Data Hub Storage

Created by Reachware Support, Modified on Thu, 2 Apr at 3:01 PM by Reachware Support

In the context of flow automation, the Data Hub acts as your built-in data management center. It allows you to store and route data directly inside your flows without needing to set up an external database.

It typically operates through two main tools:

Data Hub Storage

An in-flow, operational database used to temporarily hold, update, and manage records while your automated flow runs.

Data Hub Mapper

A transformation tool used for lookup mapping, retrieve, format, and map data from your connected external systems.


Data Hub Storage

Data Hub Storage allows you to store, retrieve, and manage data within your flow. Use it as a temporary database to store records during flow execution.

What is Data Hub Storage?

Data Hub Storage acts as an in-flow database where you can:

  • Store records temporarily during flow execution
  • Check if records exist before creating them
  • Update or delete specific records
  • Share data between different parts of your flow

Create Data Hub Storage

Step 1: Create Storage

  • Go to Data Hub tab.
  • Click Add Data Hub.
  • Configure:
    • Name: Storage identifier
    • Type: Storage
    • Storage Size: Capacity limit
    • Flow: Assign to flow
  • Click Next.


Step 2: Define Columns

  • Click Add Column.
  • Set properties:
    • Name: Column name
    • Data Type: String, Number, Date, Boolean
    • Primary Key: Mark at least one column as PK
    • Default Value: Optional (based on data type)
  • Click OK.


Add Data Hub Storage In Flow

1

Click the + icon in your flow.

2

Select Data Hub from the Build In Function section.

3

Choose the Data Hub Storage that you created before from the dropdown.

4

Select an action to perform.

5

Configure settings and Save.

Configuration

FieldDescription
Data Hub StorageSelect assigned storage (required)
Data Hub ActionChoose action to perform (required)

Available Flow Actions

When you add the storage to your flow, you can command it to do one of the following:

Add New Record

Pushes new data into the storage. You can check "Overwrite Existing" to update the record if it is already there.

Check Record Existence

Searches for a record using its Primary Key and returns the data if it exists.

Update Record

Modifies a record that is already in the storage.

Delete Record

Removes a specific record based on its Primary Key.

Search

Search for a record using any field.

Find by ID

Search for a record using its Primary Key.


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