
It looks like the tool, not like you
Whichever platform you pick, the person you send it to sees that platform's fonts, colours and logo instead of yours.
Datasites
Describe the site you want. Supaboard builds it from your live data, styles it to your brand and puts it on a link you can send the same afternoon.























Whichever platform you pick, the person you send it to sees that platform's fonts, colours and logo instead of yours.

A portal that reads from your database is a real engineering project, and it competes with the roadmap.

The build is the small part. The site has to still be right in six months, with nobody assigned to it.
Say who it's for and what they need to see. You get pages, charts and copy assembled from live data, not a wireframe to fill in.

Drop in a screenshot, a stylesheet or a brand PDF. Supaboard reads your colours, type and spacing out of it and builds to them.

Publish and it's live. Choose whether anyone with the link can open it, or only members of your workspace, signing in with the account they already have. A public link doesn't expire and can't be revoked, so treat the link itself as the credential; anything sensitive should be members-only.

than describing the same site to a general-purpose model.
of queries are validated and corrected before a page goes live.
From the first sentence to a link you can send.
A datasite is a small website Supaboard builds from your data. Pages, charts and text, published on a link, updating as the data underneath changes.
Only if you want them to. A public datasite opens in any browser, and its link doesn't expire and can't be revoked — treat the link as the credential. A private one asks for a Supaboard sign-in and lets in members of your workspace.
Yes. Upload a stylesheet, a brand PDF or a couple of screenshots, and Supaboard pulls out the colours, fonts and spacing before it builds anything.
The site reads from the same connected sources as the rest of Supaboard, so it shows what is there now rather than what was there on build day.
Supaboard hosts it and gives you the address. There is nothing to deploy and no server to keep running.
Embeddable dashboards, datasites and AI agents are available on Business and Enterprise. Enterprise adds programmable filters and layout, so the surrounding page can drive the embed rather than being ignored by it. None of the three are included on Individual.
Scoping the viewer is the part that has to be designed rather than assumed, because getting it wrong is a breach rather than a defect. Enterprise adds role-based access and audit logging; settle the specific model in a demo before you build against it.
No. If you are a software vendor shipping white-labelled analytics as your product, under your own infrastructure, a dedicated OEM vendor such as Sisense fits better and we say so on our comparison page too. Supaboard suits analytics as a feature inside a product that does something else.
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