• COMMUNICATION AND PARISH DATA IN ONE PLACE.
HubSpot is a new communications tool offered by the Diocese of Paterson to replace Flocknote. Its features include:
Joining HubSpot:
To create an email:
To create new contacts:
Here's an example of a customized email we would create to reach out to the parishes. To start select your professionally designed parish email template. Then simply drag and drop elements like text, images, and buttons to customize your email. Once your email is ready, you can preview it to ensure it looks great on any device. Then, schedule or send your email to your contacts with just a few clicks. With HubSpot's intuitive interface, creating and sending marketing emails has never been easier. Watch the video for a step-by-step tutorial on using HubSpot's email platform.
Sometimes we finish sending out an email and forget to add a list of people who were originally supposed to receive it.
To send a Text Message to your list:
To add an attachment to your email:
To manage lists:
Download the Template for Contact Records Excel sheet found to the right of these instructions
Insert all users correct information in the Columns found in the Template
For the "Parish" column please open the file to the right called "All Parish Names" and copy the parish name for ALL parishioners you are importing
Add any additional information that you would like in columns to the right of parish
On HubSpot, go to the contacts page and click import on the top right on the page
Click the Import a file button found on the middle of the screen
Click start an import
Select contacts and click next on the bottom right of your screen
Upload the template file you just created and click next
Confirm that the data you are importing and the property names are matching then click next
Type what you would like the name of your list to be in the "Import Name" box and click all 3 check boxes
Click Finish Import
To check the reports for email:
To create a sacramental record:
To create a family record:
Create a form for parents to register their children and post it to your eCatholic website: