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Hey @Daveevans9507,
welcome to the community!
With HubSpot it's quite easy:
If you want to track website analytics of a non-hubspot page (like wordpress, typo3, ....), it should be enough to simply paste the tracking code into the <head> tag of the external page. You can find it settings (gear icon top right) -> Tracking code or this URL
For forms it's way easier as you can build the forms in the portal and embed them via the embed code. All submissions and interaction with the embedded form are being tracked in HubSpot
Unless you're about to build a super fancy custom solution, I'd say that those codes will handle 98%+ of all potential use-cases.
Even if you'd like to integrate so 3rd-party tools or sync the data with something like Power-BI or or or, there's most likely an integration for it already in the app marketplace
best,
Anton
Hey @Daveevans9507 welcome to the community!
Anton covered the essentials really well. The tracking code and embedded forms approach handles most website to HubSpot scenarios without needing any custom work, so definitely start there. For restaurant menu sites specifically, if you're just capturing reservations or contact info through forms, the native embed will do everything you need and you get the full analytics in HubSpot automatically.
Where things get more interesting is if you ever need data flowing in both directions or syncing with a backend database. Zapier works fine for simple one way pushes but it can get expensive quick if you have high volume, and theres usually a delay of a few minutes between triggers. For custom API integrations I've found HubSpot's API pretty straightforward to work with (https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/reference/api) but you do need to handle rate limits and error retries yourself which adds complexity. If you eventually need something more robust like syncing HubSpot contacts back to your own database in real time, tools like Stacksync can handle that bidirectional piece without building custom middleware. But honestly for most web dev projects the tracking code plus embedded forms is the right starting point. Note: This response was written based on my own experience and lightly reformatted with AI for clarity.
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Hey @Daveevans9507,
welcome to the community!
With HubSpot it's quite easy:
If you want to track website analytics of a non-hubspot page (like wordpress, typo3, ....), it should be enough to simply paste the tracking code into the <head> tag of the external page. You can find it settings (gear icon top right) -> Tracking code or this URL
For forms it's way easier as you can build the forms in the portal and embed them via the embed code. All submissions and interaction with the embedded form are being tracked in HubSpot
Unless you're about to build a super fancy custom solution, I'd say that those codes will handle 98%+ of all potential use-cases.
Even if you'd like to integrate so 3rd-party tools or sync the data with something like Power-BI or or or, there's most likely an integration for it already in the app marketplace
best,
Anton
