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"## The `hub` submodule\n",
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"The `hub` submodule within `arcgis.apps` acts as the pythonic interface to [ArcGIS Hub](https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-hub/overview). It enables automation of several Hub workflows and simplifies the use of the Hub information model by allowing access to Hub objects such as `Initiative`, `Event`, `Site` and `Page`. For tutorials and additional resources on using ArcGIS Hub, see [here](https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-hub/resources).\n",
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"ArcGIS Hub is available with ArcGIS Online in Hub Basic and Hub Premium, depending on your licensing of Hub. Every user of ArcGIS Online has access to Hub Basic, unless upgraded to Hub Premium at the Organization level. Users of ArcGIS Enterprise have access to [ArcGIS Enterprise Sites](https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/sites/latest/get-started/about-this-application.htm) which enables users to automate several workflows involving Sites and Pages, similar to Hub Basic. Once you sign-in to your `GIS`, you can access the Hub capabilities in ArcGIS Online through `gis.hub`, which is the entry point to Hub. As an Enterprise Sites user, the entry point is `gis.sites` to access your Sites and Pages in ArcGIS Enterprise. Let's explore this through the architecture diagrams below.\n",
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