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Getting started · HubSpot

Connect HubSpot calls to ArcGlass

Authorize ArcGlass to your HubSpot account and transcribe HubSpot dialer call recordings automatically. No API key — just OAuth consent. About five minutes, start to finish.

Open Pipelines → ~5 min setup
Before you begin

What you'll need

ArcGlass access
An ArcGlass account with permission to create pipelines.
HubSpot access
Permission to authorize connected apps — a Super Admin, or a user your admin allows to install apps.
Dialer recordings
Calls placed through the HubSpot dialer, with call recording enabled.
Scopes
Ability to approve the requested read-only access in the HubSpot popup.
At a glance

The three-step flow

01

Select HubSpot

On the Ingestion step, choose HubSpot from Calls Sources.

02

Connect with OAuth

Select Connect to HubSpot and approve access in the popup.

03

Finish the pipeline

Continue through AI Instructions and Summary, then create.

Step by step

The full walkthrough

01

Select HubSpot as your call source

  1. Create a Calls pipeline. In ArcGlass, create a pipeline and choose Calls — the “Configure your calls pipeline” wizard opens.
  2. Open the Ingestion step. Under Calls Sources, select HubSpot.
  3. Review the panel. HubSpot transcribes dialer call recordings automatically — there is no API key to enter.
Select HubSpot from Calls Sources, then choose Connect to HubSpot.
Select HubSpot from Calls Sources, then choose Connect to HubSpot.
02

Connect and authorize in HubSpot

  1. Select Connect to HubSpot. A popup opens to authorize ArcGlass with your HubSpot account.
  2. Choose the account. If prompted, pick the HubSpot account (portal) whose calls ArcGlass should process.
  3. Approve access. ArcGlass requests read-only scopes, including calling transcripts, then returns you with HubSpot connected.
Tip — Granting calling-transcript access is what lets ArcGlass read recorded calls. Without it, calls can't be transcribed or analyzed.
HubSpot shows Connected once authorization succeeds.
HubSpot shows Connected once authorization succeeds.
03

Finish and create the pipeline

  1. Continue through AI Instructions. Keep the defaults unless ArcGlass provides different settings.
  2. Review the Summary. Confirm the details and create the pipeline. Dialer recordings begin syncing automatically.
Confirm it worked

Confirm onboarding is complete

Open Pipeline Runs
The newly created Calls pipeline should appear in the list.
Verify status
The pipeline should show Active. ArcGlass pulls dialer recordings, transcribes them, and analyzes them as they become available.
Check the Calls page
Analyzed calls appear on the dedicated Calls page — pickup and voicemail funnel, dispositions, and messaging insights.

You're done when

The Calls pipeline is Active with HubSpot connected, and your dialer recordings are syncing into the Calls page.

If something's off

Quick troubleshooting

Connect popup doesn't open
Allow pop-ups for ArcGlass and confirm a browser extension isn't blocking it, then select Connect to HubSpot again.
Access is rejected in HubSpot
A HubSpot Super Admin may need to approve the app, or grant you permission to install connected apps.
Calls sync but aren't analyzed
Confirm you approved calling-transcript access in the popup and that the calls have dialer recordings.
No calls appear
Only calls recorded through the HubSpot dialer are pulled. Confirm recording is enabled and recent calls have finished processing.
Older calls are missing
A standard run pulls recent calls first. Contact support@arcglass.io to backfill your full call history.
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