Get Comprehensive & Effortless HubSpot Backup
Back up 21+ HubSpot objects, including custom objects, to protect valuable customer data. End expensive HubSpot license upgrades and enjoy unlimited retention on SysCloud.
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What are the limitations of HubSpot’s native data retention?
What are the limitations of HubSpot’s native data retention?
Why choose SysCloud for HubSpot backup?
Why choose SysCloud for HubSpot backup?
What HubSpot objects does SysCloud backup?
Read our in-depth guide on how SysCloud addresses the data retention and restoration gaps for HubSpot.
Discover a better way to backup HubSpot
SysCloud can automate your HubSpot backups, track modifications to records, and recover the exact copy of the data - with no limitations on the recovery date.
Make smarter backups
Automate backups of HubSpot objects, properties, records, and more along with their object associations. Let SysCloud handle all API errors so you can just focus on other critical admin tasks.
Unlock your recoveries
Enjoy the power to go back in time and recover an entire account, object, or even a specific record from any of the backup snapshots.
Frequently asked questions
If you’re hesitating, do not worry, we are here to explain everything you might want to know. Let us help!
Can SysCloud back up HubSpot custom objects?
Yes. SysCloud can back up custom HubSpot objects.
How many HubSpot objects can we back up?
SysCloud can back up more than 21 HubSpot objects. To learn more, click here.
Does SysCloud maintain object relationships during HubSpot restore?
Yes. SysCloud maintains HubSpot object relationships during restore.
What are my storage location options for SysCloud backup archives?
SysCloud backup archives can be securely stored in AWS cloud storage locations across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, or Singapore.
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