Breeze Assistant in Slack now supports richer responses

Monday, October 19, 2026

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What it is

Breeze in Slack now renders formatted tables, CRM record and meeting cards, reports (with a link to open them in HubSpot), emails, presentations and CSVs instead of plain text. Live as of October 19, 2026, for all hubs and tiers.

Why it matters

Per HubSpot, CRM questions in Slack used to get partial or unreadable answers, so people switched to the web app to finish. Reps, managers and ops users now get complete answers in Slack, with citations, tables and cards, for questions like "Which of my deals have no next step scheduled?" or "Prep me for my 2pm with Acme."

The Take

Casey Hawkins

I just thought it was going to be deeper, explain more. That's what I immediately assumed.
— Casey Hawkins

I flagged this one because I read "richer responses" and thought it just meant deeper, more explanation. That is what I immediately assumed, and I was surprised by what it meant: Breeze in Slack will do more than send plain text. It will bring back tables, meeting cards, reports.

Per HubSpot it also covers CRM record cards, emails, presentations and CSVs. Another host on the show thought it meant GIFs. If you ask Breeze CRM questions in Slack and have been bouncing to the web app to finish the answer, try asking again. If you do not use the Slack connection, skip it.

FAQ

What does richer responses mean?

Per HubSpot, Breeze in Slack renders formatted tables, CRM record and meeting cards, reports with a link to open them in HubSpot, emails, presentations and CSVs instead of plain text. Casey Hawkins read it on air as deeper, more explanatory answers and was surprised that it means formatting.

Who gets it?

Per HubSpot, all hubs and tiers, Live as of October 19, 2026.

What kinds of questions does it handle?

Per HubSpot, examples include "Which of my deals have no next step scheduled?" and "Prep me for my 2pm with Acme," with citations, tables and cards.

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