Collaborating and Sharing

#See changes as they happen

Count is built for teams working through a problem together, not for one person working alone. Multiple people can be in the same canvas at the same time, seeing each other's changes as they happen, rather than working in isolated copies that need to be reconciled later. When something needs discussion rather than a change, comments let you leave notes and tag colleagues directly next to the query, chart, or cell being discussed, so context never gets lost in a separate chat thread.

#Share your work without losing control

Sharing your work is just as important as making it. Shared links and embeds let you put a canvas in front of people who aren't in Count at all, whether that's a stakeholder who just needs to view a result or a wider audience seeing it embedded in another tool. Sharing permissions give you fine-grained control over who can view, comment, or edit a given canvas, so opening something up to a wider audience doesn't mean giving up control over it. You can also keep the team looped in with Slack notifications when something changes, so nobody has to remember to check back in themselves.