Some of what you build in Whyzer is worth putting in front of people who will never log in: a manager reviewing your account strategy, a colleague picking up a deal, someone on the customer side you're building a case with.
What you can share
Dossiers and chat transcripts each generate a public link. Anyone with the link can read it in a browser, with no account and no login.
What that means
The link is the access control. Anyone who has it can open it, and links can be forwarded. Before sharing a dossier outside your company, read it the way an outsider would: internal positioning notes, competitive framing, and pricing assumptions all read differently to a customer than to your team.
Shared pages are read-only snapshots of your work. People viewing them can't edit anything or reach the rest of your account.
Sharing inside a team
If you're on a team, the team library is usually the better route for internal work. It keeps dossiers, briefs, and campaigns inside the team rather than behind a public URL.