Sign in as yourself
Use your company login or a linked passkey. The Hub connects that sign-in to your work profile and checks which apps you can use.
WELCOME
Hello.
Your apps, connected. Get straight to what matters.
A little less admin. A little more doing.
How it works Your sign-in, apps and notifications work together. Here’s how.
YOUR WORKSPACE, EXPLAINED
Less signing in.
More getting things done.
One place to find your tools, move between them and stay on top of what needs you. Here’s what to expect.
From sign-in to getting started
Open your app
Choose a connected app and the Hub signs you into it. Website links open separately and may have their own login.
Keep work moving
The Apps button follows you between tools. The bell brings together Hub notifications, with links back to the work that needs your attention.
Make it work for you
Keep your everyday apps close
Star an app to add it to Your favourites. Search by name or description; on a keyboard, press / to search and Enter to open the first result. Favourites and recent-use hints stay in this browser; they do not sync to other devices.
Get useful notifications
Open the bell from any connected app. For Hub notifications, you can enable Slack direct messages in the notification panel if your organisation has connected Slack and your account can be matched. Some tools also have their own channels, such as Desk ticket threads.
Missing an app or a permission?
Your menu reflects the apps your organisation has made available to you. If Request access is shown, use it to explain what you need. Otherwise, contact your IT team. Access to an app does not automatically give you access to every record, teamspace or administrative setting inside it.
Manage your profile and sign-in
Open your profile at the top right to manage the options available to you, including your picture and sign-out. Company-managed profile information comes from your organisation’s directory. If a session expires, sign in again through the Hub; your work stays in the app.
Behind the scenes
What does a connected app receive?
The Hub shares your identity and the directory fields allowed for that app. Your administrator controls additional access, such as profile information, groups, roles and pictures. Each app controls access to its own records. Public features, such as the game leaderboard, have their own sharing rules.
How does the sign-in hand-off work?
For bundled apps, the Hub issues a single-use ticket valid for 90 seconds, bound to the intended app. That app redeems the ticket with the Hub and creates its own session. External software connected through OpenID Connect follows its configured sign-in flow; ordinary website links receive no Hub sign-in ticket.
What happens when access is removed?
Once the Hub records an account or access change, it sends a revocation update. Bundled apps also recheck their access data and deny access when it is 60 seconds old. Changes in an upstream HR or identity system take effect after they reach the Hub. External software has its own session policies.
What if the Hub is unavailable?
Opening connected apps requires the Hub. Bundled apps also stop accepting access when their authorisation data becomes too old. Try again once the connection returns; contact IT if the problem continues. A saved menu is a convenience, not a guarantee that an app is currently reachable.
Your tools, on your organisation’s Cloud Engine
Kebabstack’s Hub and bundled apps run as application services on a Cloud Engine. Your organisation chooses and operates its setup with its infrastructure provider. External websites, identity providers, Slack and optional AI services keep their own hosting and data flows.