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Checking a single dashboard view usually means leaving your homepage to open the full dashboard. The Embedded View block skips that step: select a view once, and it stays visible on your homepage as a continuously refreshed table, complete with that view’s own filters and columns, so you can track the experiments, flags, or goals that matter to you without leaving the page.

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Who it’s for

Anyone who uses the Kameleoon homepage. The block is most useful if you regularly check a specific dashboard view, for example an “At risk experiments” A/B test view or a “Revenue drivers” personalization view, and want it surfaced on your landing page.

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What you can embed

You can embed a saved view from any of these source types: Save a view on its dashboard before you can embed it. If a source type has no saved views, its card shows 0 views and there is nothing to select in step 2.

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Add an Embedded View block

Add the block from your homepage’s block library, then choose what it displays.
1

Open the block library

Click Edit dashboard, then Add block. Select Embedded View and click Configure and add. See Edit your dashboard layout for the general steps to open the block library.
2

Choose a source type

In step 1 of 2, pick the type of saved view you want to embed: A/B Tests, Personalizations, Feature Flags, Segments, Triggers, Goals, or Custom Data. Click Continue.
3

Choose a view

In step 2 of 2, select the saved view you want from the list. The view marked Default is the standard dashboard view. Use Back if you need to change the source type. When you have made your selection, click Add to homepage.
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Done

The block appears on your homepage, showing a preview of your chosen view: its name in the header and a table preview of the matching campaigns.
Step 1 of the wizard asks which source type you want to embed.
Step 2 lists the saved views available for that source type.
You can add up to 10 Embedded View blocks to your homepage, each pointing at a different saved view or the same source type twice. Unlike most other blocks, Embedded View isn’t limited to a single instance on your homepage. See Edit your dashboard layout.

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What the block shows

Once configured, the block displays:
  • Header with the source type and view name.
  • Table preview of the campaigns in that view (a limited number of rows, scrollable if there are more).
  • View all in the footer, which opens the full dashboard filtered to the same view.
An actions menu (the kebab icon in the top-right of the block) gives you:
  • Configure block—reopen the two-step wizard to pick a new source type and view, then click Apply to confirm.
  • Delete block—remove the block from your homepage.

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Date range behavior

Embedded View blocks do not follow the homepage date range selector (7D, 14D, 30D, 3M, 6M).
An embedded view always uses the date range saved with the view on its own dashboard. Changing the date range at the top of the homepage updates other blocks, but leaves your embedded views unchanged, so what you see always matches the saved view exactly.

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Empty and reset states

The view has no matching campaigns. If the saved view’s filters return nothing, the block shows an inline message, for example “No results match the filters set in the [view name] view.” The view is still connected; there is simply nothing to display right now. The view was deleted from its dashboard. If you (or the view’s owner) delete the underlying saved view, the block returns to its empty state. Your block keeps its position and size on the homepage, so you can open Configure block and pick the default view or a different one. The block is never removed automatically.

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Notes

Personalizing your homepage is per user. Your embedded views and layout are visible only to you.