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Sharing and Report Distribution

Share reports securely with internal and external stakeholders using scoped access policies.

Use controlled distribution to balance transparency with security.

Sharing modes

  • Internal team sharing: collaborators with direct entity access
  • Selective follow access: a user, entity, or organization principal with scoped artifact access
  • Time-bound or revocable sharing: access that can be removed when the workflow ends
  1. Confirm report quality and approval status.
  2. Decide whether the recipient should be a direct collaborator or a follower.
  3. Grant the smallest viable artifact scope.
  4. Verify whether linked artifacts should be hidden, derived-only, or fully accessible.
  5. Review and revoke access when the diligence or operating need ends.

Access policy guidance

Use follow-access presets when possible:

  • All reports for trusted, ongoing stakeholders
  • Goals only for execution-oriented diligence
  • Press releases only for announcement-driven audiences
  • Custom when the stakeholder only needs a specific set of reports, tags, or source types

Linked artifact access

When a report links to other artifacts, decide how much the recipient can open:

  • None keeps linked artifacts private
  • Derived only exposes execution-facing summaries without opening the entire artifact
  • Full artifact allows the underlying document when policy permits it

Execution-specific sharing

Execution access and report access are related but not identical.

  • A user may request access to an entity's execution record.
  • The founder can approve or deny that request.
  • Separate follow-access policies determine which underlying artifacts that follower can see.

This separation lets you share the execution narrative without over-sharing the full report library.

Validation checklist

  • Report approval status confirmed before sharing
  • Recipient is assigned to the correct principal type
  • Access scope matches the real need
  • Linked artifact behavior is intentionally chosen
  • Revocation path is clear and tested

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