> ## 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. # Embedding Omni in your Salesforce instance > Embed static and dynamic Omni dashboards in Salesforce using Visualforce pages and tabs. export const categoryIcons = { 'administration': 'lock', 'api': 'terminal', 'connections': 'database', 'dashboards': 'table-columns', 'embed': 'code', 'errors': 'exclamation', 'modeling': 'wrench', 'patterns': 'plus', 'schedules & alerts': 'envelope', 'visualizations': 'chart-column', 'workbooks': 'book' }; export const GuideSidebar = ({category, relatedLinks, updatedDate}) => { const [progress, setProgress] = React.useState(0); React.useEffect(() => { const sidebar = document.querySelector('.guide-sidebar'); if (!sidebar) return; let container = sidebar.parentElement; while (container && !container.querySelector('.guide-header')) { container = container.parentElement; } if (container && !container.classList.contains('guide-page-layout')) { container.classList.add('guide-page-layout'); } }, []); React.useEffect(() => { const handleScroll = () => { const scrollTop = window.scrollY; const docHeight = document.documentElement.scrollHeight - window.innerHeight; const scrollPercent = docHeight > 0 ? scrollTop / docHeight * 100 : 0; setProgress(Math.min(100, Math.max(0, scrollPercent))); }; window.addEventListener('scroll', handleScroll, { passive: true }); handleScroll(); return () => window.removeEventListener('scroll', handleScroll); }, []); const icon = category ? categoryIcons[category.toLowerCase()] || 'book' : 'book'; return ; }; export const GuideTitle = ({title}) => { return

{title}

; }; Want to put Omni analytics right where your sales team already spends their day? Embedding dashboards directly in Salesforce means reps can see account-level metrics, pipeline trends, or usage data without switching tabs - and dynamic dashboards can automatically filter to whichever record they're viewing. In this guide, we'll walk through two approaches: embedding a static dashboard as its own Visualforce page, and embedding a dynamic dashboard that parameterizes filters based on the current Salesforce record. ## Requirements To follow this guide, you'll need: * Permissions in Omni that allow you to access the dashboard you want to embed * Permissions in Salesforce that allow you to create Visualforce pages and modify Salesforce objects ## Embedding static dashboards In this example, you'll embed a static dashboard into a new Visualforce page. Unlike [dynamic (parameterized) dashboards](#embedding-dynamic-dashboards), the content of static dashboards doesn't change. 1. In your Salesforce instance, navigate to the Developer Console: Salesforce Developer Console menu option 2. Create a new Visualforce page: Creating a new Visualforce page in the Salesforce Developer Console Leave the page open for now - you'll need it later in the guide. 1. In a [published](/content/develop/drafts#publishing-drafts) Omni workbook or dashboard, click the **Share** button to open the share modal. You can also navigate to **File > Document settings**. 2. Click **Embed**. 3. 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](/share#customize-embed-content) for more information. Omni share modal with embed options 4. Click the **Copy** button to copy the iframe URL. The example iframe URL below is for an Omni instance named `blobsrus` and includes settings for **Light/dark mode** (`prefersDark`) and **Theme** (`theme`): ```html wrap theme={null} ``` In Salesforce, add your `iframe` code to the Visualforce page you created. In this example, we added styling elements that will allow the dashboard to fill the whole page: ```html wrap title="Visualforce page with added styling elements" theme={null} ``` ## Embedding dynamic dashboards To make your dashboards dynamic, you can parameterize the filters in the iframe URL with Apex variables. In this example, you'll embed a dashboard that dynamically filters data based on the Salesforce account that is currently being viewed and add it to an existing Salesforce object. 1. In your Omni dashboard, add a filter on the field you want to parameterize (for example, **Account ID**). This filter should **not** be one of your default filters. 2. Click **Share** to open the share modal. 3. Check the **Include current filters** option. 4. Copy the `