Installing HotDocs Hub with User Management
You must run the HotDocs Hub installer 
 to install the core Hub components – Template Hub, User Hub, Interview 
 Service – and the Hub user interface.
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Prerequisites
See HotDocs Hub System 
 Requirements for a full list of prerequisites.
Configure Internet Information Services (IIS) to use HTTPS
The IIS website where Hub is installed must use HTTPS. 
 See https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/rakkimk/2007/05/25/iis7-how-to-configure-a-website-for-https/ 
 for more information on configuring HTTPS in IIS.
Installation
To 
 install the HotDocs Hub
	- Open the Windows Command Prompt 
	 as an administrator.
 
	- Navigate to the directory containing the HotDocs Hub installation 
	 files.
 
	- Run the HotDocs Hub installer.
 
	- Click Next.
 
	- Review and accept the License Agreement terms.
 
	- Click Next.
 
	- (Optional) Click Browse 
	 to change the default installation directory.
 
	- Click Next.
 
	- Click Install.
 
	- Click Finish.
 
To run additional installation scripts
Note: if you are 
 using a Service account to connect to the Hub databases, you need to edit 
 the Invoke.ps1 script. See Connecting 
 to the HotDocs Hub databases without a username and password for more 
 information.
	- Extract the Post-Installation 
	 Files zip file provided with the HotDocs Hub installer.
 
	- Run Powershell as an administrator.
 
	- Change the directory to the Post-Installation 
	 Files > Scripts 
	 folder.
 
	- Edit the Invoke.ps1 
	 script in a text editor to customize the installation parameters; 
	 see Post-Installation 
	 Script Parameters for more information.
 
	- Run the Invoke.ps1 script 
	 in Powershell, using the following command with your own values replacing 
	 the {placeholder} values: 
	 
	.\Invoke.ps1 -EnableOAuth2 {enable-oauth2} 
	 -SqlServer "{sql-server-name}" 
	 -SqlUser {sql-username} -SqlPass 
	 {sql-password} -IisWebSite 
	 "{website-name}" 
	 -IisHostName "{host-name}" 
	 -IisAppRoot "{hub-application-root}"
	Where: 
	
		- enable-oauth2 – 
		 must be true.
 
		- sql-server-name – 
		 name of the SQL Server 
		 where the Hub databases are installed; e.g. .\sqlexpress.
 
		- sql-username – 
		 name of user that has 
		 read and write permissions to the Hub databases.
 
		- sql-password – password associated with the user 
		 above.
 
		- website-name – 
		 name of the website under 
		 which HotDocs Hub is installed; e.g. Default Web 
		 Site.
 
		- host-name – 
		 name of the server on 
		 which the HotDocs Hub is installed, e.g. exampleserver01.
 
		- hub-application-root – 
		 path to root installation 
		 directory containing the HotDocs Hub applications; e.g. 
		 C:\inetpub\wwwroot.
 
	
HotDocs 
 Hub is now installed.
Once Hub is installed successfully, you should make a backup 
 copy of the post-installation script above. This will be useful 
 if you ever need to upgrade your Hub to a later version.
	- Installing 
	 HotDocs Server and Web Services
 
	- Install HotDocs Developer 
	 for template authors.
 
	- Install the Upload Plugin 
	 for HotDocs Developer.