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Daeda Throttle

Daeda Throttle is the new name for Daeda Essentials. Existing documentation URLs remain unchanged so bookmarks and search links continue to work. The product focuses on API throttling and rate limiting; existing utility actions remain documented for current customers.

Each action is built natively as a HubSpot workflow extension - drop it into any workflow, configure the inputs, and the rest of your workflow continues using its output.

ActionWhat it’s for
Throttle V2Rate-limit workflow execution per record or across a workflow. Queues records, releases them in batches.
Shared ThrottlePortal-level reusable throttle queues that multiple workflows share - one combined rate limit across any number of workflows sending email, SMS, or hitting third-party APIs.
Approval BlockPause a workflow until someone manually approves or declines it via a web link.
AwayGatePause a workflow when a specified HubSpot user is marked as away, resume when they return to available.
Meeting PausePause a workflow until a specific meeting associated with the enrolled record is completed.
Set / Clear Multiselect Dropdown ValuesAdd or remove specific values from multiselect dropdown properties with intelligent merging.
Bulk Associate RecordsCreate associations between the enrolled record and multiple other records based on matching property values.
OpenRouter AICall any AI model from the OpenRouter.ai library directly from a workflow for content generation, decisioning, or classification.

Reach for Daeda Throttle when you need to pace outbound workflow volume so you do not breach a vendor contract, API burst limit, or shared operational capacity.

Daeda Throttle controls traffic leaving HubSpot workflows. It does not rate-limit an external integration calling the HubSpot API. For lead/ticket assignment, round robin, out-of-office routing, or ownership logic, use Smart Lead & Ticket Routing instead.

Install Daeda Throttle from the HubSpot Marketplace and follow the Setup Guide to add your first action to a workflow.

See the Actions folder in the sidebar for the full list and per-action setup guides.