HubSpot Workflow Admin Changes Silently Delete Accounts, Tasks, and Leads
CRM admins in HubSpot can modify or delete workflows that cause associated data to vanish without notification to affected users. No audit trail or change management safeguard prevents data loss from routine admin activity.
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