# How to Create and Share Pages in Oracle Analytics Cloud

## Метаданные

- **Канал:** Oracle
- **YouTube:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pObRbnVq8ho
- **Дата:** 14.05.2026
- **Длительность:** 4:52
- **Просмотры:** 44
- **Источник:** https://ekstraktznaniy.ru/video/50737

## Описание

Create and share dedicated pages in Oracle Analytics Cloud to organize analytics assets, simplify navigation, and improve access for different teams and workflows. See additional details on how Oracle Analytics Cloud and Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence support structured content management and personalized landing pages at the resources linked below.

In this tutorial, we learn how to create and share pages in Oracle Analytics Cloud and Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence to better organize analytics environments for different teams and business workflows. The walkthrough demonstrates how pages can group workbooks, datasets, machine learning models, and data flows into structured layouts that make important content easier to access and manage.

The demo begins by reviewing existing pages configured for different business functions and shows how layouts, custom groups, and content sections can support team-specific analytics experiences. We also explore page configuration options, including

## Транскрипт

### Introduction to Pages []

In this tutorial, we'll learn how to create and share pages in Oracle Analytics Cloud in Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence. Pages help me organize content for different teams so the right workbooks, data sets, and other assets are easier to find without reconfiguring the homepage every time I switch projects. In this scenario, I need to add a new customer segmentation team to my OAC instance, and I want them to have their own dedicated page with the assets they use most frequently. First, I'll open the navigator to review the pages that already exist in this instance, like sales analysis. This page is already organized to feature the most important content that this team needs, like workbooks, data sets, and machine learning sections. Next, I'll switch to the supply chain page, which uses custom groups that can be used to organize different types of content like key workbooks and data sets.

### Customize Existing Pages [0:56]

I can customize existing pages by selecting the action menu, then inspect. In the general tab, I can edit the settings of the page like its category, icon, and theme color. In the access tab, I can share this page with the right users or roles and choose what level of access they have. In the layout tab, if I have the permission to edit the page, I can adjust the layout of the page, which sections appear, and the order they show up.

### Create a New Page [1:28]

Now, I would like to create a new page for my customer segmentation team. I'll open navigator again and select add new page. In the general tab, I'll name the page. Choose a category, icon, and theme color. so it's easy to recognize. In the access tab, I'll add team members and define their level of access. If I only want users to find and open this page, I'll assign to read only. If I want them to help maintain the page, I'll use readr. And if I want someone to fully manage the page, including updating access, I'll use full control. In the layout tab, I'll keep the default sections and select save. I will return to layout after I create a custom group for this page. I'll open the navigator and select my new customer segmentation page and start creating the custom group of content that will be displayed on the page. There are already some assets related to customer segmentation in this instance like machine learning models, data sets, and data flows. To start a new custom

### Build Custom Content Groups [2:39]

group, I'll select the action menu of one of the machine learning models. Choose add to custom group, then new custom group. I'll enter a name for this custom group, customer segmentation assets, then select add. Next, I'll select the action menus of the rest of the key assets to add them to this custom group. like additional segmentation models, the data flows used to create them and the data set for this project.

### Organize Page Layout [3:17]

Now that the custom group is created, I will update the page layout so it appears at the top. I'll find the page in the navigator, select the action menu, then inspect. In the layout tab, I'll click and drag this custom group to the top of the page since the team will use this content section the most. Then I'll select save. I now see the new layout for this page with my custom group at the top. If I'm an administrator, I can set a page to be the default homepage for a user so they don't have to navigate there manually. From the navigator, I'll select landing page management. I'll search for the user or role and then set their landing page to the customer segmentation page. I will also toggle Oracle Analytics home to on. So the user's default homepage will now be the customer segmentation page. And if I have read, write, or full control permissions, I can select a pages action menu and set a page as my landing page. If I refresh my browser, I now see the customer segmentation page is now my landing page. Now that I've created, organized, and shared a dedicated page, I can help each team quickly access the assets they use most as soon as they sign in. Find more videos in this series and additional resources on using Oracle Analytics Cloud and Fusion Data Intelligence in the links below.