For Canvs TV (Twitter TV, Facebook TV, and Youtube TV) and Social Products (Owned Facebook, Owned Youtube, and Instagram), users can now share a Canvs content page to non-Canvs users. We have also added the ability to add a custom title at the top of the page and to password-protect the page.

Non-Canvs users can still engage with the page in many similar ways. This includes the ability to filter, use smart search, view sample tweets, and export the treemap.

Our new export produces a fully functional PivotTable so analysts can look deeply into the nets, codes, and filters of coded verbatims.

In case you missed the last release, we also renamed the other exports to be more accurate representations of the export.

We launched our new Survey View-Only sharing option last release. But in case you missed it, you can now share the Canvs Survey Page for your survey with a non-Canvs user. Similar to the new Series/Social Sharing page, non-Canvs users can filter, view topics and codes, and view sample verbatims at the bottom of the page.

In this update, we have added the ability to add a custom title at the top of the shared page and the option to password protect the page.

Canvs will now apply a Likely Spam code under a net called “Flagged” to verbatims that are clearly gibberish. You can isolate them by selecting the 'flagged / likely spam' code in the Treemap or Smart Search.

“Likely Spam” includes verbatims with only punctuation, nonsense phrases, keyboard mashing, foreign characters, and more.

Note: Canvs’ “Likely Spam” detection is optimized for English only, meaning it may tag other languages as being likely spam if you feed it non-English. Additionally, in rare cases, particularly egregious misspellings of known topics may be flagged as “likely spam” the first time Canvs sees them.