What we've shipped

When you hit Share on an insight in a published dashboard, you now get a clean public link from embeds.sunbeam.cx. Open it anywhere, no login required, and you see that one insight on its own page: category, headline, summary, and a representative customer quote, with your dashboard’s name on the footer.

Built for Slack, Notion, and Linear

The link unfurls into a proper preview card. We render an Open Graph image at request time using the dashboard’s design tokens, so when someone pastes the URL into Slack or Linear or a Notion page, the team sees the insight title, summary, quote, and source straight away, without having to click through.

A real comment, not a synthetic one

The representative quote is an actual customer comment from the underlying dataset, with the source it came from and the date it was posted. It refreshes alongside the analysis, so the quote stays current as new reviews land.

Public surface, scoped to one insight

The embed is anonymous and read-only, scoped to a single insight on a dashboard you’ve already published. Private dashboards still use the authenticated link, and the embed never leaks anything beyond the one insight you linked to.

You can now send a dashboard to anyone with a public link. No login required. Copy the link from the Share button, and whoever opens it sees a view-only version of the dashboard, with your organisation’s name and logo at the top.

What the recipient sees

The full category breakdown, impact scores, comment excerpts, and filters, all read-only. They can’t edit taxonomies, see other dashboards, or change what’s in the view. Each link is scoped to a single dashboard.

Sessions stay separate

A public-link session is fully isolated from any authenticated session on the same browser. If a colleague is already logged in to Sunbeam in another tab, opening your share link won’t inherit their permissions, and the share session won’t leak back into the app.

Every category and subcategory page in the dashboard now leads with a short summary of what customers are saying, and there’s a dataset-wide summary on the overview page. A few sentences on the main themes, any notable sub-issues, and anything that’s recently shifted. No need to scroll through hundreds of comments to get the gist.

How they’re generated

Summaries run as part of the analysis pipeline, against the actual comments for that slice of the data, not a generic template. Prompts are tuned to stay close to what’s in the reviews, with hard length limits, so the summary doesn’t drift into padding or invent trends that aren’t there.

Summaries refresh automatically whenever new reviews land.

You can now send survey email invitations from a sender address on your own domain, not just a shared Sunbeam address. Add your domain in settings, add the DNS records we give you, and Sunbeam will send invitations from surveys@yourcompany.com (or whatever you choose) with your branding end-to-end.

Verification catches the common mistakes

When you verify a domain, we check your DNS records and tell you what’s actually out there in the wild, not just pass/fail. If you’ve pasted a record into the wrong field or typed @ where your DNS provider wants the bare hostname, we’ll spot it and say so.

What else lands with it

Every survey email now carries your organisation’s theme colour and logo, a proper preview text, a compliant unsubscribe flow, and renders correctly on mobile and in dark mode. The “Powered by Sunbeam” footer is styled to sit alongside your brand rather than fight it.