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Most education and training implementations run 8-16 weeks depending on the number of departments involved. The first phase covers data migration and architecture: enquirers, applicants, parents, employers, agents, and historic intake data. The middle phase covers automation and integration with student record systems and event tooling. The final phase is user training, usually staged by team.
Yes. Custom objects and associations model the family unit behind a school enquiry, the agent behind an international applicant, or the employer behind a cohort of apprentices, with relationships that persist across intake years. PYB has built education architectures for clients whose biggest losses came from treating every cycle as a fresh start.
Yes. PYB has delivered integrations with Tribal SITS and Tribal EBS for universities, Arlo for training providers, and Thinkific and other LMS platforms for online course businesses, alongside finance systems for invoiced and funded learners. The pattern is one record of the relationship in HubSpot, with the systems of record feeding it.
Marketing Hub Professional for enquiry generation and nurture, Sales Hub Professional for admissions or B2B training pipelines, Service Hub Professional for learner and parent support, Operations Hub for integration with student record systems, and Custom Objects (Enterprise tier) for programmes, cohorts, and intake cycles.
HubSpot holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certification with GDPR-compliant consent and retention tooling, which matters when records concern minors and family data. PYB is itself ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified and holds the HubSpot Data Migration Accreditation: relevant proof when a governing body or university procurement team is assessing who handles student data.
A 15-minute call to walk through enquiry response times, intake-cycle pipelines, and alumni and employer relationships and what closing the gaps looks like. No prep, no pitch deck.