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Complete the back office HubSpot doesn't ship

HubSpot is your CRM. Sanka is the back office — CPQ, inventory, billing, RevRec — native to HubSpot.

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Complete the back office HubSpot doesn't ship

You chose HubSpot because it's the simplest, fastest-moving CRM on the market. But the back office — billing, inventory, CPQ, RevRec, multi-entity — isn't HubSpot's focus, and it probably never will be. Sanka is the back-office layer HubSpot doesn't ship: native to HubSpot objects, two-way synced, and built so your sales team never leaves the HubSpot UI.

CPQ — HubSpot-native

Rule-based discounting, approval routing, quote PDFs, territory-aware pricing. All on the HubSpot deal.

Inventory + OMS

Multi-location stock, reservations on deal close, purchase orders, reorder points.

Billing + RevRec + multi-entity

Invoices, subscriptions, dunning, consolidated statements, ASC 606 RevRec — all the finance capability HubSpot doesn't ship natively.

The walls you hit running HubSpot as your system of record

HubSpot is great at HubSpot doesn't ship Sanka adds
Deals, contacts, companies CPQ with rules & approvals Full CPQ engine
Basic products + line items Inventory / OMS Multi-location inventory, reservations, POs
Stripe-powered invoicing Multi-entity billing, dunning, RevRec Full billing, subscriptions, RevRec, dunning
Workflow automation Rule-based approvals across finance Approval routing with SLA and escalation
Basic reporting Financial consolidation, GL posting Entity-level P&L, GL journal export
[HUBSPOT DEAL CLOSES]
  → Sanka converts deal line items to invoice
  → Inventory reserved in the right warehouse
  → RevRec schedule created
  → Subscription lifecycle tracked
  → Payment collected → HubSpot deal updated "Paid"
[Sales never leaves HubSpot. Finance lives in Sanka. Both see the same data.]

Who this is for

  • HubSpot-native companies who hit CPQ limitations first, then billing, then inventory
  • RevOps leads at HubSpot customers whose finance team is running invoicing in a separate tool (QuickBooks, Xero, spreadsheets)
  • Mid-market teams who considered Salesforce Revenue Cloud but don't want to rebuild their entire CRM to get billing right
  • Any HubSpot customer where the post-deal-close workflow is held together with Zaps, manual copy-paste, and tribal knowledge

HubSpot stays the CRM. Sanka stays the back office.

No migration. No second CRM. Sanka installs from the HubSpot App Marketplace and syncs bidirectionally.

App Marketplace install

OAuth in 5 minutes. Two-way sync on deals, contacts, companies, line items.

Native HubSpot UI cards

CPQ, invoice, inventory status rendered directly on HubSpot deal and company records.

Workflow triggers

HubSpot workflows can trigger Sanka actions (create invoice, reserve inventory, generate quote) with no code.

Get started

  1. Install: add the Sanka app from HubSpot App Marketplace.
  2. Map: align your HubSpot products and pricebook with Sanka's catalog.
  3. Pilot: run one deal end-to-end — deal close → invoice → payment → GL post.
  4. Expand: add CPQ, inventory, or subscriptions module by module as you need them.

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Frequently asked questions

Do we need HubSpot Enterprise or Operations Hub?
No — Sanka works with HubSpot Professional and up. Enterprise and Operations Hub add value for complex workflow automation, but they're not required for core Sanka usage.
How is this different from HubSpot Commerce Hub?
HubSpot Commerce Hub handles basic invoicing and payments. Sanka adds CPQ, inventory, multi-entity billing, RevRec, and subscription lifecycle — the capabilities Commerce Hub doesn't ship. Teams outgrowing Commerce Hub are Sanka's sweet spot.
Does Sanka replace our accounting system (QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite)?
No. Sanka is the operational back office — invoicing, subscriptions, RevRec, inventory. It posts journal entries to your accounting system (QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, Freee, Money Forward, etc.) so your books stay current.
Can we start with one module and expand later?
Yes. Most teams start with billing or CPQ as the first module, then add inventory, subscriptions, or RevRec over the following quarters. Modules are priced separately, so you only pay for what you use.
How long does implementation take?
First module live in 2–4 weeks from install. Full back-office stack (billing + CPQ + inventory + RevRec) typically completes in 6–10 weeks depending on complexity.