Introductions should help the reader determine what they will gain from the feature and understand the use case. When building an introduction for a KB article, it should answer the following questions:
Before you begin working with this feature, make sure to fully understand what steps should be taken ahead of time, as well as the limitations of the feature and potential consequences of using it.
When a sunset has been announced but not scheduled, add an alert recommending an alternate tool. Any recommended tools should be in public beta or live.
For example:
Please note: it’s recommended to to enrich your contacts and companies to gather information about the contacts and companies in your account instead. This article should be used for reference for HubSpot Insights only.
Once a sunset has been given a firm date, the sunset alert should contain the following information:
For example:
Please note: on November 19th, 2024, HubSpot Insights will be sunset. After that date, you’ll no longer be able to gather third-party information about companies in your account. To do this moving forward, learn about how to enrich your contacts and companies. Learn more about this change on HubSpot’s Community.
Once a tool has been sunset, you may wish to keep a version of the alert for major sunsets. This alert would typically include the following information:
Please note: on November 19th, 2024, the previous version of company enrichment (HubSpot Insights) was sunset. Moving forward, you’ll use the process described below to enrich your contacts and companies. Learn more about this change on HubSpot’s Community.