Onboarding HubSpot clients into Actionstep following automated transfer
Learn how to transfer client notes from HubSpot to Actionstep, configure next-of-kin relationships, update TFNs, and upload signed documents for tax searches.
This guide demonstrates how to onboard a client from HubSpot into Actionstep when they require a tax search. The goal is to accurately transfer client notes, establish next-of-kin relationships, update legal file properties, and upload required documents to prepare for the tax report request.
This workflow applies to legal intake teams and case managers responsible for initiating TPD (Total and Permanent Disability) claims and tax search procedures.
Transfer Client Notes from HubSpot to Actionstep
Begin by locating the client's pre-existing information in the CRM so you can populate their new legal file.


Ctrl + C to copy them.

Update Matter Details



Enter.Configure Next of Kin Relationship
If a relative is mistakenly categorized as a general individual party, they must be converted into a formal forward relationship.







Update Tax File Number and Address


391 637 438).


Upload and Rename Signed Documents
Retrieve the authorized documents from DocuSign so they can be filed directly in the client's matter.






Enter.
Enter.Proceed to sending relevant documents
FAQ
Q: Why do I need to add spaces to the Tax File Number?
A: You must ensure there are spaces in the Tax File Number (e.g., 391 637 438) so that it merges properly and is formatted correctly on official forms and correspondence.
Q: What should I name the downloaded DocuSign authority form?
A: The authority form should always be renamed to "Signed IAAR" once uploaded into the Client Documents folder.
Glossary
Term | Definition |
|---|---|
IAAR | Irrevocable Authority to Act and Receive. A legal document granting the firm permission to act on behalf of the client. |
TFN | Tax File Number. A unique identifier issued by the Australian Taxation Office. |
TPD | Total and Permanent Disability. A type of insurance claim related to a person's inability to work due to illness or injury. |