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Data Hub visualizations don’t use share invites or permission-scoped links. Instead, every visualization has two surfaces — see Build Dashboards — and it’s the View link that gets shared or embedded.

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Web embeds

The View URL for a visualization is a standalone page that can be embedded directly, for example:
Query parameters on the View URL control display options such as showing or hiding the header and chart title (show-header, show-chart-title) and the time window shown (chart-window, e.g. yesterday, today, last-30-days).
This page is a stub for the full list of supported query parameters and embed patterns per visualization type — that reference hasn’t been written up yet.

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Digital signage

Visualizations are also the content source for physical digital signage screens (installed at partner sites). This is a hardware/display concept distinct from web embedding — if you’re setting up or troubleshooting a physical signage screen, that’s a separate process from generating a View link.

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CSV export

Variable data can be exported as CSV directly from a variable’s Graph or Table view. See Core Concepts.
Export has been an active area of bug-fixing across visualization types (heatmap, load profile, multi-variable charts) — if an export button isn’t working as expected, it may be a known issue rather than something to configure differently.

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Data Downloader

In development — interface not yet designed. The Data Downloader’s screens and interaction flow haven’t been built yet; what follows describes the intended functionality and default parameters the design will target, not a feature you can use today. Defaults below are revisable once the interface exists or usage patterns are known.
The Data Downloader is a bulk-export tool for larger datasets, distinct from the single-variable CSV export above. It reuses the same Data Visualizer search and filter workflow — selecting variables, time range, resolution, units, and standardization — but instead of exporting one variable’s view immediately, it submits an asynchronous export job. Intended flow:
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Configure the export

Select variables, time range, resolution, units, and standardization using the same search and filter interface as the Data Visualizer, plus whether to include metadata.
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Submit the job

The export is queued and processed as system resources permit, reusing Data Hub’s existing bulk-export job-queue infrastructure — it isn’t generated instantly.
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Download the result

Once complete, the export appears on a recent-downloads page within your account as a downloadable file.
Planned defaults: Authentication: the same registered, Auth0-authenticated user account required for the Data API — no separate credential is issued for the Data Downloader.
The Data Downloader has no public API of its own — it’s accessed exclusively through Data Hub’s web interface. For programmatic access, use the Data API instead.