What's new

Recent ArcGIS Hub updates (February 2026 to April 2026) include enhancements and new functionality throughout the software such as the ability to add a subaddress to an event location, improvements to the workspace overview, and the ability to subscribe to discussions.

Highlights are listed below:

  • The following enhancements are now available for events:
    • A subaddress—such as a room, floor, or building—can be added to the event location.
    • The event view has been reconfigured to show all key event information.
  • Page slugs no longer need to be unique. While it is recommended to set unique slugs, identical slugs can be appropriate for pages configured for different sites, or if you want to replace a page while maintaining the same URL.
  • The supported Calcite Design System components for text cards has been updated to include 'calcite-dialog'. As part of the update, support for 'calcite-modal' and 'calcite-tip' have been removed.
  • Group members can use the Add content button to add new or existing content directly on the group Content tab.
  • French (Canada) is now supported in ArcGIS Hub. Dates and number formats now display correctly for users using the fr-CA regional setting.
  • Hub users can now subscribe to discussions to receive weekly emails about thread activity such as new posts and replies.
  • The View all content button in the workspace overview has been updated to display filtered content. For example, clicking View all sites opens the Content tab with content filtered to Hub Site Application. This update saves time from needing to filter the content type twice.

Features are added to ArcGIS Hub progressively. New releases occur almost every week. View the ArcGIS Hub Changelog for regular detailed updates regarding additions, changes, and fixes. The Esri Community Blog includes more frequent and focused information about new or updated features, suggested workflows, quick updates, and tips. In addition, the ArcGIS Blog includes less frequent and more comprehensive information about new or updated features, best practices, suggested sets of workflows, and useful resources.

To provide feedback regarding upcoming functionality, sign up for the User Research Lab.