DrupalBridge Guide Covers HubSpot Webform Mapping
Site builders can use DrupalBridge to send Drupal Webform submissions to HubSpot after completing OAuth authorisation, licence activation, and field mapping. The DrupalBridge Installation Guide from Pumex Infotech documents the process with the project’s 1.0.0-beta1 source tag. It lists Drupal 10 or later and an administrative HubSpot account as prerequisites.
The guide directs teams to download the source archive manually, place it under web/modules/custom/drupalbridge, enable the module, and connect a HubSpot account. Users then register with Pumex Infotech to receive a licence key, add the DrupalBridge handler to a Webform, and map Drupal fields to corresponding HubSpot contact properties. The final check submits a test form and confirms that HubSpot created the expected contact.
Drupal.org lists no packaged release for DrupalBridge. The project is also outside Drupal’s security advisory policy. The HubSpot Marketplace reports fewer than ten installs and no customer reviews, and separately lists Starter and Professional subscription tiers. The installation guide does not enumerate requested OAuth permissions, specify Webform dependency requirements, or explain data retention, failed-sync recovery, updates, or rollback.
