Shared Lists let you share a curated, read-only view of your items with people outside your organization — clients, contractors, or advisors — through the Customer Support Portal. Recipients sign in to the portal to see the list, so you always know who is looking.
A Shared List is built on top of DevStride's saved views. It is a saved view whose visibility is set to Visible to portal customers, with an audience of either every portal company or a chosen few.
DevStride used to publish these as public web links that anyone could open without signing in. That option is gone. Existing /stored-view/... links now show a page explaining the link has been retired — they return no data at all, not even your organization's name.
If you previously shared a list by link, republish it using the steps below and give your customers portal access. See what happened to my public links? below.
Sharing a list is an Items module feature:
A signed-in portal customer finds shared lists under Shared lists in their portal. They see only lists shared with their company — never another customer's.
The list is strictly read-only: they can browse and open items to see a read-only detail view, and they never see the rest of your workspace.
Because the audience is a property of the saved view, you change who can see a list by editing the view:
Access is re-checked on every portal request, so a change takes effect immediately — you don't wait for anyone's session to expire. Revoking a requester's portal access, blocking them, removing them from their company, or disabling Service Desk all cut off their access to shared lists at the same moment.
Public view links are retired. Anyone opening an old link sees:
This shared link has been retired
Public view links are no longer available — views are now shared securely with signed-in audiences instead of public links. Ask the person who shared this link with you for a new one.
The page is deliberately inert: it ignores the link's token, makes no network request, and reveals nothing about your organization or the view that used to be there.
To restore access, open the view, set its visibility to Visible to portal customers, choose the audience, and make sure your recipients are requesters of a company with portal access. If you own views that were publicly published, DevStride can send you a one-time digest listing them so you can republish each one — your administrator arranges when that goes out.