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Displayr

ANALYTICS
Velocity5.0

Data analysis and visualization platform for survey data, dashboards, and automated reporting.

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Displayr exports reports to Google Slides as editable charts and tables.

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◆Current state
On 9 November Displayr added export to Google Slides: supported charts, tables, text and shapes become native Google objects, the rest export as images, and a Google Sheet with the underlying data is saved alongside. A week earlier custom visualizations moved to their own domain so videos, maps and saved settings work. September brought Rules through Chat and API document duplication.
◆Where it's heading
Recent releases cut the steps between analysis and the deliverable: Chat applies rules, the API copies documents, and now reports land in Slides without a manual rebuild. The pattern is finishing the survey-to-presentation path inside Displayr.
◆Prediction
Expect export refinements, such as more native chart types or incremental re-export that keeps edits, since re-exporting currently overwrites changes made in Slides.

◆Recent moves

  1. 5d ago

    Google Slides Export

    Google Slides export turns supported charts and tables into native, editable Google objects and saves the data in a Sheet. It extends the PowerPoint-style hand-off to Google Workspace teams, though a re-export replaces any edits made in Slides.

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  2. 11d ago

    Custom Visualization Security Improvements

    Custom visualizations now load from a dedicated domain, which fixes embedded video, map tiles and saved browser settings without loosening security. It is a quiet infrastructure release after September's Chat-driven Rules, though users will notice the difference. Locked-down networks need to allowlist the new address.

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  3. 1mo ago

    Rules and Custom Rules via Chat

    Chat can now apply Displayr's existing rules and create custom ones, including rules that cover every table in a document. It moves the assistant from explaining and arranging toward changing how tables appear and what data they show.

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  4. 1mo ago

    Duplicate a Document Using the API

    Documents can now be duplicated through the API. A small addition that matters to teams generating repeat reports from a master document.

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  5. 1mo ago

    Shortcut to select inputs

    Hovering over an input control now offers an arrow that selects its input. A small navigation shortcut in the same vein as the back and forward buttons.

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  6. 3mo ago

    Use the Same Control Across Multiple Pages and Page Masters

    Controls can now be shared and kept in sync across multiple pages and page masters via a Main control field, resolving a long-standing gap where identical filters on different masters drifted apart. A structural fix to document authoring rather than a cosmetic one.

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