INTELLIGENCE THAT TRAVELS
One team's finding.
The next team's head start.
Keep the good work from getting buried in someone's conversation history. Publish the investigation, choose the audience and make the next question easier.
See this in your businessBUILT FOR THE WORK THAT MATTERS
Make it part of
how you work.
Publish the question worth repeating.
Share a useful analysis definition with its business context and adjustable inputs, or publish a fixed report when the audience needs a particular view.
Give each colleague the right role.
Choose viewing, editing or running capabilities for the publication. Keep personal originals, report audiences and source permissions distinct.
Make shared knowledge usable.
Search published work by its question, revisit versions and let an authorized colleague run their own copy under their current access.
START WITH A QUESTION LIKE THIS
“Publish this investigation for the finance team and let authorized colleagues rerun their own copy.”
A question to bring to your private enterprise demo.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Satellite's team library lets users publish versioned analysis definitions and fixed reports to permitted colleagues. Teams can search shared work, revise publications and run authorized independent copies without treating report access as source-data access.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Are fixed reports and runnable analyses different?
Yes. A fixed report shares a retained view. An analysis publication can support an authorized independent run; that run still requires the colleague's own source access.
Can we change or revoke access?
Yes. Publication audiences and capabilities can be updated. Access is checked against current company membership and the publication's permissions.
Does publishing expose my private conversation?
Publication shares its defined content and audience. It does not make the owner's private analysis or conversation history generally available.