Export a report to an HTML file and hand it over as a private link, so the person reading it doesn't need a workspace seat or a login. The link is unguessable and never indexed, you can password-protect it for sensitive figures, and it renders the interactive export in any browser — charts, filters, and all.
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Export your report or dashboard to an HTML file (or zip the exported folder with its assets) and drop it into miinideck. It publishes to a private 32-character link in seconds, with the interactive pieces — charts, tables, embedded scripts — intact.
Send the link to a client or stakeholder who isn't in your BI workspace. They open it in a browser, no account or seat required, and the report renders exactly as exported. The link is no-indexed and unguessable, so the numbers don't leak into search.
For confidential figures, add a password so the report only opens for the people you trust, and set an expiry so a quarterly snapshot doesn't linger past its shelf life. Replace the export next quarter and the link stays the same.
Export the report to an HTML file and publish it as a link with miinideck. The recipient opens the link in any browser — no Power BI seat, no workspace invite, no Microsoft account required. They see the exported report rendered as a live page.
Whatever your tool puts into the exported HTML works here: charts render, embedded JavaScript runs, and external CDN libraries load over HTTPS. miinideck serves the file as-is without sandboxing or stripping, so the report behaves the way the export intended.
Yes. Every link is unguessable and no-indexed, so the report never appears in search and only the people you send the link to can open it. Add a password for an extra gate on sensitive numbers, and the passphrase travels separately from the URL.
Yes. Set an expiry date and the link self-destructs when it passes, so an old snapshot doesn't stay live indefinitely. Next quarter, replace the export and the link stays current for the people you already shared it with.
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