What the prompt is
HubSpot shows this message to every app that isn't in its public marketplace yet. It just means "new here" — it's not a warning about how safe the app is.
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You're minutes away from LinkedIn and HubSpot talking to each other — enrichment that writes straight into your CRM, without leaving the feed. When you connect HubSpot, you'll see a one-time warning first. Here's why it's nothing to worry about.
We'll email you the Chrome Web Store link so you can install when you're back at your desk — no calls, no follow-up from our team.
HubSpot shows this message to every app that isn't in its public marketplace yet. It just means "new here" — it's not a warning about how safe the app is.
It doesn't mean SurroundR can see everything. What we work with: your contacts, companies, and deals, plus your sequences and workflows — the things that make the LinkedIn sync work. Not your email inbox. Not your calendar. HubSpot shows you the exact list on the next screen, and you approve it yourself.
Our HubSpot Marketplace listing is in review. Once live, this prompt disappears for good.
Disconnect whenever you want — the moment you do, SurroundR can no longer touch your HubSpot. At all.
Your data lives in one place: your HubSpot. Delete a contact there and every trace of it disappears from SurroundR automatically too.
Does your IT or security team have questions? Email support@surroundr.io and we'll answer their checklist with you.
We'll email you the Chrome Web Store link so you can install when you're back at your desk — no calls, no follow-up from our team.
Already sent the install link? Open this page on desktop Chrome when you're back at your desk — the extension installs in one click.
Install the extension first — when you connect HubSpot in step 2, you'll see the "I accept the risk" prompt. That's normal for apps not yet in their marketplace.