Breeze is HubSpot’s AI layer: agents, Copilot and AI features across the hubs. Many partners now offer Breeze setup. These questions help you tell real experience from a slide deck. Ask them in the first or second call and write down the answers.
Experience
- Which Breeze agents have you put live for a client? Ask for the client’s industry and how long the agent has been running.
- Can we speak to that client? A reference call beats any case study.
- What did the agent get wrong in the first month, and what did you change? Real projects have a list.
Data
- How do you check our CRM data before turning on AI? Look for a concrete audit, not “we clean it up”.
- Which properties and records will the AI read?
- How do you handle duplicates and empty fields?
Knowledge and answers
- Which sources will the customer agent answer from? Help articles, PDFs, website pages, past tickets?
- Who keeps those sources current after go-live? Ownership is where most agents decay.
- How do you test answers before customers see them? Ask to see a written test set.
- When does the agent hand over to a person, and how?
Governance
- Which permissions and approval steps will you set for AI-generated content?
- How do you set brand voice, and who signs it off?
- Which data privacy settings will you review with our legal or security team?
After launch
- Which numbers will tell us the agent is working? Resolution rate, hand-over rate, customer satisfaction.
- What does support look like after the project ends?
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