On every plan, including Free

Embedded analytics software for your clients and customers

Build a dashboard in Mammoth and embed it in your client portal, website or product. Each client sees only their own data, viewers are free, and there are no servers to size or viewer licences to buy.

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portal.youragency.com/clients/acme-retail/reports

Reports / Monthly performance

Acme Retail: monthly performance

PerformanceOnly Acme Retail's rows

Revenue

$412K

Orders

3,184

Margin

31%

Revenue by month

Your portal tells Mammoth: this viewer is Acme Retail

One dashboard, three clients. Sample data.

What is embedded analytics?

Embedded analytics puts live charts and dashboards inside an application, portal or website that people already use, so they read the numbers where they work instead of opening a separate reporting tool. In Mammoth, you build a dashboard once and embed it in your own page, with each client or customer seeing only the data meant for them.

How it works

How to embed a dashboard in three steps

Step 1
Build the dashboard
Connect your data in Mammoth and build the dashboard your clients will see, once, for all of them.
Step 2
Choose how it embeds
A public link or an embed key needs no developer. Per-client data uses a token your app signs for each viewer. Then list the sites allowed to show it.
Step 3
Paste it into your page
Copy the snippet into your portal, website or app. The dashboard sizes itself and refreshes with your data.

client-reports.htmlFrom the Embed panel

<!-- the dashboard's frame, sized to fit -->
<div id="report"></div>
<script src="…/embed-assets/sdk.v1.js"></script>
<script>
  const embed = MammothEmbed.create({
    container: document.getElementById("report"),
    url: EMBED_URL,        // copied from the dashboard
    token: () => fetch("/api/embed-token").then((r) => r.text()),
  });
  embed.setFilter({ region: ["North"] });
</script>

The token line is for signed embeds only. A public link or an embed key is a single iframe.

Embed modes

Three ways to embed, chosen per dashboard

The mode decides what a page has to hold before it can show the dashboard. Pick one to see how it works.

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Service status

Uptime

99.97%

Incidents

Open to every site unless you list the ones allowed.

Client-facing dashboards

One dashboard for every client, each seeing their own

A client portal's job is putting each client's numbers in front of that client and nobody else, without building a dashboard per account.

Per-client rows

Each client sees their rows and nothing else

Row-level security is a rule that shows each viewer only the rows for their client. Turn it on for your client or account column once; your portal tells Mammoth which client is signed in, and Mammoth filters the data before anything is drawn. If it leaves the client out, the viewer sees nothing.

One dashboard for every client, not one per account
Your app stays the login; Mammoth never asks for one
Works with the login your portal already has
On the Mammoth Pro plan

Row-level security: clientMammoth Pro

Fits your page

Looks like part of your product

An embedded dashboard takes the theme and accent colour you set, and you choose what shows. A small script sizes the frame, and your page can change the filters as people move around your app.

Light, dark, or follow the viewer's setting
Hide the title, KPI strip, filters or page tabs
Embed one chart on its own
Set filters from your page so the dashboard follows your app

Embed appearanceSet per page

Under your control

You decide where it can appear

A dashboard can be framed anywhere until you list the sites allowed, and after that nothing else can show it. The embed settings record which sites have loaded it, so you can see when a client's page goes live.

Allow up to 20 sites, with a wildcard for subdomains
See which sites have loaded each dashboard
Rotate a key without breaking pages already live
Sessions expire on a timer you set, from one minute to an hour

Embed settingsUp to 20 sites

Build one client dashboard on your own data and embed it in a test page before you wire up anything else.

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Embedded analytics pricing

No capacity to rent, no viewer licences

Embedded BI is usually priced by the server it runs on or by the person looking at it. Mammoth prices by the people who build.

	Mammoth	Power BI Embedded
What you pay for	The people who build dashboards	Azure capacity by the hour, plus a Power BI Pro licence per publisher
Cost to start	Free plan; paid from $39/month billed annually	$735.91 a month for the smallest node, left on
People viewing	Free and unlimited on every plan	Free for your customers; a Power BI Pro licence each for your own staff on smaller capacity
Out of hours	Always available, nothing to switch off	Pause to save money, and the reports stop loading
A portal where each client sees only their data	Mammoth Pro plan, $499/month billed annually, viewers still free	$735.91 a month for the smallest node, plus a Power BI Pro licence per publisher, with security roles written in Power BI

Power BI Embedded figures from Azure's pricing page and Microsoft Learn, Central US, read 16 October 2026. Every node size and two worked monthly bills are in the Power BI Embedded pricing breakdown.

Who it is for

Built for sharing dashboards, not for building charts in code

Mammoth embeds dashboards made in Mammoth. If your engineers want a component library to compose charts inside your application's code, a developer toolkit is the better fit.

Agencies and consultancies reporting to every client from one dashboard
Companies sharing with customers, partners, franchisees or suppliers, each seeing their own
Products that need a reporting tab without hiring a reporting team to build one
Teams tired of monthly PDFs sent one client at a time

Under every embedded dashboard

Numbers you can put in front of a client

Your data goes through saved cleaning steps and checks before it reaches the dashboard, and the same steps run again every time it refreshes.

Embedded analytics questions

What is embedded analytics?

Embedded analytics puts live charts and dashboards inside an application, portal or website people already use, instead of sending them to a separate reporting tool. In Mammoth, you build the dashboard once and frame it in your own page.

Do my clients need a Mammoth account?

No. A public link or an embed key needs no login at all. With a signed token, your own application decides who the viewer is and Mammoth trusts the token your server signed, so your clients only ever sign in to your product.

Can each client see only their own data?

Yes, on Pro, with row-level security. You choose the column that identifies a client, such as client or account, and your server puts that client's value in the token. A token without a value gets no rows at all, never every row.

Which plans include embedding?

Every plan, including Free, in all three modes. Showing each client only their own data is a Mammoth Pro plan feature. Viewers are not counted or charged on any plan, so a portal used by a thousand people costs the same as one used by ten.

How much does embedded analytics cost?

With Mammoth, embedding is included in the plan and viewers are free. Paid plans start at $39/month billed annually, and showing each client only their own data needs the Mammoth Pro plan at $499/month. Capacity-based tools work differently: Power BI Embedded's smallest node is $735.91 a month if it runs all the time, plus a Power BI Pro licence for each publisher.

Does Mammoth's branding appear on an embedded dashboard?

On Free and Starter, an embedded dashboard carries a small “Built with Mammoth” footer. From Team upward it does not, and the dashboard takes the theme and accent colour you set, so it reads as part of your page.

Do I need a developer to embed a dashboard?

Not for a public link or an embed key: you paste one line into your page, the same way you would embed a video. Showing each client only their own data needs a signed token, which means your developer adds one small endpoint to your app that signs a token for the person signed in.

Can I embed a single chart instead of the whole dashboard?

Yes. Any chart on a published dashboard can be embedded on its own, and you can hide the title, the KPI strip or the filters, set light or dark, and choose an accent colour from the page that frames it.

Can I stop other sites from showing my dashboard?

Yes. A dashboard can be framed by any site until you list the ones allowed, up to 20, with a wildcard for subdomains. The embed settings also show which sites have loaded it, so you can see a client's page go live.

Does an embedded dashboard stay current?

It shows the published dashboard, so there is no separate copy to keep in step. Connected data refreshes weekly on Starter, daily on Team and every 3 hours on Pro; on Free you refresh by hand.