Bulk property cleanup via scheduled recurring workflow
Professional
Seat pricing: Professional edition. To build it, a GTM Seat or an Ops Seat (an Ops Seat cannot create marketing emails or sequences). Per-hub plans: Data Hub Professional.
Per-hub plans: also Marketing Hub
On per-hub plans, one of its steps belongs to another subscription: add to static list needs Marketing Hub Professional. Both are required to build it as written. On seat pricing the edition covers both.
One of 565 written HubSpot workflow specs, by a collective of independent HubSpot consultants.
When to use it, when not to
Use it
- Use it as ongoing maintenance once you already have event-based normalization running on new and edited records, data-quality-003 through data-quality-005 for example, but still see drift creeping in from bulk imports, API writes, or edits that do not pass through the properties your event-based workflows watch.
- Use it as a complement to, not a replacement for, the one-time retroactive pass in data-quality-031. That fiche is for a single deliberate backfill when a rule changes; this fiche is a standing recurring job that keeps running indefinitely.
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Skip it
- Do not use it if your only source of dirty data is form submissions already covered by event-based workflows. A recurring full-database sweep spends execution allowance checking records that are already clean on every single run.
- Do not use it with a schedule tighter than your actual data-drift rate. If new dirty data only appears from a monthly batch import, a daily sweep wastes executions rechecking records that have not changed since the last pass.
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