Adding a Stream

Modified on Thu, 27 Aug at 3:24 AM

A Stream is a curated collection of assets grouped to form a Hub.


Each Stream consists of Assets interconnected through various factors such as content type (video or PDF), industry, solution, topic, role, buyer persona, country, account, and company.


When a Stream is created, it is assigned a unique URL that is automatically linked to the Stream.


Important: To publish a Hub, you should configure at least one Stream in the Hub.


  1. From the Left Navigation Menu, click Hubs. 
  2. On the Hubs page, choose the specific Hub where you want to create a stream. 
  3. The Hub Dashboard page is displayed by default. From the Hub menu, click Streams. 
  4. On the Stream listing page, click Add Stream.   
  5. In the Add Stream pop-up window, enter the Stream Name, Stream Page Title and Stream Page Description (optional). The Stream Page Title and URL Path will auto-populate based on the Name, but you can edit them as needed before clicking Save
    The Stream Page Title and Stream Page Description will be displayed in real-time while viewing the Stream in the Hub.

  6. Under Visibility, select one of the following options: 
    • Public (selected by default— Makes the Stream available for Hub navigation, visible in Hub search, and indexable by search engines.
    • Unlisted — Excludes the Stream from Hub navigation, Hub search, and search engine indexing. The Stream remains accessible through its direct URL.

  7. Under Folder, click Choose to select a different folder, or use the default folder. 
  8. From the Choose Folder window, select your desired folder and click Choose Selected. To create a new folder instead, type a name into the Enter Folder Name field and click Add. Learn more about how to use folders. 
  9.  In the Add Stream pop-up window, click Save. 
  10. The Stream is successfully created, and the Stream Details page is displayed with the Contents tab selected by default.


    Learn more about how to add Assets to a Stream 
    Manually and Automatically.


Related Topics:

Adding Assets to a Stream


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