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Downloading and sharing a report

Updated August 27, 2026

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A finished assessment can leave Demarka in two ways: as a file, or as a link.

Downloading

Download opens a dialog with up to three choices.

Format

PDF or Word. Word is the one to pick if you intend to edit or annotate the report before passing it on.

Depth

  • Full — the complete report.
  • Executive — a shorter version that drops the mark analysis, the explanatory information boxes, the relative-grounds notes and the assumptions and limitations. Use it for a client or a board that wants the conclusion and the actions.

Scope, for bundles

  • All countries in one document — the overview followed by every country.
  • Overview only — the at-a-glance table alone.
  • One country.

Requirements

The report must be finished. Requesting an export while it is still queued returns a message telling you to wait. A bundle with no finished countries yet cannot be exported.

Assessment export is available on every plan, including Free — the report was paid for with a credit. Only search result export is plan-gated.

Share publishes the report at a URL that anyone can open, with no Demarka account:

  • an assessment becomes /a/<token>
  • a bundle becomes /b/<token>
  • a saved search becomes /s/<token>

Tokens are readable, not guessable — something like nimbus-eu-a3k9x7.

Shared pages are read-only, carry your firm’s branding if your plan includes white-label, and end with a short Demarka credit.

Press Share again to switch it off. Two consequences worth understanding before you send a link to a client:

  • The old URL dies permanently. Anyone holding it gets “This shared page is no longer available”.
  • Re-sharing creates a different link. The previous URL never comes back to life, so you have to send the new one.

Which to use

Send a file when the recipient needs an artefact for their records, or when the reader is outside your workflow entirely.

Send a link when the report may still change — a shared link always shows the current version, including any edits you make afterwards.

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