Seeing your data model isn't the same as being able to change it, and who gets to change it matters.
Avi Sankaranarayanan of HubSpot said the earlier overview was look-only. Now you can look at the graph and make changes, and access goes down to a granular level.
You don't have to be a super admin, and "partner admins also have the same access as super admins right now in this tool." Someone who can edit properties but not create objects gets exactly that: the property flows open, the object ones locked.
A little over a minute if you manage who can touch the data model.
https://valuefirststudios.com/media/episode/episode-2026-05-29-lets-unbox-centralized-hubspot-data-model-management
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