How do I share my experiments with colleagues?

Sharing experiments/reports with colleagues

You can easily share your experiments and reports with colleagues via our online platform. To enable sharing:

• Select My experiments from the left-hand panel.
• Locate the experiment you wish to share under your list of experiments.
• Next to the Settings button, select the down-pointing arrow.
• Select Share with colleagues .
• Enter the email address you wish to share the experiment with and select the access level from the drop-down menu:
  • Primary owner: Colleagues can grant access to other team members, view, and edit your experiment design and report.
  • Co-owner: Colleagues have all the rights of the primary owner except changing the primary owner.
  • View only: Colleagues can view your experiment settings and report but cannot edit your experimental design (recommended for your internal or external clients).
    
    

    

Sharing via the report page

• Click the Share with colleagues button in the bottom left-hand corner.
• Enter the email address you wish to share the experiment with and select your permissions from the drop-down menu.

Only collaborators with an active Conjointly licence can access reports of the types of experiments that require a licence.

Sharing via the experiment settings page

• Click the Other actions button at the bottom-left of the screen and select Share with colleagues.
• Enter the email address you wish to share the experiment with and select your permissions from the drop-down menu.

Categorising experiments using tags

You can categorise projects into separate tags to collaborate on relevant projects/experiments with your colleagues.

To create a new tag:

• Under your experiments page, select the Create button.
• Select Tag at the top of the list, enter the name for your tag, and save.
• Hover over your new tag, then select the Share with colleagues button.
• Enter the email address of the colleague you wish to share the tag with.

You can then assign your experiments to different tags, by dragging the tag towards the experiment you would like to tag, or hold and drag the experiment toward the tag.