A page-level privacy switch. Every region on Home is individually hideable and 'Hide all' collapses the lot in one click. The layout is remembered as a single object, so the page comes back exactly as it was left.
Also called: screen sharing · hide customer names · privacy during a demo · don't show my data on a sales call
- 1Each section has its own collapse control; Hide all toggles them together.
- 2The switch sits in the page content, not the chrome, so it is one predictable click on the way to a demo.
- 3The collapsed layout persists per browser.
- 4The Analytics section is the worst offender and is called out as such — plan distribution spells out what a single tenant pays whether or not the table below is hidden.
Stated plainly in the page: 'This whole screen is screen-shared during sales calls — tenant names and owner emails in the table, applicant names in Signups, "1 tenant on the $1650 plan" in the analytics charts. Every region is hideable, and "Hide all" clears the page in one click mid-demo on the way to the Discovery Panel.'
- A sales screen share exposed other customers' names, emails and prices.
- Hunting for a hide control mid-call is worse than not having one.
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