Tallyfy lets you make specific templates public. This means anyone on the internet can view the template structure, even if they don’t have a Tallyfy account.
Find the Public to the world option and switch it to yes.
Click Save.
What to do after publishing a Template
Once a template is public:
You can copy its public web address (URL) from the template settings.
Share this link anywhere (email, chat, website).
People clicking the link can view the template structure.
You can see how many times the public template has been viewed in the template activity log.
What about security?
What’s public? Only the template structure (steps, descriptions) is visible.
What’s private? Any information filled into form fields when the process runs, actual task completions, internal comments, and other sensitive data are not shown publicly.
How to unpublish? You can make the template private again anytime by going back to the settings and switching Public to the world back to no.
Administrators can generate a public read-only link for sharing process status with external viewers while maintaining control over visible content through permission settings.
Templates can be customized through settings that control usage permissions visibility organization and workflow options while allowing administrators and authorized members to manage duplicates archives folders tags and integration capabilities.
Tallyfy’s sample templates library offers ready-made workflow examples across multiple business categories that users can import and customize based on their specific organizational needs.
Standard and Administrator members can modify template elements like steps descriptions and settings through the Edit view while Light role members have limited access to template editing functions.