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Product and Design| Oct 18 2021
Gasper Vidovicon October 19, 2018 (last modified on November 26, 2021) • 3 minute read
Need an easier way to share live dashboards on your website, wiki, or web application?
Now, with the Databoard Embed feature, you can share and publish live dashboards on any web page, blog post, wiki page, web application, or intranet portal.
The coolest part? Embedded Databoards are fully interactive and live, meaning they’ll update live, wherever they’re published, as the data changes.
Databox offers a range of options for securely sharing your reports, including:
Here’s more on how you can embed your Databoards quickly and easily.
在Databox web application, click on the “share” icon on the Databoard you would like to share.
Switch to the new “Embed” tab.
Here, you’ll find the code snippet that you’ll need to inject on the specific page, blog post, application, (etc.) you’d like to embed it on.
Copy and paste the generated snippet to the code of the desired website/blog/wiki/etc.
For example, to embed it on a WordPress page, switch to the code (HTML) view and paste the code to the desired place. This is similar to how you embed other elements (videos, etc.), so this should be a seamless experience.
Then, your embedded Databoard will look (and function) like this. (Hover over specific data points or visualizations for full effect.)
Notice that the embedded Databoard is fully interactive, meaning thatyou can mouse over,switch between available date ranges, read theannotations,and switch tofull-screenmode.
You can even embed several dashboards in order to display a presentation by usingCarousel mode,which works the same way as it does inside the Databox application.
Any change you make on the Databoard itself (layout, colors, data ranges, etc.) will be automatically visible on the embedded Databoard within 10 minutes.
Since any Databoard that’s embedded on a page or application does not require any special authentication, when you’re collaborating with external people, it is recommended to carefully consider where your data will be shared. The person viewing an embedded Databoard does not need a Databox account.
Of course, you can alwaysremove the included embed codeorrevoke accesswhen deciding to stop sharing access to a Databoard (the revoke option will generate a new hash code, making the old one instantly inaccessible).
If you want to share private data on a publicly accessible website, you can use two options to restrict access to everyone:
The Embed Databoard feature is free for all accounts.
If you already have an account, justlog in to your account here. If you are a new user,create a free account hereand start building your firstcustom reporting dashboard.
Thank you!
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