Pages
A Page is a block-based, publishable Stated document with its own link, interactive blocks and view analytics.
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A Page is Stated's block-based publication format for reports, research, proposals, one-pagers and interactive client deliverables. Each Page has its own shareable link and can be updated without breaking that link.
What a Page can contain
Pages combine editorial sections with structured blocks. Depending on the task, add tables, charts, images, timelines, FAQs, downloads, video, polls, quizzes, ratings, forms, file requests, questions or a Voice Agent.
Use a block only when it helps the reader understand something or take an action. A report does not need every available block.
Share and control access
A Page can be public, unlisted, password protected or require registration. You can share it by link, email it to contacts or prepare it for supported social channels.
Unlisted Pages are useful for client work and early review: anyone with the link can open the Page, but it is not intended for discovery.
Collect results
Interactive blocks produce responses. Stated records views, interactions and collected data in the publication's Results and Analytics area. You can export responses when you need to work with them elsewhere.
Keep one Page current
A Page is persistent. Update the same Page when a report, research brief or client deliverable changes, rather than creating a new link for every revision. This keeps the audience, responses and history tied to the same human-facing artifact.
Choose a Document for continuous editable writing, or an Experience when the result should behave like an immersive site or presentation.