| HubSpot Form to WhatsApp Flow (one-click conversion)Convert any existing HubSpot Form into a Meta WhatsApp Flow with a single click. |
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Flowella's core action. Pick a HubSpot Form, click Convert to WhatsApp Flow, Flowella maps the fields to Flow JSON and publishes to your WhatsApp Business Account. |
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DoubleTick has a WhatsApp Flow builder of its own with drag-and-drop and templates5, but it does not read HubSpot Forms. You rebuild each form by hand inside DoubleTick. |
| Submissions return as native HubSpot form submissionsCustomer replies come back into HubSpot as the same form-submission event your existing automations already listen for. |
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When a contact completes the WhatsApp Flow, Flowella writes the response back through HubSpot's Forms API as a native form-submission event on the contact record. Every workflow trigger that listens for that form already works. |
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DoubleTick has no HubSpot Marketplace app2 and no published HubSpot integration architecture beyond deep-linking5. Flow responses live inside DoubleTick. They are not written into HubSpot as form submissions. |
| HubSpot-native workflow action that sends a FlowSend a WhatsApp Flow from inside a HubSpot workflow, with a real workflow card. |
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Flowella registers a HubSpot custom workflow action called Send WhatsApp via Flowella. Drop it into any contact-based workflow, pick the Flow, set the template, done. |
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Without a Marketplace app there is no HubSpot custom workflow action available. The integration is a deep-link URL pattern https://web.doubletick.io/conversations// that opens a chat when an agent clicks a button on the contact record5. Zapier or webhooks can bridge events, but at the cost of an extra subscription and a non-native workflow surface. |
| Branch HubSpot workflows on a structured WhatsApp replyUse the field values from a WhatsApp Flow submission to branch HubSpot workflows. |
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Because Flow replies land as native form submissions, every value is a HubSpot contact property. Branch on it like any other form field. |
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DoubleTick captures Flow replies inside its own database. To branch a HubSpot workflow on those values you would have to build a webhook pipeline or a Zapier flow, parse the payload, then patch HubSpot via API. It is achievable for a technical team, but it is not a native HubSpot trigger primitive.5 |
| Bi-directional contact syncAre contacts kept in sync between WhatsApp tooling and HubSpot in both directions? |
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Flowella uses HubSpot OAuth and reads or writes contact properties through the standard HubSpot API. |
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DoubleTick's marketing page lists "CRM integrations (Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho)" but its published HubSpot mechanism is deep-linking only5. Real sync is via Zapier triggers, which is a paid third-party bridge rather than a first-class connector.2 |
| Team inbox for WhatsAppA shared agent inbox to handle multi-agent WhatsApp conversations. |
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Flowella does not replace the HubSpot Conversations Inbox; it routes WhatsApp inbound into HubSpot's own inbox via the standard HubSpot WhatsApp channel on Marketing or Service Hub Professional and above.4 |
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This is DoubleTick's heartland. Starter ($169.9/mo, billed yearly) includes a 5-agent inbox; Pro ($217.8/mo, billed yearly) raises that to 10 agents with roles, permissions and number masking.7 One of their strongest features. |
| Multi-channel beyond WhatsAppEmail, SMS, Instagram, Messenger in the same product. |
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Flowella is deliberately WhatsApp-only. Multi-channel is HubSpot's job. |
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DoubleTick is also WhatsApp-only. Their value is depth on WhatsApp, not breadth. Honest tie. |
| WhatsApp Coexistence via Meta Embedded SignupKeep using the WhatsApp Business App on the same number while running the Cloud API alongside. |
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Flowella onboards via Meta Embedded Signup and supports Coexistence so the WhatsApp Business App keeps working on the same number. |
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DoubleTick supports Meta Coexistence with full Embedded Signup onboarding documented at learn.doubletick.io/co-existence-of-whatsapp-business-app-and-whatsapp-business-api-on-the-same-number-india.3 Honest tie. |
| WhatsApp Catalogues and ShopSend Meta Commerce catalogues from within WhatsApp. |
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Catalogues run on the Meta Business Account directly; Flowella does not gate or rebuild this surface. If you have a Meta catalogue, you can use it. |
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Catalogue sharing is a marketed DoubleTick capability, partly because parent company QuickSell is a catalogue platform.1 Their bot can also recognise product images sent by customers and add them to a cart. |
| Cloud hosting region for UK / EUWhere is customer and conversation data stored? |
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Flowella is operated by Discover Digital, a HubSpot Solutions Partner based in Reading, UK. UK and EU posture is the default. |
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Operated by Apport Software Solutions Pvt Ltd, Mumbai. The pricing-page footer carries ISO 27001 and EU GDPR Compliant badges, but no EU or UK regional hosting option is published. For UK / EU buyers with data-residency requirements, this is materially weaker than an EU- or UK-parented vendor. |
| HubSpot Marketplace listingIs the vendor listed in HubSpot's official App Marketplace? |
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Flowella is listed in the HubSpot Marketplace. It launched in December 2025 under the HubSpot Early Build programme and uses standard OAuth scopes against the customer's portal. |
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A search of ecosystem.hubspot.com for "DoubleTick" and "Quicksell" returns no DoubleTick app2. DoubleTick's own product navigation lists Salesforce Integration but no HubSpot product page. The only public HubSpot bridge is via Zapier, a paid third-party connector. |