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Share a process

Make a process visible to outsiders

You can generate a read-only public link to any running process. Anyone with the link can view progress in real-time - no Tallyfy account needed. They can’t change anything.

  1. Open the running process from your Tracker view.

  2. Click the Settings button (gear icon in the top-right corner).

  3. Go to the Permissions tab.

  4. Find Public to the world and toggle it to Yes.

  5. Three visibility toggles appear - choose what’s shown on the public link:

    • Comments - show or hide task comments
    • Form fields - show or hide form field data
    • Assignees - show or hide who’s assigned to each task
  6. Copy the generated public link from the same Permissions section.

    Process sharing settings for public visibility

How does the public setting affect guest visibility?

Making a process public also changes what your guests can see in the Tracker view:

  • Private process (default) - guests only see their own assigned tasks
  • Public process - guests can see all tasks in the process, even ones they’re not assigned to

Guest visibility when public

With a public process, every guest assigned to any task can see all tasks in the workflow:

  • Tasks assigned to other guests or vendors
  • Internal company tasks
  • Form field data, comments, and file attachments

If multiple external vendors work on different parts of a project, they’ll all see each other’s tasks and your internal work. That’s great for transparency - but not always what you want.

The Tasks view works differently. Guests still only see their own assigned tasks there, regardless of the public setting.

Guest privacy

If your process has tasks assigned to different external guests who shouldn’t see each other’s work, keep the process private.

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