Operator Hub
The Operator Hub is the new homepage in Lleverage. It is designed for Operators and Members to easily access, run, and manage workflows that have already been created for them by Builders or Admins. From here, you can use published workflows like applications, explore templates, and continue active sessions.
What You See on the Operator Hub
When you log in, you are taken directly to a tile view of workflows.
You only see the workflows you have permission to access, as defined in the Sharing and Permissions page.
These workflows are published by your Organisation inside the relevant projects.
Each workflow tile represents an application you can run and interact with.
Sections of the Operator Hub
Published
Contains all workflows published and available for you to use.
These workflows behave like live applications and can be run directly.
If a workflow is unpublished or becomes inactive, it will return to Drafts.
Drafts
Contains workflows that are still in development or not currently published.
You may only see drafts if you have the correct permissions.
Draft workflows can be published once they are ready to be used by Operators.
Sessions
Displays all active or recent sessions you have run.
Allows you to pick up and continue a session without starting from scratch.
Helpful for long-running workflows or tasks that need to be resumed later.
Discover
A library of workflow templates you can use as starting points.
If a template does not require configuration, you can start using it immediately.
Templates make it easier to explore new use cases and expand your workflow library.
Using a Workflow from the Operator Hub
From the Published section, click on a workflow tile.
The workflow will open as an interactive application.
Follow the inputs or prompts to complete the workflow.
If needed, return to the Sessions section to continue where you left off.
💡 The Operator Hub makes workflows accessible as usable applications, without requiring you to edit or build them yourself.
Tips for Organisations
Delete drafts that are no longer needed to keep the Operator Hub clean.
Publish workflows you are happy with so Operators can start using them.
Delete old or unused workflows regularly to avoid clutter.
Every workflow automatically receives a title and description when created. If nothing is added to the canvas, the workflow will automatically be deleted.
Use Projects to organise workflows by use case. A project represents a team or a specific workflow group working on one area.
Create multiple projects per Organisation to separate use cases clearly and manage workflows more effectively.
⚠️ Keeping drafts and projects tidy ensures Operators only see relevant workflows, reducing confusion and improving adoption.
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