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Hubsy the HubSpot Bot (2nd Place AWS ChatBot Hackathon 2017)

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Hubsy seeks to redefine the away users traditionally manage their HubSpot account. He utilizes Lex’s conversational interface to execute complex commands within the HubSpot API allowing users to...
Hubsy the HubSpot Bot (2nd Place AWS ChatBot Hackathon 2017)
Hubsy the HubSpot Bot (2nd Place AWS ChatBot Hackathon 2017)
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