Connect ChatGPT to your records, add scrolling card rows, and show SVG icons on your site

Use ChatGPT to read and update your Hub records, see your live connection status in Integrations, add animated scrolling card rows to your site, and display SVG icons from your own records.

What's new in Hub

Today's update brings three areas of improvement: a ChatGPT integration that can work directly with your Hub records, a cleaner Integrations settings experience, and new tools for building more dynamic, visually rich sites.

Connect ChatGPT to your Hub records

Hub now has a personal ChatGPT integration. Once you connect your ChatGPT account, it can discover the object types in your workspace and read, create, and update records — all from within ChatGPT itself.

A few things worth knowing about how this works:

Access is scoped and revocable. The connection uses OAuth, grants are tied to your account, and you can disconnect at any time from Settings → Integrations.
Your workspace permissions are respected. ChatGPT can only do what you're allowed to do — it won't bypass roles or restrictions.
Writes are safe. Stale updates are rejected, duplicate requests are deduplicated, and linked-record and shared value-list fields are treated as read-only to protect relational integrity.

A new connection management page lets you review and revoke access, and a Settings → Integrations link makes it easy to find.

See your live ChatGPT connection status in Integrations

The Settings → Integrations page has been updated to make it much easier to understand the state of your connected services at a glance.

All rows — ChatGPT, Slack, GitHub, Outlook, and Stripe — are now a consistent height with clear status badges and compact controls. Expanded settings use animated panels that retain your draft values when collapsed, so you don't lose what you've typed if you close and reopen a section.

For ChatGPT specifically, Integrations now shows your live connection status — whether the current user and workspace are connected, when the connection was established, and controls to refresh or disconnect. The same information is available on the connection management page. Loading and error states are clearly distinguished from a disconnected state, so you always know what's actually happening.

Scrolling card rows for your site

Site card sections can now display as a continuously scrolling or swipeable row — a great way to present a portfolio, partner logos, testimonials, or any collection that benefits from motion.

When you enable card motion, you can choose:

Direction — left or right scroll
Speed — how fast the row moves
Card width and spacing — so cards fit your content
Faded edges — a subtle gradient that signals more content is available
Pause on hover or focus — so keyboard and mouse users can read at their own pace

Native scroll bars are hidden for a cleaner look. Reduced motion preferences are respected automatically — visitors who have that system setting enabled will see the row without animation. Existing card grids are unaffected and keep their current layout.

SVG icons and logos from your records

Site cards can now display SVG icons or logos sourced from a record field or an uploaded file. SVGs are sanitised before display, so you get the flexibility of vector graphics without security concerns.

Built-in icon and tile options are available for common use cases, and you can choose circle or square treatments, alignment, logo-only presentation, and link arrows on cards. This makes it easy to build a clean integration listing, a partner directory, or a branded product catalogue directly from your records.

Set up your site's chat widget from a new tab

The chat widget for sales and customer sites can now be installed directly from a dedicated Site Chat tab in your site settings. The Install tab explains the setup steps, and embed code cleans up properly when navigating between routes — so there are no leftover scripts or style overrides after a visitor moves around your site.

More improvements are in progress. We'll keep you updated as they roll out.