Hubly’s Workflow Sharing feature allows you to share your firm’s best-practice workflows and processes with colleagues, peers, and friends. With just a few clicks, you can help other advisory firms streamline their operations, while establishing yourself as a thought leader in your network. Plus, each new firm that joins Hubly through your shared workflows earns you referral rewards, making this a rewarding, community-driven feature. Learn more about our referral program.
This guide will walk you through the steps of creating, sharing, monitoring, tracking, and installing shared processes in Hubly.
1. Create A Process
Design a new, shareable process in Hubly, or choose one you’ve already refined. Processes can be shared with both existing Hubly users in your network and prospective clients who are new to Hubly.
2. Share A Process
Sharing is easy—simply select a process from the workflow menu or go to the sharing options in your account settings. Enter the email of the person you want to share it with, and Hubly will handle the rest.
3. Monitor and Track Sharing
Keep track of the processes you’ve shared and view their status. Navigate to the "Shared Resources" section of your account settings to see who has installed your workflows.
4. Install a Shared Process
When someone shares their Hubly process with you, you’ll receive an email notification. If you’re a new user, the email will invite you to start a 30-day free trial. Existing Hubly users can access the shared workflows by navigating to "Manage Resources" in their account settings.
5. Become a Thought Leader and Earn Rewards
Share your expertise and become a recognized thought leader by sharing your firm’s best practices with your network. Each new Hubly customer you bring on board through your shared workflows earns you referral rewards.* We’ll be tracking shared processes across the Hubly community, so stay tuned for thought leader recognition as this feature continues to grow.
* By sharing processes with new users you agree with Hubly’s Referral Program Terms and Conditions. Learn more here.