Martin Broadhurst presenting on AI in HubSpot

HubSpot Consultancy · AI in HubSpot

AI in HubSpot, applied sensibly

This is the consultancy side of AI in HubSpot: assessing where native AI fits, configuring appropriate assistants and agents, and applying it sensibly to portal management and real processes.

In plain terms

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HubSpot Partner Advisory Council — AI

Two consecutive terms advising HubSpot on AI

For 2025 and again for 2026 — two consecutive terms — I've served on HubSpot's Partner Advisory Council for AI. It's a small group HubSpot convenes to advise on how AI actually lands for the partners and customers using it day to day.

What that means for you is simple: I'm not guessing about where HubSpot's AI is heading. I feed back what works and what falls short for real SMEs — and I bring that same judgement to your portal. I've been building on HubSpot since 2012, so I can tell the genuinely useful from the demo-ware.

AI in HubSpot is moving quickly, and not every feature is worth switching on. My job is to apply it sensibly — the parts that save your team real time now, set up so they are dependable, not just impressive.

What I do

What this covers

AI is already in my delivery — from content operations to AI-assisted migrations. Here's where it earns its place in a HubSpot portal.

Breeze Assistant and embedded AI

HubSpot's native AI capabilities assessed and configured for the work where they can genuinely help.

Agent Hub and agent builder

Scoping and configuring appropriate agents and agentic automation, with clear permissions, approvals and guardrails.

AI-assisted portal management

Using AI to keep a portal clean — deduplication, data hygiene, property and workflow housekeeping — faster than by hand.

AI-assisted migrations

On a migration, AI can summarise years of activity history into useful context — so you import the signal, not the noise.

An honest filter

Two terms on HubSpot's AI advisory council mean I can tell you what's worth switching on — and what to leave off.

How I work

How it typically runs

Separate hype from help

We look at what your team does, and I flag where HubSpot's AI genuinely helps versus where it's a distraction.

Build it in

I switch on and configure the AI features and agents that fit, set up to be dependable rather than just clever.

Keep it current

The platform moves monthly; I keep your setup aligned with what's actually landed and proven.

Proof

Where I've done this

AI content operations, embedded in a real Marketing Pro migration.

Vibration Monitoring

Havspro

An integrated AI service for rapid blog publishing and research content, wired into a HubSpot Marketing Pro migration.

Content velocity, transformed

Read the case study

On a recent Spotler-to-HubSpot migration I used AI to summarise years of activity history into useful context — importing the signal, not the noise. See how I run implementations & migrations.

It's really helpful to have the summary of what's been imported. The AI-generated activity summaries sound like a really sensible way of keeping the useful context without importing lots of noise.
Group Marketing ManagerTioga Limited

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