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Private pages: build your own views, no admin required

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Date Published
Author
Naama Ben Oliel Ronen
Word Count
1,557
Company Posts That Month
17
Language
English
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No
Summary

Port's new Private Pages feature allows non-admin users to create custom views and dashboards using data they already have access to, addressing a long-standing user request for more autonomy and reducing reliance on admins. This change permits members to build private pages visible only to them unless promoted to an organization-wide level by an admin. Admins retain control over who can create these pages and which pages are shared across the organization. This development resolves previous bottlenecks caused by requiring admin intervention for page creation, thus empowering users, such as managers and engineers, to independently track metrics and collaborate by sharing their custom dashboards. While admins can access these pages, they do not automatically appear in their sidebar, maintaining user privacy. The new feature also ensures that existing functionalities like widgets and filters are compatible with private pages, and it maintains a stable identifier for pages even when their visibility changes. Future updates will enhance the user experience by adding a “Shared with me” section and allowing better organization of private pages.

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