In her latest article on čarter.hr, Andreja Fazlić reveals the new HubSpot AI tool Breeze, presented at the INBOUND 2024 conference. This innovative system promises to dramatically increase the efficiency of marketing, sales, and support teams. Still, it comes with important privacy and regulatory compliance considerations. Discover how Breeze can transform your business and what steps to take before implementing it.
INBOUND 2024, HubSpot's annual conference, was recently held, focusing on innovations that help companies grow their business and improve customer experience.
This year's conference star was Breeze, an AI tool designed to simplify everyday, repetitive tasks. Its purpose is clear as day - to simplify daily tasks and perform them smarter.
If you use HubSpot in your business, or even if you're considering it and wonder how Breeze could help your marketing, sales, and/or customer support team, keep reading.

Breeze Copilot is a tool that helps teams automate daily, repetitive tasks within HubSpot. Here are a few examples of how you can use it:
Breeze Agents automatically perform specific tasks and ensure that your teams work more efficiently:
Breeze Intelligence enables you to work with accurate data, improving sales and marketing activities:
New functionalities in Marketing and Content Hub make it easier for you to create and optimize content:
With these tools, your teams can automate routine tasks and focus on strategic activities that bring the most value to your business, increasing efficiency and growth potential.

As Fredrik Landström points out in his LinkedIn post, "You don't want to pay huge fines or have legal problems," and this especially applies to using tools like Breeze.
Although it's tempting to start using these innovative features immediately, it's important to be aware that by doing so, you automatically accept the terms of use, which can bring challenges if they're not in line with your business regulations.
It's crucial that your legal team thoroughly examines these terms to avoid potential problems, especially concerning GDPR.
HubSpot offers excellent IT and legal documentation, but the responsibility for compliance lies with you. AI tools like Breeze bring numerous benefits, but I recommend consulting with your legal team to ensure everything is in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, ensuring long-term security and success for your business.
AI tools like Breeze can bring great value to your business, but your legal team must go through all the details first.
Operating in compliance with regulations not only protects you from potential fines but ensures long-term and safe use of these advanced technologies.
With or without AI, HubSpot remains the ultimate tool; if you need help using it, you can always contact me!
Sources:
https://blog.simplestrat.com/the-10-biggest-hubspot-updates-from-inbound-2024
https://ir.hubspot.com/news-releases/news-release-details/hubspot-launches-new-ai-breeze-plus-hundreds-product-updates
https://siliconangle.com/2024/09/18/hubspot-introduces-breeze-ai-powered-tool-copilot-agents-customer-intelligence/
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7243921369543954433/
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