Pages

Some deliverables don't fit a doc or a deck: an interactive readout, a web report that goes with the deck, a layout with its own design. A page is one HTML file, kept in the project and shown in the app, with every version saved.

Page, doc or view

• A doc is for writing that stays live: every figure in it is read from the workspace and flagged when the data moves.
• A view is for exploring a question: it reads the data each time it opens.
• A deck is for the meeting: slides whose figures stay live.
• A page is a finished file, designed however you like. Aqmen keeps it and shows it; it does not read the numbers inside it.

Built from the workspace

A page's figures are taken from the workspace — a deck, a chart, a spreadsheet range, a dataset — and the page lists them under Built from, in the panel Details opens. When one of them changes after the file was made, the page says "N sources changed": the file still shows the old figures, and it is time to rebuild it.

You can edit the list yourself: Edit, next to Built from.

Making one

• New → Upload an HTML page adds one (a single HTML file, up to 10 MB), in a project or a collection.
• Replace file…, in the page's menu, uploads a new version; the old one stays in History, where any version can be opened, downloaded or made current again.
• Open in new tab shows the page on its own, full size, and Download gives you the file.

The file runs in a sealed frame: its scripts work, but it can't reach your account or the rest of the workspace. Everything it shows has to be in the file.

Faster with an agent — "turn the market deck into a web report: the same figures, one scrolling page, with an interactive chart of the regions." Your agent reads the figures from the deck and the charts, builds the page, lists what it was built from, and gives you the link. When the data moves, ask it to rebuild the page.