Can you reference custom properties in hubspot emails (source code)

a_ayodeji · ‎Dec 28, 2018

Hi there,

In order to get started with product reviews in Trustpilot, I need to BCC or send directly to our Trustpilot email address with the following script in the header html of the email:

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</script>

These values will need to by dynamic based on custom properties for each contact. I have already et up the custom properties. So i am just wondering how to reference the custom properties in the code editor

IsaacTakushi · ‎Dec 31, 2018

Welcome, @a.ayodeji.

Yes, this is possible. I just confirmed the following method populates a contact's property values:

To modify a HubSpot marketing email's <head> source code, you must clone a template to HTML. (The screenshots in this article are outdated, so I have included another below.)

In the <head>, add the following code containing HubL tokens ("personalization tokens"😞

<script type="application/json+trustpilot">
  {
    "recipientName": "{{ contact.firstname }} {{ contact.lastname }}",
    "recipientEmail": "{{ contact.email }}",
    "referenceId": "{{ contact.your_custom_property's_internal_name }}",
    "productSkus": ["{{ contact.your_custom_property's_internal_name }}","{{ contact.your_custom_property's_internal_name }}"]
  }
</script>

The HubL tokens will populate each recipient's corresponding property values in the final email. My test produced the following:

Isaac Takushi

Associate Certification Manager

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IsaacTakushi · ‎Dec 31, 2018

Welcome, @a.ayodeji.

Yes, this is possible. I just confirmed the following method populates a contact's property values:

To modify a HubSpot marketing email's <head> source code, you must clone a template to HTML. (The screenshots in this article are outdated, so I have included another below.)

In the <head>, add the following code containing HubL tokens ("personalization tokens"😞

<script type="application/json+trustpilot">
  {
    "recipientName": "{{ contact.firstname }} {{ contact.lastname }}",
    "recipientEmail": "{{ contact.email }}",
    "referenceId": "{{ contact.your_custom_property's_internal_name }}",
    "productSkus": ["{{ contact.your_custom_property's_internal_name }}","{{ contact.your_custom_property's_internal_name }}"]
  }
</script>

The HubL tokens will populate each recipient's corresponding property values in the final email. My test produced the following:

Isaac Takushi

Associate Certification Manager

a_ayodeji · ‎Jan 15, 2019

Sorry for the later reply @Isaac_Takushi. Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question!!!

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