Sharing Links

The fastest way to share what you're looking at with a teammate is to copy the URL from your browser and send it to them. No saving required.

How it works

Whenever you're exploring data on Supersimple, the URL in your browser links to the exact current state of your exploration. This includes all the blocks you've added, filters you've applied, columns you've selected, and how you've configured your charts.

When you copy and share that URL, your teammate sees exactly what you see!

When they open the link and start making changes, the URL in their browser updates to reflect their modifications. This means:

• Your link stays unchanged: they can't accidentally modify what you shared
• They get their own URL that they can share with others

When to use link sharing

Link sharing is ideal for:

• Quick questions – "Can you take a look at this?"
• Sharing a specific view or insight with someone
• Collaborating on ad-hoc analysis without cluttering your saved explorations
• Sending a snapshot of your current work-in-progress

When to save instead

If you need the exploration to stay up-to-date as underlying data changes, or want it discoverable in your team's data catalog, save the exploration instead.

Saved explorations are better for:

• Dashboards and reports that get checked regularly
• Analyses that should update as new data comes in
• Building a shared library of reusable explorations

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You don't have to choose one or the other. Save important explorations for your team's catalog, and use link sharing for quick collaboration and one-off questions.