Private by default
Every resource you create — a dashboard, data source, file, folder, chat, or agent — belongs to you and stays visible only to you until you choose to share it. When something is shared with you as a viewer or editor, it then appears in your listings too. That is the entire visibility model: ownership plus explicit shares. There is no “everyone in the company can see everything” mode, and no hidden listing that quietly exposes your personal resources to your manager or to an org admin. If you have not shared a resource, it does not show up for anyone else’s day-to-day browsing.Where the controls live
This chapter is conceptual — the controls that act on visibility live elsewhere.| Control / Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Sharing controls (see Sharing & access) | The only way to make a private resource visible to another person, department, the whole organisation, or an external email. |
| ”Show data from my admin access” toggle (dashboards, data sources, files, folders, agents) | Lets an org admin reveal members’ personal resources, with an on-screen acknowledgement required each time, recorded in the audit log. Not available on chat threads. |
| Trash (see Trash & recovery) | A deleted resource leaves your listings, sits in Trash for 3 days, and can be restored before it is permanently removed. |
Normal member view vs. admin view
| What is being viewed | A normal member sees | An org admin sees (normal listing) | An org admin sees (admin view, when switched on) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resources you own | Yes | — | — |
| Resources shared with you (viewer/editor) | Yes | — | — |
| Resources shared org-wide | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Another member’s private, unshared resources | No | No | Yes — only after acknowledging, and the access is logged |
The audited admin view
Org admins sometimes need to look into members’ personal resources — for offboarding, compliance, or recovering work. Nexalytica allows this, but never silently:- The admin must switch into the admin view deliberately; it is never the default.
- Each time they do, they confirm an on-screen acknowledgement warning.
- Every reveal is written to the audit log — who looked, at what, and when — so the access is always accountable and reviewable.