HubSpot MCP Server

🎯 Purpose: 1. Retrieves existing relationships between a specific object and other objects of a particular type. 2. For example, you can find all companies that a contact is associated with, all deals related to a company, or discover which customers have an open ticket. 📦 Returns: 1. Collection of associated object IDs and relationship metadata. 2. Use hubspot-batch-read-objects to get more information about the associated objects. 🧭 Usage Guidance: 1. Use this tool when mapping relationships between different HubSpot objects to understand your data's connections. 2. This tool is ideal when you already know a specific record's ID and need to discover its relationships with other object types. 3. Prefer this over hubspot-search-objects tool when exploring established connections rather than filtering by properties or criteria.

{ "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#", "additionalProperties": false, "properties": { "after": { "description": "Paging cursor token for retrieving the next page of results", "type": "string" }, "objectId": { "description": "The ID of the HubSpot object to get associations from", "type": "string" }, "objectType": { "description": "The type of HubSpot object to get associations from. Valid values include: appointments, companies, contacts, courses, deals, leads, line_items, listings, marketing_events, meetings, orders, postal_mail, products, quotes, services, subscriptions, tickets, users. For custom objects, use the hubspot-get-schemas tool to get the objectType.", "type": "string" }, "toObjectType": { "description": "The type of HubSpot object to get associations to. Valid values include: appointments, companies, contacts, courses, deals, leads, line_items, listings, marketing_events, meetings, orders, postal_mail, products, quotes, services, subscriptions, tickets, users. For custom objects, use the hubspot-get-schemas tool to get the objectType.", "type": "string" } }, "required": [ "objectType", "objectId", "toObjectType" ], "type": "object" }