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# Create a relationship
Adding a relationship means bringing a record in from the Data Hub and attaching it to your primary element on the upstream or downstream side. You can do this with a click or with a drag, in any editing view.
## Click to add
This is the quickest and most forgiving path, and it works the same in every view.
1. Open the [Data Hub](/freelucy/work-in-the-app/data-hub.md) and find the record you want to relate.
2. On that record, choose **Add to Upstream** or **Add to Downstream**.
3. If more than one relationship type is valid, pick the one you want. If only one applies, YouDesign Freelucy uses it automatically.
The relationship is now staged on the chosen side.
## Drag to add
You can also drag a record out of the Data Hub onto a valid drop target. Freelucy lights up only the sides your metamodel allows.
* In **Flow**, drop the record into the upstream or downstream column.
* In **Classic**, drop the record onto the circular drop indicator that appears next to the primary element on the allowed side. Releasing anywhere else cancels the add.
If more than one relationship type is valid, pick one when prompted.
## How a staged add looks
A new relationship is staged, not yet committed. Freelucy marks staged additions so you can tell them apart from relationships that already exist. In Flow, a staged add shows a green accent and a plus badge.
The relationship is not written to ServiceNow until you [commit](/freelucy/work-in-the-app/commit-changes.md).
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## What's next
* [Create multiple relationships at once](/freelucy/work-in-the-app/create-multiple.md)
* [Commit your changes](/freelucy/work-in-the-app/commit-changes.md)
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