Explore visually
Share Card — a snapshot you can send
Numbers get repeated out of context the moment they leave the screen. This view builds a card that carries the figure, the month, the subclass and the caveat together, so what travels is the whole statement rather than a fragment.
What this view measures
One or two occupations, with the pool size, recent change, invited count and median score where published, labelled with the subclass and the month.
Reading the chart
Everything on the card comes from the same published data as the rest of the product. The card adds packaging, not new information.
What the figure represents
The value is in the labelling. A screenshot of a chart loses the subclass and the month; a card keeps both attached to the number.
In the dashboard
Pick one or two occupations, set the visa, then export. Two is the maximum on purpose — a card with six occupations is a chart, and charts need their axes.
Share Card is behind sign in. Occupation Trends is open in the guest trial.
Share Card is behind sign in. Occupation Trends for 189 and 190 plus five occupations is open in the guest trial.
For applicants
Useful for keeping your own record of what the pool looked like when you decided something. Less useful as an argument in a forum thread.
For migration professionals
Better than a screenshot in every respect, because the caveat travels with the number and cannot be cropped off.
Limits of this view
It only contains what the published tables contain, it is a single month, and it does not update after export.
Common questions
Can I use a card publicly?
Yes, provided the labels stay on it. The month and subclass are what make the number meaningful.