Insights & updates from our experts
The ability to create shareable dashboards URLs has been available for nearly two years already. Now an extra privacy feature has been added to ensure that a shareable dashboard URL cannot be used indefinitely.
When someone uses a shareable dashboard URL to open a dashboard, the dashboard presents data that the person who created the shareable link has access to.

To prevent people from using shareable dashboard URLs after the person who created them has left the company, Xurrent now ensures that these shareable dashboard URLs automatically stop working.

Shareable URLs now stop working when their creator’s person record is disabled in Xurrent, or when this person no longer has the Specialist, Designer or Administrator role. So, as soon as the creator of a shareable dashboard URL is no longer able to open the dashboard in the Xurrent Specialist Interface, the shareable URL stops working. People who attempt to use the shareable URL, will then see a “Page Does Not Exist” message.


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