Sharing · 1 min read
Sharing artefacts
Share an artefact with people or user groups in your organization as a live, read-only link.
Sharing an artefact gives people in your organization read-only access to it — named people, whole user groups, or both. It’s a live link rather than a published snapshot: as you keep editing, they see your latest version.
Sharing an artefact
Section titled “Sharing an artefact”Open the artefact and choose to share it. In Share this artefact, search for people or groups in your organization and select the ones you want to give access to. Everyone who gains access gets a notification and finds the artefact under Shared with you.
Sharing with a user group
Section titled “Sharing with a user group”Share with a user group and everyone in it gets the same read-only access as a person you share with directly. Access follows the group: someone who joins it later can open the artefact without you sharing it again, and someone who leaves it loses access, unless you have also shared with them directly. The group appears in the list of who has access, with its member count.
What the recipient sees
Section titled “What the recipient sees”The recipient sees the artefact in read-only mode, and always sees your latest version as you continue editing — it isn’t a fixed copy taken at the moment you shared it.
Changing who has access
Section titled “Changing who has access”Only the artefact’s owner can change who has access to it. Anyone else who opens the sharing dialog sees People with access, but can’t change it. As the owner, add or remove people and groups at any time. Removing someone revokes their access immediately.
A person who can also reach the artefact through a shared group keeps access through that group, so you can’t remove them on their own. Remove the group first.