> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.guestway.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.guestway.io/account-and-administration/hubs.md). # Hubs A hub groups several organizations of one holding into one view, so you can work across them without switching. {% hint style="info" %} **Requirements** * You are a user of two or more organizations of the same holding. * Shared hubs: you are an owner of the holding. {% endhint %} Personal hubs are at **Settings** → **Profile** → **Hubs**. Shared hubs are at **Settings** → **Holding** → **Hubs**. ## Personal and shared hubs | Kind | Where | Who sees it | Slug starts with | | ------------ | ------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ---------------- | | Personal hub | **Settings** → **Profile** → **Hubs** | Only you | **private-** | | Shared hub | **Settings** → **Holding** → **Hubs** | All users of the holding | **holding-** | * An organization can belong to more than one hub. * A hub cannot mix organizations of different holdings. * In a hub, each user sees only the organizations that they are a user of. ## Hubs list Each hub is a card with its name, its slug and its organizations. Each organization shows the badge **Early Access Program** or **Stable Channel**. The pencil opens the hub. **Create** makes a new hub. ## Hub fields | Field | What it does | Limits | | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Holding** | The holding of the hub. Shows only when your organizations are in more than one holding. | You cannot change it after the hub is created. | | **Name** | The name of the hub, for example *Europe Hub*. | Required | | **Slug** | The part of the web address that names the hub. Shows when you edit a hub. | Starts with **private-** or **holding-**. At most 28 characters: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. | | **Organizations** | The organizations in the hub. | At least one. Only organizations of the selected holding. | * **Update** saves the changes. When you change the hub you are in, *Hub changes detected* asks you to **Reload** the page. * **Delete** removes the hub after you confirm. You cannot delete the hub that you are in. ## Hub mode To open a hub, use the organization switcher at the top left: **Hubs**, then the name of the hub. The switcher then shows the name of the hub. To go back, select an organization under **Organizations**. The switcher shows only when you have more than one organization or hub. In hub mode, Guestway changes these parts: | Part | In hub mode | | ----------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Settings** | The **Organization** section is not shown. | | Avatar menu | **Organization** and **AI Center** are not shown. | | Sidebar | **AI Center** and **Cleaning** are not shown. **Smart Locks**, **Reviews** and **Thermostats** are not shown when no organization of the hub uses them. | | Lists, for example reservations, broadcasts and smart locks | **Create** is not available: *This action is not available in Hub mode*. | | Properties | You cannot create a checklist on the global level. Some smart lock settings cannot change. | | Custom fields and linking a PMS | Not available: *This view is not available in hub mode.* | | **Analytics**, **Inbox**, **Reviews** | An extra filter for the organization. | | Notifications | Each notification shows its organization. | ## Related * [How to create a hub](/account-and-administration/hubs/how-to-create-a-hub.md) * [About hubs](/account-and-administration/hubs/about-hubs.md) * [Holding settings](/account-and-administration/holding-settings.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation by asking a question. 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