropdowns for easy assignment
• Full draft lifecycle management
• Revision history with restore support

10. HubSpot CMS Pages

Manage HubSpot CMS site pages and landing pages.

Operations:

• Get single page / Get all pages
• Create, Update, Delete page
• Clone page
• Publish page
• Schedule page for publication
• Batch delete pages

Key Features:

• Dynamic page selection dropdown with status display
• Template and domain dropdowns with caching
• Automatic pagination for large page lists
• Supports both site pages and landing pages

11. HubSpot CMS Redirects

Manage HubSpot CMS URL redirects with full CRUD support and search capabilities.

Operations:

• Search redirects with filters
• Get single redirect
• Create redirect
• Update redirect
• Delete redirect

Key Features:

• Search with filters for route prefix, destination, redirect style, date ranges, and sorting
• Return All support for automatic pagination
• Pattern/regex matching for flexible redirect rules
• Query string and full URL matching options
• Protocol relative and trailing slash options

Example Workflow:

[HubSpot CMS Redirects: Search]
  Filters:
    - Route Prefix: /old-blog
    - Redirect Style: 301
  Sort: createdAt
  Return All: ✓
  → Returns all matching redirects

12. HubSpot Site Search

Search content across HubSpot-hosted sites and retrieve indexed data for specific assets.

Operations:

• Search site content with query, content type filtering, and boosting
• Get Indexed Data for a specific content asset by ID

Key Features:

• Content type filtering (blog posts, site pages, landing pages, knowledge articles, listings)
• Domain and language filtering
• Content boosting by type and recency
• Blog and HubDB table filtering with live dropdowns
• Offset-based pagination
• Path prefix filtering

Example Workflow:

[HubSpot Site Search: Search]
  Query: marketing tips
  Content Type: Blog Posts, Site Pages
  Domain: blog.example.com
  Boost Recent: 10d
  Limit: 10
  → Returns search results with relevance scoring

Rate Limiting

Adaptive, response-based rate limiting – works reliably even in n8n Queue Mode with multiple workers.

How it works:

1. No pre-counting – doesn’t track requests locally (unreliable in multi-worker setups)
2. Response-header-based – reads X-HubSpot-RateLimit-* headers from every response
3. Adaptive throttling – automatically slows down when Remaining gets low
4. 429 handling – exponential backoff + jitter + Retry-After header support
5. Global coordination – all nodes in the same worker process share pause state via globalThis singleton
6. Concurrent-safe – when 11 requests hit simultaneously, they queue up cleanly

What happens when you hit limits:

Request 1-10: ✅ Success (remaining: 90)
Request 11:   ❌ 429 Rate Limited
  → All nodes pause for 10s (exponential backoff)
  → Retry automatically (up to 5 attempts)
  → Success on retry

No configuration needed – the limiter adapts automatically to your HubSpot tier.

Authentication

Uses existing n8n HubSpot credentials:

1. App Token (recommended for private apps)
– Create a private app in HubSpot
– Copy the access token
– Add as credential in n8n

2. OAuth2 (for public apps)
– Configure OAuth app in HubSpot
– Use n8n’s OAuth2 flow

Development

Setup

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/n8n-nodes-hubspot-advanced.git
cd n8n-nodes-hubspot-advanced
npm install

Scripts

npm run dev              # Watch mode (TypeScript)
npm run build            # Build for production
npm test                 # Run tests
npm run test:watch       # Test watch mode
npm run test:coverage    # Coverage report
npm run lint             # Lint code
npm run lint:fix         # Fix linting issues

Lokales Testen in n8n

Quick Start:

1. Package bauen und verlinken
npm run build
npm link
2. In n8n verlinken
mkdir -p ~/.n8n/nodes
cd ~/.n8n/nodes
npm init -y
npm link n8n-nodes-hubspot-advanced
3. n8n starten
n8n start

Bei Änderungen:

Rebuild
npm run build
n8n neu starten (Strg+C, dann:)
n8n start

Detaillierte Anleitung: Siehe .windsurf/workflows/local-testing.md

Testing Rate Limiter

Um das Rate Limiting zu testen:

1. Erstelle einen Workflow mit 11+ parallelen HubSpot-Requests
2. Verwende einen Free-Tier HubSpot Account (100 req/10s)
3. Beobachte die Logs für Backoff-Meldungen
4. Erwartetes Verhalten:
– Requests 1-10: Sofort durchgelassen
– Request 11+: Pause → Retry → Erfolg

Project Structure

src/
├── nodes/
│   ├── HubSpotCrm/              # Main CRM node
│   ├── HubSpotAssociations/     # Associations with hydration
│   ├── HubSpotForms/            # Forms API
│   ├── HubSpotObjectSchema/     # Schema metadata
│   ├── HubSpotFiles/            # File Manager operations
│   ├── HubSpotLists/            # List member retrieval
│   ├── HubSpotMarketingEvents/  # Marketing events and participants
│   ├── HubSpotHubDb/            # HubDB tables and rows
│   ├── HubSpotCmsRedirects/     # CMS URL redirects
│   ├── HubSpotCmsBlog/          # CMS blog posts and tags
│   ├── HubSpotCmsPages/         # CMS site pages and landing pages
│   └── HubSpotSiteSearch/        # Site search
├── transport/
│   ├── RateLimiter.ts           # Adaptive rate limiting
│   └── HubSpotApiRequest.ts     # API wrapper
└── types.ts                     # Shared TypeScript types
tests/
├── unit/                        # Unit tests
├── integration/                 # Integration tests
└── fixtures/                    # Test data

API Version Support

| Feature | API Version | Node |
|—|—|—|
| CRM Objects (CRUD) | v3 | HubSpot CRM |
| Search | v3 | HubSpot CRM |
| Associations | v4 | HubSpot Associations |
| Batch Read | v3 | All nodes |
| Forms List | v3 | HubSpot Forms |
| Form Submissions | v1 (legacy) | HubSpot Forms |
| Submit Form | v3-legacy (api.hsforms.com) | HubSpot Forms |
| Object Schema | v3 | HubSpot Object Schema |
| File Upload | v3 | HubSpot Files |
| File Replace | v3 | HubSpot Files |
| File Search | v3 | HubSpot Files |
| List Members | v3 | HubSpot Lists |
| Marketing Events (CRUD) | v3 | HubSpot Marketing Events |
| Event Participants | v3 | HubSpot Marketing Events |
| Contact Registration | v3 | HubSpot Marketing Events |
| HubDB Tables (CRUD) | v3 | HubSpot HubDB |
| HubDB Rows (CRUD) | v3 | HubSpot HubDB |
| HubDB Batch Operations | v3 | HubSpot HubDB |
| CMS URL Redirects | v3 | HubSpot CMS Redirects |
| CMS Blog Posts (CRUD) | v3 | HubSpot CMS Blog |
| CMS Blog Tags (CRUD) | v3 | HubSpot CMS Blog |
| CMS Site Pages (CRUD) | v3 | HubSpot CMS Pages |
| CMS Landing Pages (CRUD) | v3 | HubSpot CMS Pages |
| Site Search | v3 | HubSpot Site Search |

Roadmap

• [x] Response-based Rate Limiting mit globalThis-Singleton
• [x] 429-Handling mit Exponential Backoff + Jitter
• [x] Retry-After Header Support
• [x] Comprehensive Test Suite (23 Tests)
• [x] Forms API v3 with multi-object support
• [x] GDPR consent and subscription management
• [x] Dedicated form submission handler (rate-limit isolated)
• [x] Custom object support (in Forms and CRM)
• [x] Batch association operations (Get & Hydrate)
• [x] TypeScript type safety improvements (74% reduction in any types)
• [x] Modular architecture with separated field descriptions
• [x] File property updates without re-upload
• [x] Association labels during object creation
• [x] Automatic pagination with returnAll across all nodes
• [x] Object schema retrieval
• [x] List filtering by object type
• [x] Form submissions pagination (API v1)
• [x] Batch Create, Update, Delete operations for CRM objects
• [x] Field-name mapping for batch operations
• [x] Extended search filter operators (IN, NOTIN, HASPROPERTY, NOTHASPROPERTY, BETWEEN)
• [x] Flexible values input for IN/NOT_IN (semicolon-separated or array expressions)
• [x] Conditional UI fields for filter operators
• [x] HubDB node with table and row operations
• [x] Association label filtering with AND/OR modes
• [x] Multiple association labels support in create/delete operations
• [x] GetAssociationLabelDefinitions operation
• [x] Comprehensive field validation with helpful error messages
• [x] Automatic batching for large IN/NOT_IN filter values
• [x] HubSpot CMS Redirects node with search, get, create, update, delete
• [x] HubSpot Site Search node with search and indexed data retrieval
• [x] HubSpot CMS Blog node with full post and tag management
• [x] HubSpot CMS Pages node with site page and landing page management
• [ ] OAuth2 support
• [ ] Webhook triggers
• [ ] Advanced filtering UI
• [ ] Workflow enrollment
• [ ] Property history retrieval

Contributing

Contributions welcome! Please:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Write tests for your changes
4. Ensure tests pass (pnpm test)
5. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
6. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
7. Open a Pull Request

License

MIT

Support

• GitHub Issues
• n8n Community
• HubSpot API Docs

Credits

Built with ❤️ for the n8n community.

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Note: This is a community node. It is not officially maintained by n8n or HubSpot.