Step 1
Import and validate
Paste or upload a bounded CSV, inspect row and column errors, and start from original sample data when useful.
Client reporting dashboard
Publish a read-only snapshot on an opaque link. It carries the aggregates and the recent rows a client needs, and none of the source they should never see.
A share link resolves to a separate published snapshot, not to your blueprint. That snapshot is generated at the moment you publish and holds only the projected view.
The uploaded CSV, every unmapped column in it, your retained source versions, your other blueprints, and your account identity all stay private. Because the snapshot is a separate record, revoking a link removes the published data rather than merely hiding a route to it.
Each blueprint has one active link at a time. Creating a new one revokes the previous link in the same action, and the URL is shown once, at creation, so a stale link cannot be resurrected from the interface. Deleting the blueprint deletes its share too.
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Step 1
Paste or upload a bounded CSV, inspect row and column errors, and start from original sample data when useful.
Step 2
Choose a supported blueprint, map dimensions and metrics, and preview KPIs, trends, category mix, and recent rows.
Step 3
Keep versioned private configurations, export JSON or CSV, and create a revocable public snapshot containing bounded projected data.
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No. Share passwords, custom expiry windows, domain allowlists, and per-viewer access are not implemented. Anyone with an active link can view that snapshot, so treat the URL as confidential.
No. A snapshot is fixed at publication. Publish again to replace it, which also revokes the previous link.
No. Share routes are excluded in robots.txt and marked no-index, and the token is opaque rather than guessable.