Sighub is officially approved by HubSpotWhat this means
Sighub watches the HubSpot fields you already use and turns silent risk into one task on the company record. One owner. One reason. One due date.
So Monday morning starts with a plan, not a panic.
// The data is there
Each one is a renewal you can still save, or one you will lose quietly.
Accounts should churn because the product failed. Not because nobody saw the signal.
Every quiet account is revenue leaving without a conversation.
The problem is not missing data. The problem is that nobody on the team gets a clear next step out of it. Below is the exact view your account owners scroll past every day.
// The fix
Sighub checks the HubSpot fields your team already uses: renewal dates, replies, meetings, open tasks, deals and tickets. When an account crosses a risk rule, Sighub creates one task on the company record with a reason, an owner and a due date.
No new dashboard. No health score to interpret. The work appears in the same task queue your team already opens every morning.
Three steps run in the background. Sighub checks the account, applies clear rules, then creates the next task in HubSpot. Your team does not need to decide where to look first. The work is already in the place they use every day.
Checks each account against fixed renewal and engagement rules.
When a rule is met, Sighub creates a task with the reason included.
The task goes to the account owner. If the issue clears, Sighub closes it.
// Live preview · Inside HubSpot
Best for accounts close to renewal where no meeting is booked yet.
Best for accounts that look active in the CRM, but have no recent customer reply.
Every alert becomes work the team can actually pick up.
Healthy accounts stay out of the way, so the team can focus on what needs attention.
Most tools show risk and leave the team to decide what to do next. Sighub creates the task directly inside HubSpot.
See the problem
Create the right follow-up task. Assign. Act.
Auto-removed when the risk is no longer relevant.
Solve the problem
| Sighub | HubSpot Dashboards | Gainsight | ChurnZero | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A task on the company record | A dashboard, score or alert | A dashboard, score or alert | A dashboard, score or alert |
| Who acts on it | The account owner | Whoever checks the report | Whoever checks the report | Whoever checks the report |
| Time to action | Same day | Next review moment | Next review moment | Next review moment |
| Main focus | Move the work forward | Show the status | Show the status | Show the status |
What you get
Sighub
A task on the company record
Others
A dashboard, score or alert
Who acts on it
Sighub
The account owner
Others
Whoever checks the report
Time to action
Sighub
Same day
Others
Next review moment
Main focus
Sighub
Move the work forward
Others
Show the status
// Use cases
// The result
No new dashboard to open. No report to pull. The accounts that need attention are already at the top of your task queue, with the reason filled in.
Without Sighub
With Sighub
The CSM opens HubSpot at 9:02 and already knows which account needs action first.
// Trust
Built so HubSpot keeps holding the customer record. Sighub stays narrow in scope: read what is needed to detect risk, write the task, and stay out of the way.
Sighub reads the HubSpot data needed to detect risk and write tasks. We keep the scope narrow and avoid unnecessary data handling.
Built so HubSpot remains where the customer record lives. Sighub does not replace it, mirror it for reporting, or ask your team to switch tools.
No passwords. Sighub authenticates through HubSpot's standard OAuth and only requests the scopes needed to detect risk and create tasks. All traffic is encrypted in transit and at rest.
No credit card. No contract. No sales call. Remove the app from HubSpot settings and the access is gone.
// Why this exists

I spent years working inside high-volume support and customer operations across fast-growth environments.
I led support teams during rapid growth, worked through high-pressure operational situations, and spent years turning recurring customer friction into structured action across support, product and operations.
One pattern kept repeating itself: customer risk was usually visible before churn happened, but nobody owned it early enough inside the CRM.
I built Sighub to solve that problem inside HubSpot.
// Get started
Connect HubSpot. Let Sighub scan your accounts. Get your first assigned risk task on the company that needs it most.
Not ready yet? See the full list of risk rules.What is silent churn?