Emails stay outside the CRM
Part of the commercial conversation remains in personal inboxes.
Automatically open the HubSpot tracking panel when your team composes an email in Outlook Web. More commercial visibility with fewer steps for the seller.
An installed add-in does not mean the team opens it for every email. That small friction fragments customer history.
Part of the commercial conversation remains in personal inboxes.
Other team members cannot see the full history before contacting a customer.
Training does not fix a workflow that relies on repeated memory.
The extension removes a repeated friction point inside the workflow the team already uses.
The panel opens automatically when composing in Outlook Web.
Sales, RevOps, and service see a more complete commercial history.
The interface makes the right behavior the default.
The extension works with Outlook Web and the official HubSpot add-in.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store.
Sellers keep using Microsoft 365 as usual.
The extension detects the window and activates HubSpot.
It does not change HubSpot or Outlook; it opens the add-in the user already has.
Recognize a new message window in Outlook Web.
Activate the HubSpot add-in panel.
Operate inside the Outlook web experience.
No need to switch tools.
Each user can add it from the Chrome Web Store.
Reduce forgotten steps without adding admin work.
Most useful when email logging matters and manual add-in use is inconsistent.
Keep more conversations visible in the CRM.
Reduce a common source of low adoption and incomplete data.
Gain better activity context without manual reports.
Reinforce correct behavior with less support.
The HubSpot add-in for Outlook Web has no native auto-activation. Microsoft requires the user to open the panel manually before sending each email. This is a platform design behavior, not a bug. HubSpot Auto-Tracker for Outlook solves this by automatically activating the panel every time it detects a compose window.
If the HubSpot panel is not open when you send an email from Outlook Web, tracking does not activate and the email is not recorded in the CRM. This means opens and clicks are not tracked and no activity is created on the contact timeline. The extension solves this by making sure the panel is active before each send.
It is a limitation of how Microsoft 365 allows third-party add-ins to work in Outlook Web. Unlike Gmail, where the HubSpot extension integrates more deeply, in Outlook Web the add-in works as a side panel that must be invoked explicitly. It is not a HubSpot or Microsoft failure, but an architectural restriction.
The extension detects when you open a compose window in Outlook Web (new email, reply, or forward). It then locates the HubSpot add-in button and activates it automatically. If the add-in is slow to load, it retries up to 10 times. Once activated, the tracking panel stays enabled and can auto-collapse so it does not interrupt your workflow.
This extension works exclusively with Outlook Web (outlook.office.com, outlook.live.com, outlook.office365.com, and outlook.cloud.microsoft) through Chrome or Edge. It does not work with the Outlook desktop app for Windows or Mac, since those use a different rendering engine than the browser.
Yes. This extension complements the official HubSpot Sales add-in for Outlook, it does not replace it. HubSpot Auto-Tracker takes care of automatically activating the HubSpot add-in you already have installed. You need HubSpot Sales configured in your Outlook account for the extension to activate it.
No. The extension only interacts with the DOM of the Outlook Web interface to detect compose windows and activate the HubSpot add-in button. It does not access, read, store, or transmit the content of your emails. All processing happens locally in your browser.
The extension needs permission to access Outlook Web pages (specific Microsoft domains) so it can detect compose windows and activate the add-in. It does not request access to all your tabs or your browsing history. Permissions are limited exclusively to Outlook Web domains.
The extension works at the browser level (Chrome/Edge) and does not modify your Microsoft 365 or corporate account settings. It does not require Microsoft 365 administrator permissions. However, if your organization restricts Chrome extension installation through group policies, your IT administrator will need to approve the extension.
Yes. Each team member can install the extension individually from the Chrome Web Store. If your organization uses Chrome Enterprise, your IT administrator can force-install the extension for all users in the domain. There is no license limit or additional cost per number of users.
Install the extension and stop relying on a forgotten click.
Free · Outlook Web · Requires the official HubSpot add-in