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# Enable the Hubspot integration

To integrate Toky with Hubspot CRM you must go to the [integration settings panel](https://app.toky.co/business/tools/hubspot) do the following:

1. Login to the Toky **Dashboard**
2. Click on **Integrations** in the **Help** section
3. Find [**Hubspot CRM**](https://app.toky.co/business/tools/hubspot) in the list of integrations and click on it
4. In the right pane, under the **Integrate with Hubspot** section, click on the **Connect** button and you will be redirected to your **HubSpot login page**.
5. You must authorize Toky to continue the integration process.

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**Note:**

* The synchronization time will depend on the number of contacts you have in Hubspot CRM
* Every 10 minutes synchronization process is performed for new contacts/leads
* If a contact is recently added and a call is made to that contact, the call record will appear in the contact's profile at the next synchronization


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