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To open the Hub Designer page, in the Hubs list click on the name of the hub you wish to work with.
The Hub Designer page allows you to select which surveys are to be made available in the hub, define relationships between the surveys and manage access to the hub for other users. In addition you can use the Hub Designer to monitor data feeds into the hub, resolve issues etc.
You can create as many hubs as you need. For many users it will make most sense to have one hub for their entire survey program. However for companies that are running several survey programs, and especially when those are performed for other companies, it would probably make most sense to create one hub for each company they are working with.
The Hub Designer page’s navigation sidebar includes the following buttons:
Overview - opens the Hub designer page for the hub.
Surveys - opens the Surveys Page, in which the surveys linked to the hub are listed. Here you can also add surveys to the hub, and combine surveys.
Digital Feedback Programs - opens a page where you can add Digital Feedback Programs, see the Digital Feedback documentation for more information.
Contacts - opens the Contact Databases page, in which any contact databases you may have created are listed. Here you can also add contact databases to the hub. See also the View contact link in the Activities menu.
Panels - opens the Panels page, where any Panels linked to the hub are listed. Here you can also add panels to the hub.
Reports - opens the Studio Reports page, which lists all the reports that are referenced from this hub.
Custom Data - opens the Custom Data page, where any Custom data tables linked to the hub are listed. Here you can also create new tables in the hub.
Automation - opens the Automation page, allowing you to set up automated dataflows on your data.
Activity Log - opens the Activity Log page, which presents a list of all the activities that have occurred with this hub. The list can be filtered so you can more easily find particular types of activities.
End User Lists - opens the End User Lists page, where you can add the end users who will have access to the hub data and reports.
Settings - opens the Settings page, allowing you to set access permissions, check storage usage and remove data sets.
The Activities menu lists and provides links to activities you can undertake related to the hub:
View data sources - displays a list of the data sources that are currently linked into the hub, giving details on each.
Add surveys - opens a list of the surveys available to you, allowing you to add more surveys to the hub (Adding a Survey to the Hub).
Combine surveys - starts the procedure for combining surveys (Creating a Combined Survey with Manual Mapping).
View contact databases - opens a list of the Contact Databases that are available to you, and allows you to create new databases.
Manage permissions - allows you to provide and remove access permissions for the hub for other users. This menu item takes you to the Hub Permissions page.
Edit hub details - opens the Edit hub overlay where you can change the name and/or description of the hub.