Multiple Hub Selection

[James]

@Joe_Palovick, are those two hubs located in the same home (same network)? If so, you can use the built-in Hub Mesh app to sync all the devices to the “primary hub”, and then connect SharpTools to this primary hub, which will expose the devices from both hubs.

Otherwise, you can use HubConnect to sync the devices from a remote hub to the “primary” one, and the idea is similar to above that you will be able to see devices from both hubs when connecting SharpTools to the primary one.

See below for more detailed discussion.

Authorizing Multiple Hubitat Locations

For the SmartThings authorization process, when you proceed through the authorization process a second time, access to the second location effectively gets added to the existing authorization and SmartThings returns a token which has access to both locations. With Hubitat, when you proceed through the authorization a second time and select a different location, Hubitat returns a token which is valid for a single hub at a time. – There’s a few different approaches you can take for this, but th…