Share and Export
Send a report or exported results with enough context for another person to interpret them.
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Use sharing for a browser-readable report and export for a file you can include in another document. The available actions depend on the result surface you are viewing.
Share a report
Open the report and use Share in its action area. Review the link's access description before copying it. A public report link can be opened by someone who has the URL; do not treat it as restricted simply because you sent it to one person.
Use the share control to revoke a report link when you no longer want it accessible. A downloaded file cannot be revoked by turning off its original share link.
Export
Open the report's download menu and choose an available format. Report exports support document-oriented formats such as PDF, Markdown and PowerPoint; use the options offered by that report. Explorer also provides a row export for examining responses outside the interface.
Verify the downloaded output contains the scope you intend to share. A report document and a row export serve different purposes; neither should be assumed to include every hidden panel or filter automatically.
Delivery barriers · Report
Delivery barriers
Executive summaryEvidence & limitationsChoose a link or an exported file
Check its scope and synthetic-data disclosure.
Preserve the context
Include the question or stimulus, audience definition, respondent count, included runs and limitations. For a filtered group, record the selection criteria. Label modelled responses as synthetic rather than presenting them as interviews conducted with real people.
The old Free/Starter/Pro share-link and export quotas are not the current pricing model. See Pricing & credits for usage charges and Workspace for access context.
If an action is unavailable, confirm you are viewing a completed report and have appropriate workspace access. Contact Support with the report and error if the issue persists.