History and sharing

Share a result

Make a link to one check's result that anyone can open, without a Needlr account, and turn it off any time.

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Your impact check has a verdict, and your CEO, a client or the board want to see it. They don't have a Needlr login, and they shouldn't need one.

Show a check's result to anyone, with one link. They don't need a Needlr account, and they see nothing else.

Think of a report card

A school can send a parent a copy of one report card. The parent sees those grades. They can't walk into the school and read every student's file.

A shared link is that copy: one check's result, and nothing else from your account.

When to use it

Good for
  • Showing a result to your boss, a client or a board.
  • Putting proof in a slide, a document or a chat, instead of a screenshot that goes out of date.
Use something else when
  • People who should work in Needlr with you: invite them to your team instead (roles).
  • A draft, or a check in the demo project: there's no result to share yet.

You need to be an Owner or Editor to make or revoke links.

How to share a result

  1. 1Open the check's page and press Share the result.
  2. 2Press Create a link.
  3. 3Press Copy link, and paste it wherever you like. Copy it now: for safety, Needlr shows each link only once. Lost it? Make another one.
  4. 4Press Done.

What people see

Shared result
Shorter signup form → Signup completed
The verdictImproved
What changedone sentence
Started, Decideddates
Confidence required95%
Nothing else: no other checks, visitors or team.
One page, one check, no sign-in.
  • The check's name and its KPI.
  • What changed, in one sentence.
  • The needle and the verdict, with the numbers and the range they're likely in (the range).
  • Started, Decided and Confidence required.
  • For an adoption check: the share of active people who used it, the target, and Came back.

The page follows the check. While it runs, it shows the latest numbers and says there's no answer yet. Once there's a verdict, it shows the verdict as it was decided.

What stays private

  • Your other checks, projects and KPIs.
  • Your visitors, your team, and anything about your account.
  • Search engines don't list the page, and it doesn't tell other sites where its readers came from.

On the Free plan, the page has a small Measured with Needlr badge (plans).

Turn a link off

  1. 1Open the check and press Share the result.
  2. 2Under Links that work now, find the link by the day it was made, and press Revoke.

A revoked link stops working at once, for everyone who has it. They see This link doesn't work.

TipMade links for different groups? Each one can be revoked on its own. A check can have up to 10 links that work at the same time.

When a link stops working by itself

  • Someone revoked it.
  • The check was deleted.
  • Someone opened it many times in a few minutes from one place. The page asks them to wait a few minutes.

Common mistakes

  • Losing the link. It's shown only once. Create another one, and revoke the old one if you like.
  • Sharing a running check as the answer. Early numbers jump around. Until there's a verdict, the page says so (why).
  • Forgetting old links. Revoke the links you don't need any more.

What the video says

Your impact check has a verdict, and your CEO, a client or the board want to see it. They don't have a Needlr login, and they shouldn't need one.

On the check page, press Share the result, then Create a link. Copy it right away: for safety, Needlr shows each link only once.

Anyone with the link sees one page: the check's name, what changed, the KPI, and the verdict with its numbers and range. No sign-in needed.

Nothing else leaves your account: no other checks, no visitors, no team members. Search engines don't index it, and the page sends no referrer.

Shared it too widely? Open the same dialog and press Revoke. The link stops working at once, for everyone who has it. A check can have up to 10 live links.

On Free, the page carries a small Measured with Needlr badge, so readers know where the verdict came from. Share the evidence, not a screenshot, and the decision moves faster.