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Share an analysis by link, no account needed
A customer, a supplier or a consultant needs to see an analysis but has no account. With a public link they see it read-only, always up to date, with real charts; the link is revoked in one click and every link created is recorded in the activity log.
Illustrative scenario: it describes a typical case, not a customer project.
An attachment is out of date the day after you send it.
To show a customer how deliveries are going, or a supplier why a batch caused trouble, you take a screenshot or export a PDF. The next day it is already old, the charts cannot be explored, and the next question needs another attachment.
Giving an account to someone outside the company is too much; sending a file is too little. A link to a live, read-only analysis sits in between, and closes when it is no longer needed.
- Who it's for
- Customer service, quality and purchasing teams who deal with customers and suppliers; outside consultants; the administrator who decides whether the company allows public links.
What you get
- A link instead of an attachment
- Whoever receives it sees the analysis up to date, not a snapshot of one day.
- Real charts, not screenshots
- The analysis views stay readable charts, with the same conditions and annotations.
- No accounts to manage
- Customers and suppliers never enter Muvia: they see that one analysis, read-only.
- Under control
- The administrator decides whether links are allowed, every link is revoked in one click and every creation is recorded.
For the technical team
How it is built in Muvia
- 1
Build the analysis
In Analysis, add the series you need, with conditions that mark the critical periods, annotations, an XY chart, an hour-by-hour heatmap and day-by-day box plots.
- 2
Switch public links on
The company administrator decides whether public links are allowed. Switching them off deletes nothing: links simply stop opening until they are switched back on.
- 3
Create the link
From Share, choose Public and create the link. It is shown only once; the period is fixed or "the last N days", so whoever opens it always sees recent data.
- 4
Send it, then revoke it
Whoever receives the link opens the analysis without logging in, read-only. The link does not expire on its own: it is revoked in one click, and both creation and revocation stay in the activity log.
- The data it needs
- Orders, deliveries and promised dates from the ERP on SQL Server
- Complaints and non-conformities from Salesforce
- Service targets agreed with the customer, from an Excel file
- Parts of Muvia used
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