Stable share URL
The report address stays put while content evolves.
ReportArk turns a finished HTML package into a stable review link. Readers open the real report in the browser. Approved teammates comment next to the evidence. You update the content without changing the URL.


HTML, CSS, images, fonts, and in-report interactions stay intact. You share the report people were meant to read — not a screenshot deck or a flattened PDF.
Give people one address to open. Pause sharing when work should stop circulating. Add a password when the audience needs an extra gate.
The report address stays put while content evolves.
Add a password gate when a plain link is not enough.
Turn sharing off without deleting the report or losing comments.

Viewing can stay link-based. Commenting stays signed-in. Feedback lands on the heading, table, chart, or finding it refers to — and email keeps the right people in the loop.
When the analysis changes, upload a new version. Reviewers keep the original address. The current package is what the link opens.
Owners replace the package without minting a new report id.
Slack messages, tickets, and emails that already hold the link keep working.
The share surface always resolves to the ready current version.

Agents and scripts should not stop at “file written.” ReportArk gives them a Skill, scoped API keys, and a completion rule: return the openable link.
After delivery, keep the operational picture nearby: your reports, previews, access summary, and sharing controls.
Scan what you own without opening every package from scratch.
Owners can check how the share surface is being used.
Password, pause state, and ownership actions stay on the report itself.
Upload a finished HTML package, or let your agent publish it and bring the review link back into the conversation.