Share an open link (public site)
Make the site public in its settings, and its dashboard becomes viewable at a share link —/share/<site>/public — with no key required. Anyone with the link sees the read-only dashboard.
The moment you switch the site back to private, that open link stops working — access always follows the site’s public setting.
Share a private link (keeps the site private)
To share while keeping the site private, generate a private link key for the site. The share link then carries that secret key, and only people who have the link can view the dashboard. Regenerate the key to rotate access, or revoke it to cut off everyone at once.What can viewers of a shared dashboard do?
A shared dashboard is strictly read-only. Viewers can browse the reports — overview, pages, sessions, users, events, goals, funnels, journeys, retention, and performance — and change the date range and filters. They cannot edit anything, reach your site settings, run queries, or see your account. Nothing about sharing exposes a login.Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a public site and a private link key?
What's the difference between a public site and a private link key?
Making a site public gives it an open share link that anyone can open with no key. A private link key keeps the site private and puts a secret key in the share URL, so only people who have that exact link can view the dashboard. Both show the same read-only dashboard.
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