Hubs
A Hub is a master workspace that rolls multiple Organizations into a single unified view — so you can oversee listings, reservations, and teams across your portfolio without switching organizations.
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A Hub is a master workspace that rolls multiple Organizations into a single unified view — so you can oversee listings, reservations, and teams across your portfolio without switching organizations.
If an Organization groups a set of listings, teams, and operations together, a Hub groups multiple Organizations. It's the top-level lens on your business — useful when your operations span regions, brands, or business units.
From a Hub you can see everything in the included Organizations at once, then drill down into any single Organization when you need to focus.
There's no single right answer — pick a structure that mirrors how your company is organized and more specifically, how you work on a day to day basis.
North America hub — combines every Organization that operates in the US in one view.
Europe hub — combines every Organization that operates in the EU in one view.
Global hub — combines every Organization across the US and EU in one view.
You can create as many Hubs as you need, and an Organization can belong to more than one Hub.
The Hubs Overview gives you a quick summary how your Hubs are structured.
Open Settings → Personal Settings → Hubs.
On the Hubs Overview page, click + Create.
Name the Hub and select the Organizations you want it to include.
Save your changes.
Creating a Hub requires the right role or permissions. If you don't see the + Create button, ask a workspace admin to grant you access.
Start with one Hub. If your portfolio is small, a single Hub covering every Organization is usually enough. Add more Hubs as operations grow or split.
Match Hubs to reporting lines. If a director owns the EU portfolio and another owns the US portfolio, make sure each one has a Hub scoped to their responsibility.
Combine with Organizations by region, building, or subbrand. Hubs sit on top of whatever Organization structure you already use — see Creating Organizations for patterns.
Creating Organizations — how Organizations work, the building blocks that Hubs group together.
Organization Settings — workspace-wide settings that apply within a single Organization.
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