Groups that control the destinations of measurements from the hubs in your organization. A measurement sent by a hub will be routed to the endpoints configured on the hub group that the hub is in. If the hub group does not have any endpoints configured, the measurement will not be sent.

<aside> 💡 A hub group can have multiple endpoints configured.

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Your organization will always have a Default hub group, named “Delivery Group” (which can be customized), that all of your purchased hubs will reside in by default. Two common ways of using the default hub group are:

1. As an inventory where all non-deployed hubs can reside until they are sent out to a patient, at which point they can be moved to the appropriate hub group. If/when the hub is returned, it can be moved back into the default hub group.
2. As the main hub group for all hubs, regardless of whether they are still in inventory or commissioned to a patient. This can be convenient if:
   • You plan to have all your hubs’ data sent to the same endpoints.
   • You don’t mind that measurements taken with non-deployed hubs will have their data sent to the same endpoints as deployed hubs.
   • You don’t want to have staff move hubs to the necessary hub groups before deploying them to a patient.

Of course, this is a fully flexible system that is meant to be adapted to any workflow. You are welcome to customize your organization’s hub groups as you please. There is currently no limit on how many hub groups and endpoints an organization may have.

<aside> 💡 Hubs will always belong to exactly one hub group. As such, when you purchase hubs from Stel, they will always be placed in your default hub group prior to delivery. This process cannot be customized.

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Table of Contents

Create a Hub Group

Move Hubs into a Hub Group

Bulk Add Hubs to Hub Group

Set or Remove Endpoints on a Hub Group