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s_nawaz
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Help Wanted: Integrate Custom PHP ecommerce website with HubSpot CRM

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Hello there,

My Website is http://beautnbeauty.com/ it is simple eCommerce custom php website which i want to integrate with hubspot CRM. I tried my best but only able to integrate contact form with Hubspot cotnacts. However i want to integrate new Signup Customers, Subscribers, and Customers who order any products.

Anyone please help me here.!

Also what if i want to hire any developer of Hubspot. how can i hire Developer here?

Thanks,
Shah

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IsaacTakushi
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HubSpot Employee
HubSpot Employee

Help Wanted: Integrate Custom PHP ecommerce website with HubSpot CRM

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Welcome, @s.nawaz.

I've modified this topic's title to better reflect your request.

From your description, it sounds like you could still use the Forms API to pass subscriber and customer information into your HubSpot account.

Did you use the v2 forms endpoint or the v3 forms endpoint?

You can use either to pass form information into HubSpot, but only the v3 endpoint supports CORS and AJAX requests.

Alternatively, it is also possible to create and update contact records in your account with the Contacts API or the Ecommerce Bridge APIs. Since neither of these APIs support CORS AJAX requests, however, you would not be able to run them client-side from your website. If you wish to use either of these APIs, you would need to create an intermediary app which could parse the information from your web forms and pass them into HubSpot.

I'll leave the community to respond to your help request, but I also highly recommend reviewing the HubSpot Agency Directory. The partners I linked are all certified with HubSpot and offer integration services.

Isaac Takushi

Associate Certification Manager

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dhirajpandey
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Participant | Diamond Partner
Participant | Diamond Partner

Help Wanted: Integrate Custom PHP ecommerce website with HubSpot CRM

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Hi @s.nawaz, We do provide developer services. You can write to me. Here is my email address dhiraj@niswey.com

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Ahmarsaeed
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Help Wanted: Integrate Custom PHP ecommerce website with HubSpot CRM

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Hi,

My website is https://wesell.pk  and it is an ecommerce website. I am lookinf for the CRM which can be used for profit / loss calculation of each order ( cost of each product - sale of each product ) of each order seprately.

Kindly answer me ASAP.

Regards,

Wesell.pk  

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dhirajpandey
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Participant | Diamond Partner
Participant | Diamond Partner

Help Wanted: Integrate Custom PHP ecommerce website with HubSpot CRM

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Hi @s.nawaz, We do provide developer services. You can write to me. Here is my email address dhiraj@niswey.com

IsaacTakushi
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HubSpot Employee
HubSpot Employee

Help Wanted: Integrate Custom PHP ecommerce website with HubSpot CRM

SOLVE

Welcome, @s.nawaz.

I've modified this topic's title to better reflect your request.

From your description, it sounds like you could still use the Forms API to pass subscriber and customer information into your HubSpot account.

Did you use the v2 forms endpoint or the v3 forms endpoint?

You can use either to pass form information into HubSpot, but only the v3 endpoint supports CORS and AJAX requests.

Alternatively, it is also possible to create and update contact records in your account with the Contacts API or the Ecommerce Bridge APIs. Since neither of these APIs support CORS AJAX requests, however, you would not be able to run them client-side from your website. If you wish to use either of these APIs, you would need to create an intermediary app which could parse the information from your web forms and pass them into HubSpot.

I'll leave the community to respond to your help request, but I also highly recommend reviewing the HubSpot Agency Directory. The partners I linked are all certified with HubSpot and offer integration services.

Isaac Takushi

Associate Certification Manager
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