Import a pivot table in a Web-App (Intranet)

[marypapadopoulou]

Hi,

I know that you can export a visualization or an app on a Web page. The following statement is taken from Qlik  Help 'Embedding a visualization or a sheet in a web page'.

The embedded object will be subject to the same access rules as the original object and app. This means that anyone who wants to view the embedded object must have:

• Access to Qlik Sense.
• Access to the app. If the app is unpublished (in My work), you are the only one with access.
• Access to the sheet. If the sheet is unpublished (in My sheets) in a published app, you are the only one with access.
• Access to any bookmark used for selection. Private bookmarks will be applied for you, but not for anyone else.
• Same access to the data used in the selection as you, if section access is used to restrict data access.

Can someone that has no access to Qlik Sense or the right privileges view and interact in those  visualizations?

Thank you in advance,

Mary 

[Wlad_Masi · Accepted solution]

@marypapadopoulou 

You can have anonymous user allowed to your environment and use security rules to block their access to resources they should not be able to see.
With this you can embed your app and/or objects in a Web page.