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This guide walks you through the essentials: creating an account, logging in, finding your organization’s buildings, and viewing data for a variable.
Before you begin: Data Hub access is invite-only. If your organization already has a Data Hub account, ask your organization’s Admin to invite you rather than signing up independently.
1

Go to the Data Hub sign-up page

Open your organization’s Data Hub URL:
Click Sign Up, located under the Continue button.
2

Create your account

Enter a username and password. Make sure your password meets the requirements shown on the form, then click Continue to finish creating your account.
3

Log in

Return to your organization’s Data Hub login page, enter your username and password, and click Continue.
4

Switch organizations (if you belong to more than one)

If you have access to multiple organizations, use the dropdown in the top-right corner to switch between them. The Home section updates to show the buildings and variables for whichever organization is selected.
5

Explore the Home section

Home shows every building — called a metered entity — receiving data within your organization, displayed as a tile with its name and number of variables. Use the search filter or scroll to find a specific building, then click its tile to open it.
6

View a metered entity's variables

On a metered entity’s page, open the Variables tab to see the metrics tracked for that building — for example, electricity use or water consumption. Each variable shows its type, data source, last reading, and whether it’s currently online.
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View a visualization

Click on a variable to see its data as a time series graph, or go to Visualizations from the main navigation to explore trend and comparison charts across multiple variables and buildings.
What to do next:
  • Core Concepts — understand how organizations, metered entities, variables, and visualizations fit together
  • Connecting Data Sources — connect a datalogger or API to start feeding data into Data Hub
  • Terminology — look up any term you come across in the product or docs