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Exports & Share information - Embedding a ClearPoint HTML export in an iframe
Exports & Share information - Embedding a ClearPoint HTML export in an iframe

This article explains how to embed an HTML exported report from ClearPoint in an iframe.

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Written by Fernando Montenegro
Updated over a year ago

Embedding the report in an iframe will allow you to integrate it into your existing web content easily. The embedded report will automatically reflect the most recent published version of the HTML report in ClearPoint.


Getting the URL for a published report

  • Select Documents from the Control Panel

  • Choose HTML Exports under Templates

  • Click on the three dots icon next to the report template

  • Select Edit Template

  • Under Link, you will see a short URL

    • This URL automatically updates to display the most recent published version of your HTML report.

  • Copy this URL to embed in your iframe


Embedding the URL in an iframe

Important: You will need the webmaster for your website or intranet (someone who has access to edit your web pages) to perform these steps.

  1. Insert an HTML <iframe> element into the HTML for your web page, placing it where you want to display the report.

    The basic code for the iframe is:

    ​<iframe src=""> </iframe>

  2. Paste the URL from ClearPoint into the quotations following src=.


    For example:

  3. Once you have the URL embedded in the iframe, there are HTML attributes that can be added to format the iframe as well, like width and height.
    Some example of these attributes can be found here.


    For example:

    <iframe src="https://publish.clearpointstrategy.com/yourpublishedreport" width="1024" height="800"> </iframe>.

  4. After saving the newly added iframe referencing your report URL, your web page will display your published ClearPoint report in an iframe.


    You can also embed ClearPoint charts using an iframe – find out more here!

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