Purpose
What this page is for
- Provide easy schedule visibility outside the dashboard.
- Support exports that leaders can distribute quickly.
- Give members a clear weekly briefing view without making them navigate the whole product.
Workspace guide
Public Pages
Public pages are the viewing layer of the workspace. They let people check schedules quickly without needing dashboard access or editing rights.
Use this page when you need to
- Share organization, group, and member schedule views without exposing dashboard tools.
- Use exports to generate clean link lists by display name.
- Keep public pages fast, readable, and focused on viewing rather than editing.
Workflow
Recommended workflow
- Export links from the organization or group page when you need a clean list.
- Use organization pages for broad awareness, group pages for team-level visibility, and member pages for personal weekly review.
- Return to the dashboard if something needs to be edited rather than viewed.
Detailed guidance
How this page fits into the product
When to use each type of public page
Organization public pages are useful when leaders want a top-level view. Group public pages are better when someone only cares about one platoon, section, or team. Member public pages are best for a single person who just needs to know what they are working this week and what their summary stats look like.
Why exports matter
Public pages become much more useful when the links are easy to distribute. Export-by-name actions save time and reduce mistakes, especially when leaders need both a group-level link and one link per member.
How public pages should feel
Public pages should be clean, fast, and easy to scan. They should not feel like a second dashboard. They exist to answer questions quickly: what is this team working, what am I working, and where can I find the rest of the week.
Practical tips
What helps in real use
- Keep display names polished because they appear in exports and member pages.
- If a viewer needs editing power, send them to the dashboard instead of trying to expand the public page.
- Use public pages as a communication layer, not as the planning layer.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a public page instead of giving dashboard access?
Yes, when the person only needs visibility. Public pages are ideal for read-only distribution.
Why are member public pages important?
They provide a quick weekly briefing for one person without making them parse the entire organization or group schedule.
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