If you have Add and Edit users permissions in your HubSpot account, you can create new users, customize user permissions, and remove users from your account.
The new user should receive an email welcoming them to your account and prompting them to set their HubSpot password. If the user is already a user in another HubSpot account, they will not need to set a new password, but will now have access to your account when they log in.
If your new user doesn't receive a welcome email within five minutes of being added to your account, ask them to check their Junk/SPAM folder. If the email doesn't appear there, the user should follow the steps to ensure HubSpot emails are delivered. You can then give them access by sending a reset password email. The new user can also do this directly from the login screen.
Once the new user logs in, they can set up their profile.
Please note: if you want to delete a Sales Hub Starter, Professional, or Service Hub Professional user you'll need to remove access to the paid sales and service tools before deleting the user.
Before deleting a user, keep in mind that their created content and owned records may be affected:
When a user is deleted, all content (blog posts, pages, lists, workflows, reports, forms, etc.) they created will remain in your account.
Any social messages published by the deleted user will remain published; however, please note that if the deleted user was the administrator for any social media accounts, you may need to reconnect those accounts. Verify any changed permissions within your social media settings (Marketing > Social > Settings).
Any sequences, templates, and documents created in your account will remain; however, keep in mind that the deleted user must have shared their sales templates in order for other users to access them.
If you remove a user from your account, Deactivated User ([deleted user's email address]) will appear in the ownership property for any contacts, companies, deals, and tickets owned by that user. If your HubSpot account is synced with Salesforce and the removed user is still a Salesforce user, the user's name will appear as Name (Salesforce), as it does for SFDC users who never had HubSpot access.
Before removing a user, you should reassign any contacts, companies, deals, and open tickets owned by the user. Set up filters for records owned by the user then bulk edit the owner property or, if you have access to workflows, enroll contacts owned by the user and use the Set a contact property value action to change the owner value of all enrolled contacts. Learn more about setting ownership of records in HubSpot.
Please note: you'll continue to see Deactivated User ([deleted user's email address]) in your list of contact, company, or deal owners when segmenting lists, building workflow criteria, and in any other areas of the tool where the user owned any records as long as the deactivated user owns at least one record in the account.
To remove a user from your account: