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Overview

Hub are the building blocks of FLO — they are integrations and connectors (like Google Sheets, Slack, OpenAI, etc.) that users can use in their automation flows. As a platform administrator, you have full control over which hubs are available to your users. This allows you to:
  • Enforce security policies by restricting access to certain integrations
  • Simplify the user experience by showing only relevant hubs for your use case
  • Deploy custom/private hubs that are specific to your organization
There are two levels of hub management:
LevelWho Can ManageScope
Platform LevelPlatform AdminInstall and remove across the entire platform
Project LevelProject AdminShow/hide specific hubs for specfic project

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Platform-Level Management

Platform administrators can manage hubs for the entire FLO instance from Platform Admin → Setup → Hub.

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Project-Level Management

Project administrators can further restrict which hubs are available within their specific project. This is useful when different teams or projects need access to different integrations.

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Show/Hide Hub in a Project

1

Open Project Settings

Navigate to your project and go to Settings → Hub.
2

Configure Visibility

You’ll see a list of all hubs installed on the platform. Toggle the visibility for each hub:
  • Enabled: Users in this project can use the hub
  • Disabled: The hub is hidden from users in this project
3

Save Changes

Changes take effect immediately — users will only see the enabled hubs when building their flows.
Manage Hub Manage Hub
Project-level settings can only hide hubs that are installed at the platform level. You cannot add hubs at the project level that aren’t already installed on the platform.

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Install Private Hub

For detailed instructions on building custom hubs, check the Building Hub documentation.
If you’ve built a custom hub for your organization, you can upload it directly as a tarball (.tgz) file.
1

Build Your Hub

Build your hub using the FLO CLI:
npm run hubs -- build --name=your-hub-name
This generates a tarball in dist/packages/hubs/your-hub-name.
2

Navigate to Hub Settings

Go to Platform Admin → Setup → Hub and click Install Hub.
3

Select File Upload

Choose Upload File as the installation source.
4

Upload the Tarball

Select the .tgz file from your build output and upload it.
Install Hub