Difference between revisions of "Analytica User FAQs/Sharing Models"

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How can I distribute my Analytica application for others to view or use?

There are several ways to make your Analytica models available for others to review or use:

Analytica Cloud Player (ACP): ACP lets people view and run any Analytica model via a Web browser. You can upload models onto an ACP server, and invite other users by emailing them a URL. From inside Analytica, select Publish to Cloud... on the File menu to upload the model instantly to ACP. You get free access to ACP with all editions of Analytica, even Analytica Free 101.
The Analytica Free 101 edition lets users view and run Analytica models. Users can change inputs and generate results. For large models (more than 101 variables and other objects), they cannot modify the model structure or save model changes. You or your users can download and install it for free.
Analytica Power Player: When your end users need to save inputs, access databases, etc. There's also a version that supports the Optimizer.
Analytica Decision Engine (ADE): For custom front-end user-interfaces or web apps.

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 There are several ways to make your Analytica models available for others to review or use:
-* '''[[Analytica Cloud Player]] (ACP):''' ACP lets people view and run models via a Web browser running as Web applications. You can upload models onto a server, and control access to them.  Use '''Publish to Cloud...''' on the '''File''' menu.
+* '''[[Analytica Cloud Player]] (ACP):''' ACP lets people view and run any Analytica model via a Web browser. You can upload models onto an ACP server, and invite other users by emailing them a URL.  From inside Analytica, select  '''Publish to Cloud...''' on the '''File''' menu to upload the model instantly to ACP.  You get free access to ACP with all editions of Analytica, even [[Analytica Free 101]].
-* The [http://www.lumina.com/free101/ Analytica Free 101 edition] lets users view and run Analytica models. Users can change inputs and generate results. For large models (more that 101 objects), they cannot modify the model structure or save model changes. You or your users can download and install it for free.
+* The [http://www.lumina.com/free101/ Analytica Free 101 edition] lets users view and run Analytica models. Users can change inputs and generate results. For large models (more than 101 variables and other objects), they cannot modify the model structure or save model changes. You or your users can download and install it for free.
-*:''Note: Prior to [[Analytica 4.5]], the Player edition was available and free. The Free 101 edition replaces Player, offering more functionality.''
+* '''Analytica Power Player''': When your end users need to save inputs, access databases, etc. There's also a version that supports the [[Optimizer]].
-* '''Analytica Power Player''': When your end users need to save inputs, access databases, etc.
+* '''[[Analytica Decision Engine (ADE)]]''': For custom front-end user-interfaces or web apps.
-* '''Analytica Decision Engine (ADE)''': For custom front-end user-interfaces or web apps.