Do I need to export HubSpot data to start?
No. The Latopis check asks three questions: your systems, the company, and who can sign. Nothing is uploaded to start.
Short answer: To export your HubSpot history, go to the CRM object you want, such as contacts, companies, or deals, open the view that lists all records, click Export, and choose the file format and properties. HubSpot emails a download link. You need export permissions. No export is needed to start a Latopis check.
Steps below are from HubSpot’s official documentation and are accurate as of October 2026. Menus change, so check the linked sources before you start.
HubSpot also keeps a guide to exporting other content and data in the account; it is linked in the sources below.
For a construction firm, HubSpot holds how work was won: which bids came in, how deals moved, and what happened with each customer over time. Buyers who license the operating record look for that history alongside the job and project records it led to.
CRM data is mostly about people. Strip or mask personal names, emails, phone numbers, and client details before anything is shared. Names, emails, phone numbers, and account numbers come off before a buyer sees the record, and records you hold for clients as their agent are not part of a license.
You do not need to export anything to start. The Latopis check asks three questions: your systems, the company, and who can sign. You approve the scope before anything moves, and the company keeps its data.
Three questions, a rough range, and nothing leaves your systems.
Run the two-minute value checkNo. The Latopis check asks three questions: your systems, the company, and who can sign. Nothing is uploaded to start.
Users with export permissions. If you don’t see the Export option, ask an admin on your account.
Yes. HubSpot lets you customize the export to include all properties and associations.
This page is general information, not legal advice. If contracts with clients or employees limit how records may be used, check them with your own counsel.