Collaborating in Count

Tutorial summary

When an initiative needs input from stakeholders across the business, Count is the perfect place to collaborate and have as a source of truth. Learn how to bring every mind to Count and work as a unit.

What you will learn

Collaborate with comments and notes across teams
Engage non-technical users with screenshots and context
Set smart permissions for optimal user experience
Preview different views to understand user perspectives
Present professionally using presentation mode

From brainstorming to debugging - by making use of sticky notes and tagging colleagues in comment threads right next to the query or visualisation that’s being discussed.

Involve non-data stakeholders

Without any coding skills, users can add screenshots, use whiteboard tools, comment threads and even create low-code visualisations.

Clean your canvas

A messy canvas is easily prepared for sharing with stakeholders by hiding comment threads, and locking the canvas so that control cells can be changed but users cannot edit the canvas.

Use permissions

If you want users to participate in the analysis, editing cells, you can grant edit access within the share menu in the top right corner. You can grant users view access so they can dive into all the details of the analysis, without being able to make changes.

Preview other roles

As an analyst, you can preview how other roles will experience the canvas before you decide which permissions to grant.

You can also share the canvas in presentation mode so that users open the canvas as a report and see only the results rather than the preparation that went into an analysis.