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When GitHub: Issue opened happens, do HubSpot: Update deal.

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Open GitHub issues for blocked deals

When a deal moves to Negotiation with a "needs eng fix" flag, create a GitHub issue tagged with the deal id.

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Log shipped fixes on the deal timeline

When the linked GitHub issue closes, add a HubSpot engagement noting the fix version and issue number.

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Advance renewal deals on release

When a production release publishes, update open renewal deals in Commit stage with the release tag in a note field.

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Escalate VIP tickets to GitHub

When a priority HubSpot ticket is created for an enterprise company, open a tracking issue in the customer-fixes repo.

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Note deploys on company records

When a successful deploy status hits production, log an engagement on the matching HubSpot company from the repo mapping.

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What's the status of the Acme Corp SSO fix we promised on deal 4412?

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GitHub and HubSpot FAQ

Yes. Corsair is built with a REST API. This means you can build agents, knowledge bases, interfaces, and workflows.

Yes. Corsair links GitHub and HubSpot so deal blockers become trackable issues and shipped fixes write back to HubSpot timelines automatically.

Create GitHub issues from deal or ticket escalations, log engagements when issues close or releases ship, and keep renewal deals aligned with deploy status.

Yes. GitHub issue, pull request, deploy, and release events plus HubSpot deal, contact, company, and ticket webhooks are available as typed triggers.