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This will remove the token from an existing template. Existing events and CRM objects will still retain the token and its mapped object properties, but new ones will not.
The timeline will still display this property for older CRM objects if it's still referenced in the template <code>Markdown</code>. New events will not.
Any lists or reports referencing deleted tokens will no longer return new contacts, but old ones will still exist in the lists.

Removes a token from the event template

This will delete the event template. All associated events will be removed from search results and the timeline UI.
This action can't be undone, so it's highly recommended that you stop using any associated events before deleting a template.

Deletes an event template for the app

View the current state of a specific template and its tokens.

Gets a specific event template for your app

Use this to list all event templates owned by your app.

List all event templates for your app

This will take the <code>detailTemplate</code> from the event template and return an object rendering the specified event. If the template references <code>extraData</code> that isn't found in the event, it will be ignored and we'll render without it.

Gets the detailTemplate as rendered

This will take either the <code>headerTemplate</code> or <code>detailTemplate</code> from the event template and render for the specified event as HTML. If the template references <code>extraData</code> that isn't found in the event, it will be ignored and we'll render without it.

Renders the header or detail as HTML

This returns the previously created event. It contains all existing info for the event, but not necessarily the CRM object.

Gets the event

Once you've defined an event template, it's likely that you'll want to define tokens for it as well. You can do this on the event template itself or update individual tokens here.

Event type tokens allow you to attach custom data to events displayed in a timeline or used for list segmentation.

You can also use `objectPropertyName` to associate any CRM object properties. This will allow you to fully build out CRM objects.

Token names should be unique across the template.

Adds a token to an existing event template

Event templates define the general structure for a custom timeline event. This includes formatted copy for its heading and details, as well as any custom property definitions. The event could be something like viewing a video, registering for a webinar, or filling out a survey. A single app can define multiple event templates.

Event templates will be created for contacts by default, but they can be created for companies, tickets, and deals as well.

Each event template contains its own set of tokens and `Markdown` templates. These tokens can be associated with any CRM object properties via the `objectPropertyName` field to fully build out CRM objects.

You must create an event template before you can create events.

Create an event template for your app

Creates multiple instances of timeline events based on an event template. Once created, these event are immutable on the object timeline and cannot be modified. If the event template was configured to update object properties via `objectPropertyName`, this call will also attempt to updates those properties, or add them if they don't exist.

Creates multiple events

Creates an instance of a timeline event based on an event template. Once created, this event is immutable on the object timeline and cannot be modified. If the event template was configured to update object properties via `objectPropertyName`, this call will also attempt to updates those properties, or add them if they don't exist.

Create a single event

This will update the existing token on an event template. Name and type can't be changed on existing tokens.

Updates an existing token on an event template

Updates an existing template and its tokens. This is primarily used to update the headerTemplate/detailTemplate, and those changes will take effect for existing events.

You can also update or replace all the tokens in the template here instead of doing individual API calls on the `/tokens` endpoint.

Update an existing event template

Post Webhooks V3 App Id Subscriptions Batch Update

Post Webhooks V3 App Id Subscriptions

Get Webhooks V3 App Id Subscriptions

Patch Webhooks V3 App Id Subscriptions Subscription Id

Delete Webhooks V3 App Id Subscriptions Subscription Id

Get Webhooks V3 App Id Subscriptions Subscription Id

Delete Webhooks V3 App Id Settings

Put Webhooks V3 App Id Settings

Get Webhooks V3 App Id Settings

Generates a new visitor identification token. This token will be unique every time this endpoint is called, even if called with the same email address. This token is temporary and will expire after 12 hours

Generate a token

Deletes the settings for a video conference application with the specified ID.

Delete settings

Updates the settings for a video conference application with the specified ID.

Update settings

Return the settings for a video conference application with the specified ID.

Get settings

Removes a user identified by `userId`. `userId` refers to the user's ID by default, or optionally email as specified by the `IdProperty` query param.

Removes a user

Modifies a user identified by `userId`. `userId` refers to the user's ID by default, or optionally email as specified by the `IdProperty` query param.

Modifies a user

Retrieves a user identified by `userId`. `userId` refers to the user's ID by default, or optionally email as specified by the `IdProperty` query param.

Retrieves a user

New users will only have minimal permissions, which is contacts-base. A welcome email will prompt them to set a password and log in to HubSpot.

Adds a user

Retrieves a list of users from an account

Retrieves the roles on an account

See details about this account's teams

Delete a single token by ID.

Query a single token by ID.

Allows the creation of a replacement password for a given token. Once the password is successfully reset, the old password for the token will be invalid.

Reset the password of an existing token.

Create a SMTP API token.

Query multiple SMTP API tokens by campaign name or a single token by emailCampaignId.

Query SMTP API tokens by campaign name or an emailCampaignId.

Asynchronously send a transactional email. Returns the status of the email send with a statusId that can be used to continuously query for the status using the Email Send Status API.

Send a single transactional email asynchronously.

Post Crm V3 Objects Tickets Search

Create a ticket with the given properties and return a copy of the object, including the ID. Documentation and examples for creating standard tickets is provided.

Create

Read a page of tickets. Control what is returned via the `properties` query param.

List

Permanently delete a contact and all associated content to follow GDPR. Use optional property 'idProperty' set to 'email' to identify contact by email address. If email address is not found, the email address will be added to a blocklist and prevent it from being used in the future.

GDPR DELETE

Update a batch of tickets

Create a batch of tickets

Archive a batch of tickets by ID

Merge two tickets with same type

Perform a partial update of an Object identified by `{ticketId}`. `{ticketId}` refers to the internal object ID by default, or optionally any unique property value as specified by the `idProperty` query param. Provided property values will be overwritten. Read-only and non-existent properties will be ignored. Properties values can be cleared by passing an empty string.

Update

Move an Object identified by `{ticketId}` to the recycling bin.

Read

Read a batch of tickets by internal ID, or unique property values

Post Crm V3 Objects Taxes Search

Create a tax with the given properties and return a copy of the object, including the ID. Documentation and examples for creating standard taxes is provided.

Read a page of taxes. Control what is returned via the `properties` query param.

Update a batch of taxes

Create a batch of taxes

Archive a batch of taxes by ID

Merge two taxes with same type

Perform a partial update of an Object identified by `{taxId}`. `{taxId}` refers to the internal object ID by default, or optionally any unique property value as specified by the `idProperty` query param. Provided property values will be overwritten. Read-only and non-existent properties will be ignored. Properties values can be cleared by passing an empty string.

Move an Object identified by `{taxId}` to the recycling bin.

Read an Object identified by `{taxId}`. `{taxId}` refers to the internal object ID by default, or optionally any unique property value as specified by the `idProperty` query param.  Control what is returned via the `properties` query param.

Read a batch of taxes by internal ID, or unique property values

Post Crm V3 Objects Tasks Search

Create a task with the given properties and return a copy of the object, including the ID. Documentation and examples for creating standard tasks is provided.

Read a page of tasks. Control what is returned via the `properties` query param.

Update a batch of tasks

Create a batch of tasks

Archive a batch of tasks by ID

Merge two tasks with same type

Perform a partial update of an Object identified by `{taskId}`. `{taskId}` refers to the internal object ID by default, or optionally any unique property value as specified by the `idProperty` query param. Provided property values will be overwritten. Read-only and non-existent properties will be ignored. Properties values can be cleared by passing an empty string.

Move an Object identified by `{taskId}` to the recycling bin.

Read an Object identified by `{taskId}`. `{taskId}` refers to the internal object ID by default, or optionally any unique property value as specified by the `idProperty` query param.  Control what is returned via the `properties` query param.

Read a batch of tasks by internal ID, or unique property values

Create a new language variation from an existing Blog Tag

Create a new language variation

Sparse updates a single Blog Tag object identified by the id in the path.
All the column values need not be specified. Only the that need to be modified can be specified.


Update a Blog Tag

Delete the Blog Tag object identified by the id in the path.

Delete a Blog Tag

Retrieve the Blog Tag object identified by the id in the path.

Retrieve a Blog Tag

Attach a Blog Tag to a multi-language group.

Attach a Blog Tag to a multi-language group

Create a new Blog Tag

Get the list of blog tags. Supports paging and filtering. This method would be useful for an integration that examined these models and used an external service to suggest edits.


Get all Blog Tags

Retrieve the Blog Tag objects identified in the request body.

Retrieve a batch of Blog Tags

Set a Blog Tag as the primary language of a multi-language group.

Set a new primary language

Delete the Blog Tag objects identified in the request body.

Delete a batch of Blog Tags

Create the Blog Tag objects detailed in the request body.

Create a batch of Blog Tags

Detach a Blog Tag from a multi-language group.

Detach a Blog Tag from a multi-language group

Explicitly set new languages for each Blog Tag in a multi-language group.

Update languages of multi-language group

Update the Blog Tag objects identified in the request body.

Update a batch of Blog Tags

Get a list of all subscription definitions for the portal

Get subscription definitions

Unsubscribes a contact from the given subscription type. This API is not valid to use for unsubscribing a contact at a brand or portal level and will return an error.

Unsubscribe a contact

Returns a list of subscriptions and their status for a given contact.

Get subscription statuses for a contact

Subscribes a contact to the given subscription type. This API is not valid to use for subscribing a contact at a brand or portal level and will return an error.

Subscribe a contact

Get Cms V3 Source Code Extract Async Tasks Task Id Status

Post Cms V3 Source Code Extract Async

Extracts a zip file in the file system. The zip file will be extracted in-place and not be deleted automatically.

Extracts a zip file

Validates the file contents passed to the endpoint given a specified path and environment. Accepts multipart/form-data content type.

Validate the contents of a file

Gets the metadata object for the file at the specified path in the specified environment.

Get the metadata for a file

Deletes the file at the specified path in the specified environment.

Delete a file

Creates a file at the specified path in the specified environment. Accepts multipart/form-data content type. Throws an error if a file already exists at the specified path.

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Removes a token from the event template

Gets the detailTemplate as rendered

Deletes an event template for the app

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Gets a specific event template for your app

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