> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.testbrick.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Sharing Results

> Share API flow results with one link

# Sharing Results

After running an API flow, you can share the results with anyone — they don't need a TestBrick account to view them.

## How to share

1. Run your flow by clicking **Run All**
2. After completion, click the **Share** button in the toolbar
3. The shareable link is copied to your clipboard
4. Send the link to anyone — they see the full results

## What the shared page shows

The share page displays:

* **Flow name** and run status (passed/failed)
* **Date and duration** of the run
* **Pass/fail count** for steps and assertions
* **Each step** in a table with method, URL, response code, timing, and status
* **Expandable details** — click any step to see:
  * Full request (method, URL, headers, body)
  * Full response (status, headers, body with syntax highlighting)
  * Assertion results (expected vs actual)

## Sharing from run history

1. Click **Runs** in the toolbar to see all previous runs
2. Each run has a **share icon** — click to copy the link
3. Past runs remain shareable

## Use cases

* **Bug reports** — "The /users endpoint is returning 500, here's exactly what I sent" → one link
* **Team debugging** — no more screenshots or "what was the request body?" conversations
* **Documentation** — proof that an API flow works in staging before deploying

<Info>
  Secret environment variable values are always masked in shared results. Headers like `Authorization` show the key name but not the value.
</Info>