This article explains the purpose, use cases, and operational steps for the "Multiplication Action" feature, part of the third-party HubSpot app "Custome Workflow Starter."


The primary purpose of this workflow action is to specify two numbers within a workflow (either property values or fixed numbers) and multiply them.
The calculation result is returned as an output value called "Calculation Result." This value can be used in subsequent workflow actions. Please use it for updating properties or for branching conditions.
This feature is particularly useful for automating processes that require numerical calculations, such as e-commerce or quote generation.
0.05) to calculate "Points Awarded."The video shows the process of multiplying the number 2 by the number 2 and saving the calculation result (4) to a property.
Step 1: Check Workflow and Trigger
Event Date" property value is changed.Step 2: Add the Custom Action
Step 3: Select the Action
Step 4: Specify the Numbers to Multiply
2 is entered for the Base Number and 2 for the Second Number.Step 5: Use the Calculation Result (Action Output)
1. Multiplication Action" (the step number may vary) and select the Calculation Result output token.Step 6: Verify the Final Result
1. Multiplication Action," you can see the VALUE is 4.0, confirming that the 2 * 2 calculation was executed correctly.2. Edit record" action also succeeded, showing that the value 4.0 was saved to the property.
No, it is not a standard feature. The feature explained in this article is a custom action that becomes available by installing a third-party app called "Custome Workflow Starter" in HubSpot.
Yes, you can. As explained in Step 4, the "Base Number" and "Second Number" input fields allow the use of property tokens (personalization tokens) in addition to fixed numbers (e.g., 2). By specifying the "Unit Price" and "Quantity" properties in their respective fields, a dynamic calculation will be performed for each record.
No, it will not be saved. As explained in Step 5, this action only outputs the calculation result as "Calculation Result." To save that result to a "Total Amount" property, you must add HubSpot's standard "Set property value" action after this custom action, and then specify the output token (Calculation Result) from the "Multiplication Action" as the value to set.
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