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The outcome you need.
Less to implement.
Customer-Facing Dashboards
Launch secure, branded dashboards without deploying a customer analytics stack.
Client Reporting
Replace manual client reports with a live dashboard clients can check anytime.
White-Label Analytics
Give customers analytics that looks like your product, not ours.
Customer Portals
Drop live dashboards into the portal you already have, without adding a separate analytics application.
Executive Dashboards
Roll up the metrics executives and stakeholders care about into one clean view.
Faq's
Frequently asked questions
Each solution page describes a different way teams put Embedful in front of an audience. Customer-facing dashboards are embedded inside your own product. Client reporting replaces manual reports agencies and consultants send out. White-label analytics focuses on matching a dashboard to your brand instead of ours. Customer portals cover dropping dashboards into a portal you're already building. Executive dashboards roll metrics up for internal stakeholders. Under the hood, all five run on the same Embedful product.
No. Most accounts end up using Embedful for more than one purpose at once, such as an embedded customer-facing dashboard alongside an internal executive dashboard. Every dashboard is built and published independently, so you can mix and match solutions on a single account.
Embedful connects to Google Analytics (GA4), Google Sheets, CSV and Excel files, publicly accessible CSV API endpoints, and direct connections to PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Firebase databases. The same data source options are available regardless of which solution you're building.
Traditional BI tools like Tableau, Looker, and Power BI are built for internal analysis, usually with per-seat licensing. Embedful is built specifically for publishing dashboards to people outside your BI tool's normal user base, such as customers, clients, or partners, without paying for a seat per viewer.
Solutions describe what you can build, while our industry pages describe who typically builds it, with terminology and examples specific to that industry. Visit the industries page to see how SaaS companies, marketing agencies, e-commerce brands, professional services firms, and data consultants apply these solutions.
Yes. There's no separate setup for each solution. Connect a data source, design a dashboard, and publish it however you need, whether that's embedded in your product, shared with a client, or presented to your leadership team. You can add new dashboards for new use cases at any time.
Start with the dashboard outcome.
Skip the platform rollout.
Connect existing data, configure the view, and embed it where your audience already works.