# Presentations > This article describes WrkLst Classic, the previous interface. Source: https://support.wrklst.art/wrklst-classic/classic-presentation Language: en **This article describes WrkLst Classic, the previous interface.** For the current interface, see [Presentations](/presentations/presentation) in the WrkLst 10 documentation. **How to share selected artwork information with third parties through private viewing rooms.**
## What a presentation is A presentation is a private viewing room: a link you send to a client showing artwork images and captions, with optional details such as availability and retail prices. It replaces sending a PDF, and unlike a PDF you stay in control of it after it has gone out. ## Choosing what travels with the work You decide exactly which details of a work appear — from prices to availability — and which layout the client sees. That means the same selection can go to a museum curator and to a private collector with different information attached. ## Seeing what happened next A presentation records the client it was made for, the link you sent, whether that link is still active, and how often the client has opened it — not counting visits from your own team, that is, from an internet connection someone on your account has used WrkLst from in the last 30 days, so a client on that same network is not counted either. So you know whether a selection was actually looked at before you follow up. ## Building the selection Presentations usually start from a basket selection or a saved list — see [Inventory, Filter and Search, and the Selections Tool](/wrklst-classic/classic-inventory-filter-search-feature-and-selections-tool) and [Lists](/wrklst-classic/classic-lists). ## Related articles * [Lists](/wrklst-classic/classic-lists) * [Exhibitions](/wrklst-classic/classic-exhibitions) * [Share one or multiple Artworks](/wrklst-classic/classic-share-one-or-multiple-artworks) * [View in Room](/works/view-in-room)