The member-facing portal was partially built when TSH approached Mole Street, but due to unclear technical requirements and not having a well-defined development roadmap, TSH ended up working with multiple development partners on an overly complex custom buildout.
The TSH team was having difficulty aligning on the project, identifying priorities, and creating clarity around the digital transformation they needed. They were also needing to design a new public-facing website that would support business development needs and integrate seamlessly with an easy-to-use member portal.
TSH engaged Mole Street to provide strategic guidance on completing the complex development project and designing the new website. Mole Street defined a roadmap for success, including documenting technical requirements, planning the integration of proprietary systems with a new HubSpot CMS website, and eventually, completed a Salesforce to HubSpot migration.
Over the next six months, Mole Street began to untangle the development confusion and streamline efforts across their team.
Resetting the development strategy and technical roadmap for the member portal and standing up a new marketing website were only the beginning of the objectives for TSH’s digital revamp. The organization was also dedicated to preserving the existing administrator capabilities that were running as part of established processes, while following strict accessibility guidelines to support the user experience (UX) for TSH’s members.
Mole Street audited the existing development landscape, assessed TSH’s desired functionality within the portal, and developed a technical roadmap to drive a seamless sync between the HubSpot CRM and TSH’s proprietary admin portal.
The Mole Street and TSH teams distributed efforts across two work streams and project plans—one for the membership portal and one for the public-facing corporate site.
Over the next six months, TSH worked alongside Mole Street’s team, implementing solutions to solve problems and stand up the new infrastructure — building everything with scalability in mind to ensure that the revamped framework would support a growing member base
At the heart of the solution was a custom API capable of managing a two-way sync between the HubSpot CRM and TSH’s admin portal. The Phase 1 instance of the API supported the member registration process and allowed active members to view their upcoming classes. This view included start times and a “Join Now” prompt once a room opened, and displayed as a banner across the top of their portal instance.
From there, the system oversees all facets of the user journey and interactions within the portal while simultaneously orchestrating and triggering all internal notifications and actions needed for the TSH team to administrate the member portal in real time.
In evolving TSH’s digital infrastructure, the core focus was ensuring that its user base could navigate through the digital environment with ease.
In the first phase of development for the member portal, Mole Street worked alongside TSH’s internal development resources to solve a variety of functions.
In Phase 2, Mole Street expanded the API functionality, to build out the relationship between a member’s record and that of their caregivers’ and practitioners’.
What started as a Salesforce-to-HubSpot integration ultimately became a full migration to HubSpot as Mole Street helped TSH see the redundancies in the platforms and new opportunities within HubSpot. These included easily establishing email sequences, better tracking of lead engagement metrics, and sending automatic dashboard reports to the C-Suite.