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How to score Hubspot contacts with Vector Data
How to score Hubspot contacts with Vector Data
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Overview

This guide outlines how to set up contact-level scoring in HubSpot using Vector’s event data. By integrating site visitor and intent data, you can create an automated lead scoring system to prioritize high-intent prospects based on their engagement with your website or off-site intent signals.

Step 1: Pushing Events from Vector to HubSpot

Before setting up scoring, ensure that your Vector segments are correctly pushing activity records into HubSpot. To do this, ensure:

  1. Hubspot is integrated with Vector

  2. Hubspot is an action in your selected segments

  3. Those segments are turned on

Step 2: Verify Contact-Level Activity in HubSpot

  1. Navigate to HubSpot > Contacts

  2. Select a contact who has engaged with Vector-tracked events

  3. Scroll down to Activity Timeline to see intent signals from Vector

Step 3: Creating a Contact Scoring Model in HubSpot

You have two options to set up scoring in Hubspot leveraging Vector signals. One is via Hubspot's native scoring model. The other is via a custom roll-up score. See below for both optinos!

Option 1: Using HubSpot's Native Score Fields

  • Go to HubSpot > Settings > Properties

  • Search for "Hubspot Score" (or create a new custom scoring field)

  • Click Field Type > Edit Score Criteria

  • Vector has it's own custom properties here. Scroll down > Vector Contact Visit Timeline (Site ID) or Vector Intent Timeline (offsite ID)

  • You then have the option to add different scores based off the segment themselves (if you have higher intent segments, target account site de-anonymization). Accomplish that here via Segment ID or Segment Name. For example:

    • Branded Intent (e.g., Segment ID: 7264) β†’ +5 points

    • Category Intent (e.g., Segment ID: 7265) β†’ +1 point

    • Competitor Intent (e.g., Segment ID: 7266) β†’ +3 points

  • Save the score model to begin tracking engagement levels

βœ… Pros of this approach: Simple & built-in within HubSpot

❌ Limitations: Scores do not decay over time & do not account for multiple detections across different intent topics.

Step 4: Creating a Vector Roll-Up Score (Advanced Option)

For more dynamic scoring, consider building a custom rolling score that updates based on new intent events.

Steps to Create a Roll-Up Score:

  1. Create a Custom Property in HubSpot to store the rolling score you are about to create

  2. Set up an Automation Workflow:

    • Automation > workflow > create workflow from scratch

    • Select the Contact based trigger > when new event occurs

    • Add event criteria >Intent Timeline Event > save

    • CRM > increase or devrease property value

      • Increase by +1 (or an appropriate value based on the event type)

  3. Save & Activate the workflow

  4. Use the rolling score property to roll up to your overall contact score

βœ… Pros of this approach: Allows for incremental scoring and can be used to build a more dynamic model

❌ Limitations: Requires HubSpot's automation platform & additional setup

Final Thoughts

Both scoring methods help prioritize high-intent leads, ensuring that sales teams can engage the right contacts at the right time. If you need more customization, Vector's roll-up scoring approach can offer better long-term tracking.

Let us know if you need adjustments to ensure the best-fit scoring model for your team! πŸš€

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