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Marketing teams switch between HubSpot’s campaign editor, the contacts database, the deal pipeline, and a dozen reports daily. BookSlash gives the URLs the team uses most a name everyone remembers — and stays current as HubSpot’s URLs evolve.
leads
other shortcuts you might save
b/leadsb/campaignsb/pipelineb/forms
Suggested slug patterns
Steal these. They work for most teams.
Battle-tested shortcut conventions for HubSpot, with notes on why each one survives the URL changes that break personal bookmarks.
- b/leads
Active lead list.
BDRs and marketers open it daily.
https://app.hubspot.com/contacts/{hub-id}/objects/0-1/views/all/list - b/campaigns
Active email campaigns dashboard.
Replaces a fragile saved-search URL; works across HubSpot’s campaign UI changes.
https://app.hubspot.com/email/{hub-id}/manage/state/published - b/pipeline
Sales deal pipeline.
Sales managers and revenue ops both check it; saving it as a slug is the lowest-friction path.
https://app.hubspot.com/contacts/{hub-id}/objects/0-3/views/all/board - b/forms
Active marketing forms.
Marketing operations updates them weekly.
https://app.hubspot.com/forms/{hub-id} - b/reports
Default marketing reports dashboard.
Weekly leadership review reaches it without bookmark archaeology.
https://app.hubspot.com/reports-dashboard/{hub-id} - b/automation
Active workflows / automation rules.
Marketing ops debugs flows from this URL constantly.
https://app.hubspot.com/workflows/{hub-id}/view/all - b/contacts
Contacts database root.
New marketers learn it day one; sales reaches it for account research.
https://app.hubspot.com/contacts/{hub-id}/objects/0-1
Common workflows
Three patterns that pay back in week one.
01
Weekly marketing review
b/reports lands the marketing team on the standing weekly review dashboard. The destination evolves as new campaigns spin up and old ones retire; the slug stays. Leadership reaches the same numbers, every Monday, with the same shortcut.
02
Lead handoff to sales
When a marketing-qualified lead moves to sales, the BDR types b/leads and b/pipeline back-to-back. Two slugs, two views, no Slack ping for "where’s the right list?"
03
Campaign QA before launch
Before sending, the marketer hits b/forms (verify CTAs), b/automation (verify workflow triggers), then b/campaigns (final preview). Three slugs replace a five-minute QA navigation tour.
With and without
Same HubSpot. Different team experience.
Without shortcuts
Each marketer keeps a personal Chrome bookmark folder. Half the URLs break after HubSpot ships a UI update. New hires get a 30-minute "tour" of the workspace before they can do real work.
With BookSlash
b/leads, b/campaigns, b/pipeline, b/forms, b/reports, b/automation, b/contacts. Seven shortcuts replace the bookmark mess for the entire marketing team.
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Frequently asked
BookSlash + HubSpot
No. HubSpot’s aliases work inside HubSpot; BookSlash slugs work from anywhere a URL bar exists (browsers, Raycast, Spotlight, Slack). Most teams use both: HubSpot aliases for in-app navigation, BookSlash slugs for cross-tool workflows.
Yes. b/pipeline is owned by the workspace, not by a single team. Permissions decide who can edit; the URL stays the same for everyone reading.
One slug edit in BookSlash and the new URL is live for everyone. The audit log shows who changed it and when. End users keep typing the same shortcut.
No — slugs are URL → URL redirects, not data syncs. For CRM data you still use HubSpot directly. BookSlash gets you to the right HubSpot view in one keystroke.
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