For home and commercial service companies, marketing performance is only as good as your ability to track what actually turns into booked jobs and revenue. Connecting ServiceTitan with HubSpot gives you the closed-loop visibility that ads, calls, forms, and email campaigns deserve—so you can invest confidently, eliminate waste, and scale profitably.
This guide explains exactly how a ServiceTitan–HubSpot integration increases attribution accuracy, what to map between systems, the best architectural approaches, step-by-step implementation, and the dashboards you should use to prove ROI. Whether you run HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or other trades, you’ll learn practical, field-tested ways to unlock full-funnel insights.
Service Titan integration with Hubspot: Why it matters
Many teams generate leads in HubSpot but close work in ServiceTitan. Without a tight sync, two problems appear:
- Attribution gaps: Marketing gets credit for leads, but not for the revenue those leads generate.
- Operational friction: Sales and dispatching juggle duplicate records, missed updates, and manual data entry.
Integrating ServiceTitan and HubSpot solves both by aligning marketing, sales, and operations on a single source of truth for contacts, jobs, and revenue.
Benefits you can expect
- Closed-loop revenue reporting: Tie every estimate, job, and invoice in ServiceTitan back to the original HubSpot campaign, ad group, or email.
- Accurate multi-touch attribution: Use HubSpot’s attribution models enriched with ServiceTitan revenue, not just lead volume.
- Faster speed-to-lead: Automatically route leads to the right CSR, territory, or service manager with complete context.
- Better personalization: Trigger HubSpot emails and workflows based on ServiceTitan events (booked appointment, unsold estimate, job complete).
- Cleaner data and fewer duplicates: Standardize contact, address, and job info across teams.
How a ServiceTitan Integration Increases Attribution
When people search, click, call, or submit a form, those touchpoints are captured in HubSpot as sources, UTMs, and activities. The integration extends that dataset all the way to revenue, so your reports reflect outcomes—not guesses.
Key mechanics of attribution uplift
- Source capture at first touch: HubSpot logs UTM parameters and original source on form submissions and chat. If you use call tracking numbers, map the number to a campaign in HubSpot or your call tracking tool.
- Lead-to-job linkage: When the CSR books an appointment in ServiceTitan, the integration updates the associated HubSpot contact, company, and deal with the job ID and downstream events.
- Estimate and invoice sync: Push estimate totals, conversion status, job revenue, invoice amounts, and payment dates from ServiceTitan to HubSpot custom properties. These values drive revenue attribution, not just deal stage changes.
- GCLID and offline conversions: If you store the Google Click ID (gclid) or Meta Click ID in HubSpot, you can feed offline conversions back to ad platforms after the job is sold or paid, improving algorithmic bidding and CPA.
Example scenario
Someone clicks a Google Ads campaign for “water heater repair” and calls the unique tracking number on your landing page. The CSR books a job in ServiceTitan. Post-visit, your tech closes a $1,800 estimate, and the invoice is paid. The integration syncs the job and revenue to the original HubSpot contact and deal, attributing $1,800 to the Google Ads campaign and specific keyword/ad group—no manual spreadsheets required.
Data Model and Field Mapping
Getting attribution right starts with a solid data model that maps ServiceTitan entities to HubSpot objects and properties.
Core objects to align
- Contacts
- ServiceTitan: Customer (primary), additional contacts
- HubSpot: Contact
- Companies
- ServiceTitan: Business customer or location (for commercial)
- HubSpot: Company
- Deals
- ServiceTitan: Estimate/Job lifecycle (estimate created, sold, job completed)
- HubSpot: Deal (pipeline stages aligned to estimate and job milestones)
- Activities
- ServiceTitan: Calls, appointments, job progress events
- HubSpot: Timeline activities/engagements and workflow-triggering events
Recommended property mapping
- Contact
- Name, email, phones (format consistently)
- Service address (street, city, state, ZIP)
- Marketing source details: utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, gclid, fbclid
- Customer type: Residential vs. Commercial
- Company
- Legal name, DBA, billing address
- Location ID (for multi-site customers)
- Deal
- ServiceTitan identifiers: customer_id, location_id, job_id, estimate_id, invoice_id
- Job details: job_type, business_unit, technician, appointment_date
- Financials: estimate_amount, estimate_status, job_revenue, invoice_total, invoice_paid_date, gross_margin (if available)
- Operational: call_recording_url, marketing_campaign_name, tracking_number
Pro tip: create read-only HubSpot fields for any ServiceTitan-sourced values to prevent accidental edits. Use calculated properties in HubSpot for derived metrics such as revenue per lead or cost per sold job.
Integration Architecture Options
There are three reliable ways to integrate, depending on your budget, timeline, and engineering resources.
1) Native or prebuilt connectors
Explore the ServiceTitan App Marketplace and the HubSpot App Marketplace for connectors that sync contacts, jobs, estimates, and invoices. Prebuilt options reduce time-to-value and usually cover common use cases. Validate that the connector supports custom fields, historical backfills, and event-based triggers.
2) iPaaS (no/low code)
Platforms like Zapier, Make, Workato, and Tray.io provide robust, maintainable workflows without heavy code. They’re ideal for:
- Creating/Updating contacts and companies bi-directionally
- Creating deals in HubSpot upon ServiceTitan estimate creation
- Updating deals when a job is completed or an invoice is paid
- Posting timeline events (e.g., call booked) to HubSpot
3) Direct API integration
For maximum control and performance, build a lightweight service using ServiceTitan and HubSpot APIs. Typical stack: Node.js or Python, message queue (e.g., SQS), and a small datastore to track sync states and deduplication.
High-level flow:
- Subscribe or poll for ServiceTitan events: estimate created/sold, job scheduled/completed, invoice paid.
- Upsert HubSpot contact and company using unique keys (email + phone for residential; domain + location for commercial).
- Create or update a HubSpot deal with ServiceTitan IDs and financials.
- Write timeline events to HubSpot for meaningful operational milestones.
Example payload structure for a job-completed event:
{
"job_id": "JT-102938",
"customer_id": "C-8492",
"estimate_id": "E-5531",
"invoice_id": "INV-22344",
"job_type": "Water Heater Repair",
"business_unit": "Plumbing",
"technician": "A. Lopez",
"appointment_date": "2025-09-18T14:30:00Z",
"invoice_total": 1800.00,
"invoice_paid_date": "2025-09-20T16:11:00Z",
"utm_source": "google",
"utm_medium": "cpc",
"utm_campaign": "wh-repair-q3",
"gclid": "Cj0KC...",
"call_recording_url": "https://.../recording.mp3"
}Step-by-Step Implementation Guide
1) Plan the data model and KPIs
- Define your primary KPIs: revenue by campaign, cost per booked job, conversion rate from call to job, average job value, refund rate.
- Finalize object mappings and naming conventions (e.g., one deal per estimate vs. one deal per job).
- Decide whether HubSpot or ServiceTitan is the system of record for contact data.
2) Prepare both systems
- In HubSpot: create custom properties for ServiceTitan IDs, job attributes, and revenue fields. Create pipelines mirroring your estimate and job stages.
- In ServiceTitan: standardize job types, business units, and estimate naming. Ensure call tracking numbers are mapped to marketing sources.
3) Capture attribution at the source
- Append hidden fields to HubSpot forms for UTMs, gclid, and landing page URL.
- Use unique call tracking numbers by campaign or ad group and store the number on the ServiceTitan job. Map each number back to a HubSpot campaign.
- For chat and meeting tools, pass UTMs and assign to the HubSpot session.
4) Build core sync workflows
- Lead creation: New HubSpot contact and associated company flow into ServiceTitan as a customer/location when qualified.
- Estimate creation: When an estimate is created in ServiceTitan, create a HubSpot deal with the estimate amount and stage “Estimate Created.”
- Estimate sold: Update the deal stage to “Sold,” set estimate_status, and stamp estimate_sold_date and expected job start.
- Job scheduled: Post a timeline event in HubSpot with appointment date/time, technician, and job_type.
- Job completed: Update revenue fields, set job_completed_date, and trigger post-service nurture or review requests via HubSpot.
- Invoice paid: Set invoice_total and invoice_paid_date to enable revenue attribution and offline conversion uploads.
5) QA with a controlled pilot
- Test across channels: one Google Ads lead, one organic form lead, one phone call lead.
- Validate deduplication rules: ensure contacts don’t multiply when phone and email differ.
- Check timestamps and time zones for accurate reporting windows.
6) Launch and monitor
- Set alerts if syncs fail or revenue fields are blank on “Won” deals.
- Implement daily backfills for missed events and a weekly reconciliation report (ServiceTitan invoices vs. HubSpot revenue).
Practical Workflows that Prove ROI
Workflow A: Google Ads call to paid job
- Prospect clicks ad and calls a tracking number.
- CSR books job in ServiceTitan; number maps to “Google Ads | Water Heater.”
- HubSpot deal auto-created with job_id and utms.
- Invoice paid at $1,800 syncs to HubSpot; offline conversion posted with gclid.
- Attribution report shows $1,800 revenue for that campaign within the selected model.
Workflow B: Facebook lead form to sold estimate
- Lead form submits; HubSpot captures fbclid, utm_campaign.
- Sales schedules inspection; ServiceTitan estimate created for $3,200.
- Estimate sold; HubSpot deal moves to “Sold,” revenue set.
- Multi-touch report attributes revenue across the Facebook ad and remarketing email.
Workflow C: Email upsell to maintenance plan
- HubSpot email targets past AC tune-up customers.
- Recipient books through online scheduler; ServiceTitan job created.
- Plan sold and paid; HubSpot revenue tagged to the email campaign.
Reporting and Dashboards in HubSpot
Once revenue flows from ServiceTitan, build these dashboards:
- Campaign Revenue Dashboard
- Revenue by campaign, ad group, and keyword
- Cost per booked job (integrate ad spend)
- ROAS/ROI by channel
- Funnel Conversion Dashboard
- Leads → Booked Jobs → Sold Estimates → Paid Jobs
- Drop-off analysis by job type and business unit
- Technician-Assisted Revenue
- Revenue by technician linked to the originating campaign
- Average ticket size by source
- Attribution Models Comparison
- First-touch vs. last-touch vs. linear vs. W-shaped
- Model impact on budget allocation decisions
Tip: Use HubSpot custom behavioral events or timeline activities to mark high-intent milestones (e.g., “Appointment Confirmed”), which improves granularity in attribution analysis.
Common Pitfalls (and How to Avoid Them)
- Duplicate records: Use deterministic matching (email + phone for residential; company domain + location for commercial). Apply strict normalization for phone formats and address fields.
- Stage misalignment: If your HubSpot deal stages don’t mirror ServiceTitan’s estimate/job lifecycle, your reports will be noisy. Align them 1:1 where possible.
- Partial payments and refunds: Ensure invoice_total reflects net revenue. Sync payment events and credit memos to avoid overstating ROI.
- Missing UTMs and click IDs: Make hidden fields mandatory on key forms and QA call tracking mappings monthly.
- Time zone drift: Store timestamps in UTC and convert in reports; this prevents end-of-month reporting errors.
- One-way sync blind spots: If you only push leads to ServiceTitan but never pull revenue back, you’ll under-credit campaigns. Make revenue fields a required part of the integration.
Security, Governance, and Data Quality
- Access control: Restrict API keys, rotate secrets, and use least-privilege OAuth scopes.
- Audit and observability: Log sync attempts, diffs, and failures; keep a replay queue for resilience.
- PII handling: Encrypt at rest and in transit; mask call recordings where required by law.
- Data retention: Purge stale PII and adhere to regional privacy regulations (e.g., GDPR, CCPA) and local call recording consent rules.
Implementation Timeline (Typical)
- Week 1: Discovery, mapping, and property setup
- Week 2: Build core syncs (contacts, deals, estimates)
- Week 3: Add job, invoice, and timeline events; QA
- Week 4: Dashboards, pilot, and go-live
Team Roles and Responsibilities
- RevOps/Marketing Ops: Defines KPIs, attribution models, and reporting requirements; owns HubSpot configuration.
- Dispatch/Operations: Standardizes job types and ensures accurate job data entry in ServiceTitan.
- Engineering/Integration Partner: Implements workflows, error handling, and monitoring.
- Finance: Reconciles revenue and ensures invoice/payment accuracy.
FAQs
Does ServiceTitan have a native HubSpot integration?
Availability and scope can change. Check both App Marketplaces for current options and capabilities. If your use case needs custom fields or specialized events, consider an iPaaS or API build.
Can I attribute revenue to the exact keyword?
Yes—if you capture gclid and maintain campaign/keyword mappings. Push offline conversions once the estimate is sold or the invoice is paid for the most accurate signals.
Should I create one HubSpot deal per estimate or per job?
For replacement sales with multiple estimates, one deal per estimate provides clearer forecasting and attribution. For simple service calls, one deal per job may be sufficient.
How often should data sync?
Contacts and deals: near real-time. Revenue and invoice events: within minutes to hourly. Run a nightly reconciliation to catch edge cases.
ServiceTitan Integration Increases Attribution: Key Takeaways
- Capture UTMs and click IDs at first touch in HubSpot and maintain call tracking discipline.
- Sync estimate, job, and invoice data from ServiceTitan to HubSpot to close the loop.
- Use HubSpot’s attribution models with real revenue to allocate spend confidently.
- Backfill historical data to benchmark pre- and post-integration performance.
Next Steps
- Document your pipeline stages and finalize property mappings.
- Decide on connector vs. iPaaS vs. API based on your resources.
- Stand up a pilot with two to three campaigns and validate end-to-end revenue attribution.
- Roll out dashboards for leadership and iterate monthly.
Author: A senior RevOps and MarTech practitioner with 10+ years integrating CRM and field service platforms for multi-location trades, focusing on full-funnel attribution and revenue operations.
