Reporting and data

Board View

Give invited external board viewers a governed point-in-time view.

How it works

Share a governed snapshot with external board members

Give invited viewers a point-in-time KPI pack through a separate access path. Expiry, watermarked exports and access auditing help keep executive reporting deliberate.

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What it covers

Use separate credentials, expiry, watermarked exports and an access audit for executive KPI packs.

02

In practice

Use separate credentials and an auditable, time-limited view.

When to use it

Useful situations

  • Give an invited board member a time-limited KPI pack.
  • Share a point-in-time executive view without CRM access.
  • Audit access to sensitive reporting.

A working path

How the work moves

  1. Invite

    Create the separate board-view access with an expiry.

  2. Publish

    Prepare the governed KPI snapshot for the intended viewer.

  3. Review

    Use access history and watermarked exports to monitor use.

Illustrative scenario

quarterly board meeting

A company secretary creates an expiring Board View for directors and reviews access after the meeting closes. The secretary can provide directors with the agreed snapshot while expiry and access history reduce the need to create a broad staff account for occasional governance review.

Before you start

What to check

  • Board viewers use separate credentials from staff.
  • The view is a governed snapshot, not unrestricted workspace access.

Questions about Board View

Useful details before you start.

All questions
Can board members edit records?

No. Board View provides the selected reporting view.

Can access expire?

Yes, expiry is part of the invited viewer workflow.

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