What it does, today
Activity timeline pull
Recent calls, meetings, and emails from the past 90 days inform every draft. Pranan knows what was already said.
Deal-stage awareness
Discovery, evaluation, negotiation, closed-won. Each stage gets the right register without you switching modes.
Contact property context
Industry, role, seniority, lifecycle stage. Custom properties pulled and surfaced where they matter.
Company-level intelligence
Account size, parent-child relationships, multiple contacts at the same company. Drafts respect the org chart.
Auto-refresh every 6 hours
Sync runs on its own schedule. New contacts, updated deal stages and fresh activities are picked up on the next sync.
Built by an Elite Partner
INSIDEA, the agency behind Pranan, is an Elite HubSpot Partner. The integration is built by people who live in HubSpot.
Connect HubSpot from your Pranan settings. We use OAuth, so your HubSpot password is never shared with Pranan; the OAuth tokens are stored encrypted. Pranan syncs your contacts, companies, deals, and recent activities into an isolated context layer. When you receive an email from a contact already in HubSpot, the draft Pranan generates pulls in their deal stage, last interaction, and company context, without you having to look it up.
What's in the context layer
Contacts
Name, role, lifecycle stage, lead status, custom properties, last touch date.
Companies
Name, domain, industry, size, custom firmographics, parent-child links.
Deals
Stage, amount, close date, deal type, custom deal properties.
Activities (90 days)
Calls, meetings, notes, emails. Both inbound and outbound.
Pranan requests read-only scopes for contacts, companies, deals, their schemas, and sales email activity (sales-email-read). We do not write back to HubSpot. Tokens are AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest. Disconnect anytime from settings. Disconnecting deletes the synced HubSpot data from Pranan.
Connect HubSpot in 30 seconds
OAuth flow, account picker, you're done. Initial sync runs in the background and surfaces context in your next draft.