Creating a shared Conclusion
Sharing the findings of a project works by publishing the Conclusion page.
Go to the Conclusion of the project you want to share and click on
PublishIn the settings, you can decide whether...
the participant names should be shown on highlights
the tags should be shown on highlights
the shared Conclusion should be password protected; otherwise, just the secure URL will be sufficient to access
Once published you can share the link (and if applicable the password) with your audience.
The shared Conclusion is a read-only version of the Conclusion that you created. It does not show the list of participants and raw data, but all highlights that you placed in the Conclusion (e.g. quotes or clips) will be visible in the shared Conclusion as well.
The published Conclusion will be displayed in the Research Magazine on the 
Home page, too.
Working with multiple Conclusions
Each project can have multiple Conclusions. This way you can build separate Conclusions for different audiences, like a detailed version for the design team and a short summary for the management. Or you can use one as a work-in-progress and then create a final one that you share.
You can copy sections and clusters from one Conclusion to another with drag and drop.
Each Conclusion has to be published separately and will have an individual link to share.
Updating a shared Conclusion
All changes you make in a published Conclusion are automatically pushed, so everyone with access to it will see the same version.
Unpublishing a Conclusion
To revoke access to the shared Conclusion you can unpublish it in the Publishing settings. That means anyone you shared the link with will not be able to view this Conclusion anymore.
Copy highlights to a presentation
See the article about copying highlights to a presentation to show data from Condens in other tools.
