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Create data
visualizations
in teams

Work together on charts, maps, and tables – with live collaboration, shared folders, and more.

Stay on the same page chart

Never miss an edit, chase an email attachment, or get lost in duplicate files again.

Datawrapper automatically saves all edits to your charts, maps, and tables and makes them available to the rest of your team.

Work together in real time

With live collaboration, you and your team members can all work on the same visualization at once. Edits are immediately visible to every other team member.

Avatars indicate who’s making which changes, so you’ll never get in each other’s way.

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Go back in time

Don’t worry about colleagues making changes to your visualization: You can always restore past versions with edit history.

See who edited when, view their changes, then restore any past version you need — or turn it into a new visualization of its own.

Published versions of your visualization are highlighted, so you can easily stay aligned with what your readers see.

Learn more about edit history
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Know who you’re working with

Every team member can personalize their Datawrapper account with a name, picture, and profile color.

This way, you can see at a glance who’s working on your visualization.

Learn more about changing your name and picture
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Organize your teamwork in folders

Set up folders and subfolders that mirror your workflows – for steps in the chart creation process, collaborations with clients, or keeping track of student assignments.

Not ready to share your work? Every Datawrapper user has a private workspace that no one else can access.

Learn more about folders
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Ensure security compliance with SSO, 2FA, and team permissions

As a team admin, you can review each member’s sign-in method. Are they using single-sign-on (SSO), two-factor authentication (2FA), or just a password? You’re in the loop.

You can also set each member’s permissions, managing who can change your team’s settings and invite new members.

Learn more about security