Embedding a published Quick App inside a customer website using an iframe or URL

Hi Team,

We have created a Quick App that surfaces multiple dashboards, visualizations, and spreadsheet-based data for business users. The application is currently available in our Amazon Quick environment, and the intended users already have access to the Quick application.

We would like to understand the supported options for integrating this Quick App into a customer-facing website.

Specifically:

  • Can a published Quick App be embedded into an external website using an iframe?
  • Is there a supported embedding mechanism similar to QuickSight dashboard embedding?
  • Can we expose a direct Quick App URL and render it within an existing customer web application?
  • Are there any authentication, authorization, or licensing considerations when embedding a Quick App into a third-party website where users already have access to Amazon Quick?

Our goal is to provide a seamless experience where users can access the Quick App from within the customer’s portal rather than navigating to the Amazon Quick interface directly.

Has anyone implemented a similar integration, or can the team clarify the recommended approach and current platform limitations?

Thank you.

Hi @Kiran_P,

As per my understanding, quick apps cannot be embedded into external websites. There’s no iframe or embedding SDK support for apps today. However, if your goal is surfacing dashboards and visualizations inside a customer portal, Quick Sight dashboard embedding is a supported path for that. You can embed dashboards for authenticated users via the Embedding SDK (Embedding dashboards for registered users) or for anonymous users via 1 click public embed (Embedding for anonymous users). Both support iframe rendering. The trade-off is you’d be embedding the individual dashboards/visuals rather than the unified app experience, but I would still recommend giving these a read!

Hope this helps and feel free to update us with developments or new questions you have!