How do I rename a Hub or change its dates?
The short version
Open the Hub, select Settings at the bottom of the Hub's rail, then Edit details. Change the Hub name, description, start and end dates, or project location, then select Done. The Hub's owner and anyone with Editor access can edit details.
A Hub’s details are its name, description, dates, and project location. Change them from the Hub’s Settings when a project is renamed, moves, or changes schedule.
Before you start
You need to be the Hub’s owner or have Editor access to the Hub. Hubs are on the Core plan and the Growth plan.
Edit a Hub’s details
- Open the Hub’s settings. Open the Hub, then select
Settingsat the bottom of the Hub’s rail. On a phone, selectHub actions(the three dots), thenSettings. - Select
Edit details. It’s at the top of theSettingspanel. The panel closes and theEdit detailsdialog opens with the Hub’s current details filled in. - Change the details. Change any of these:
Hub name. It can’t be empty.Description (optional).Start dateandEnd date. Select a date to pick another one from the calendar. TheEnd datemust be the same as or later than theStart date.Project location (optional). Type the city or town, then select it from the suggestions.
- Save. Select
Done. To leave without saving, selectCancel.
If something goes wrong
- You don’t see
Edit details. You needEditoraccess to the Hub. Ask the Hub’s owner. On an archived Hub, unarchive it first. See How do I archive or delete a Hub?. Doneis greyed out. TheHub nameis empty or too long. Enter a shorter name.- The location didn’t save. Select the place from the suggestions under
Project location (optional), then selectDone. - The Hub is paused. No one can change a paused Hub. Resume it first. See How do I pause or resume a Hub?.
Good to know
Edit details is in the Hub’s own Settings, at the bottom of the Hub’s rail. Account settings holds your personal and account settings, not a Hub’s details.
To set these details when you start a project, see How do I create a Hub?.
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