If your team runs on Notion - wikis, project docs, team pages - embedding Omni dashboards lets you incorporate live data right alongside the context that explains it. Instead of linking out to a separate BI tool, readers can see the numbers inline as they scroll through a planning doc, team update, or KPI page. This guide walks through embedding an Omni dashboard in a Notion document using an iframe.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.omni.co/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Limitations
While not required, viewing the Omni iframe in Notion works best on the web version of Notion.Requirements
To follow this guide, you’ll need:- Permissions in Omni that allow you to access the dashboard you want to embed
- Permissions in Notion that allow you to create and edit documents
Retrieve the dashboard's embed URL
- In a published Omni workbook or dashboard, click the Share button to open the share modal. You can also navigate to File > Document settings.
- Click Embed.
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If desired, use the options in this tab to customize what content is embedded and how it displays for users. For example, you could embed a dashboard and only display it in dark mode. See Customize embedded content for more information.

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Click the Copy button to copy the iframe URL. The example iframe URL below is for an Omni instance named
blobsrusand includes settings for Light/dark mode (prefersDark) and Theme (theme):
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In a text editor, only copy the Omni URL. For example, if you copied a string like the following:
You will only want the URL:
Create an embed component in Notion
- In a Notion document, use the
/embedcommand to create an embed component. - Paste the Omni URL into the field:

- Click Embed link.
