Embed Offision in your company portal

1. Copy the user portal address

Open System URLs, under Marketplace. The first row, User portal URL, is the address to embed. Copy it.

2. Put it in your page

Add an iframe to the portal page, with that address as its source. Give it real height — the app fills whatever box it is given, and a short frame makes it look broken:

<iframe
  src="USER-PORTAL-URL-FROM-STEP-1"
  title="Offision"
  style="width: 100%; height: 900px; border: 0;"
  allow="clipboard-write; camera"
></iframe>

camera is only needed where people scan a QR code to check in from the embedded app; drop it otherwise.

3. Let your site hold it

Until this step the frame comes up empty on most tenants. Open Security setting, under System config, set User app embedding to Listed websites, and add your portal’s address to Allowed websites.

Type the origin of the portal page — scheme and host, no path. What the list accepts, and how to cover several portal addresses with one entry, is in choose which websites may embed Offision.

Save. The change applies to the next page load.

4. Check it worked

Open the portal page in a private window, as somebody who is not you:

1. The app appears in the frame rather than an empty box.
2. Signing in works, and a reload still shows them signed in.
3. They can open a room and make a booking.

An empty frame means the address in Allowed websites does not match the page holding it — work through the embedded page refuses to display. A frame that keeps asking for a sign-in is a different problem, in people are asked to sign in again.