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# Hubs

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### What is a Hub?

If an [Organization](https://docs.guestway.io/onboarding/creating-organizations) 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.

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### Common Hub setups

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.

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### The Hubs Overview page

The **Hubs Overview** gives you a quick summary how your Hubs are structured.

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#### Creating a new Hub

1. Open **Settings → Personal Settings → Hubs**.
2. On the Hubs Overview page, click **+ Create**.
3. Name the Hub and select the Organizations you want it to include.
4. 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.

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### Tips

* **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](https://docs.guestway.io/onboarding/creating-organizations) for patterns.

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### Related pages

* [Creating Organizations](https://docs.guestway.io/onboarding/creating-organizations) — how Organizations work, the building blocks that Hubs group together.
* [Organization Settings](https://docs.guestway.io/settings/organization-settings) — workspace-wide settings that apply within a single Organization.


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