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HubSpot-powered screen takeovers

Put the HubSpot events that matter in front of marketing, sales and service. Fugo turns the deals, tickets and accounts you choose into takeovers on your office screens.

A HubSpot trigger takes over an office screen with a Closed Won announcement for Samantha Cruz, Enterprise Sales, South Region
Revenue operations office with a HubSpot revenue overview dashboard on a wall-mounted TV

HubSpot sees every change. Most of your company sees none of them.

A large team creates thousands of leads and hundreds of deal changes a day. The few that matter to everyone stay inside the CRM with the people who own the record.

  • Key accounts enter the pipeline without marketing or sales noticing

  • Marketing gets credit for lead counts, not for the revenue it brings in

  • Major renewals pass without the wider team hearing about them

  • Urgent tickets wait until someone checks their HubSpot queue

Decide which HubSpot events deserve a screen

Connect your HubSpot account, pick the events to watch and set the criteria that make one worth interrupting regular content. When a match comes in, Fugo plays your takeover, then returns to the playlist.

Objects, actions and filters

Choose HubSpot object types and actions, then narrow them with structured filters or plain-language criteria evaluated by AI.

Messages that fill themselves in

Play existing content, or show a message with dynamic text that fills in fields from the event, such as a name or deal value.

The right screens only

Send each takeover to the screens where the people who need it work, then return to regular playback.

Fugo HubSpot trigger configuration filtering updated deals that are Closed Won with an amount of at least 50,000

What can you do with HubSpot triggers?

Use takeovers for the events your teams would act on or recognize if they knew about them, not for every routine CRM update.

  • Sales team office screen announcing a new high-value deal from HubSpot

    Highlight high-value inbound opportunities

    Fire when a deal is created for a target enterprise account. Sales and marketing see the opportunity together while it is still fresh.

  • Marketing team office with a HubSpot marketing performance screen on the wall

    Recognize marketing-sourced revenue

    Fire when a major deal from a marketing campaign closes. Marketing gets credit for revenue on the floor, not just for lead counts in a report.

  • Deal won takeover for Marcus Webb, Enterprise Sales, Midwest Region, triggered from HubSpot

    Celebrate major sales wins

    Filter Closed Won deals by deal value or pipeline, so only the wins that move the quarter take over the screen.

  • Office screen announcing a new $214k three-year enterprise deal with Acme Corporation

    Mark important customer renewals

    Fire when a strategic customer renews or extends. Renewals depend on service, success and sales, so the whole group should hear about them.

  • Escalation visibility dashboard showing high-priority, urgent and critical ticket counts

    Escalate critical customer issues

    Fire when a high-priority ticket is created or escalated. The people who can help see it on screen instead of waiting for a queue check.

You control what reaches the screen

Fugo uses your connected HubSpot account to evaluate the events you choose. Only the fields you add to a message appear on screen, so you decide what is shown and where.

  • Connect HubSpot from Fugo settings
  • Triggers run only on events you select
  • Only fields you add are shown
  • Assign takeovers to chosen screens

Frequently asked questions

Can I show HubSpot events on office TV screens?

Yes. Fugo connects to HubSpot and interrupts regular screen content with a takeover when an event you choose happens, such as a major deal closing or a high-priority ticket being created.

You’ll need a Fugo account and compatible screen hardware. See how Fugo works for an overview.

How do I connect HubSpot to Fugo?

Connect your HubSpot account from the connection settings in Fugo. If you start creating a HubSpot trigger without a connected account, Fugo sends you to connection settings first.

How do I choose which HubSpot events trigger a takeover?

Pick the HubSpot object types and actions to watch, such as deals, tickets, contacts or companies. You can then filter each action with structured filters or describe the criteria in plain language and let AI evaluate them.

Examples of properties you can filter on include deal value, lifecycle stage, pipeline, ticket priority and account characteristics.

What can a HubSpot takeover show?

You can play existing content from your Fugo library, or show a message with dynamic text that fills in fields from the event. For example, “Hello {name}” shows the name from the HubSpot record.

How is this different from showing HubSpot dashboards on a TV?

A HubSpot TV dashboard shows your reports on screen all day. Triggers react to individual events and interrupt what is playing, then return to regular content.

The two work well together: a dashboard gives the bigger picture, and a takeover marks the moment something important happens.

Will every deal update take over our screens?

No. Nothing fires unless it matches the objects, actions and filters you set. Most teams keep takeovers for events significant enough to interrupt the screen, not routine CRM updates.