Advanced · Lesson 3 of 4

Morph Embedded: an importer in your product

For software companies: let your customers upload, map and fix their data inside your product, with a button or a link and no code.

The comic

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    For software companies

    Murphy says: Make software? Let your customers send you clean data. Morph Embedded puts Morph's importer in your product: they upload, map columns, fix data and submit.
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    Murphy says: Open “Morph Embedded” from your account menu and switch it on. Choose “An importer in my product”, describe “1. Your data”, style “2. Your look”, then “Preview the importer”.
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    No code needed

    Murphy says: Paste two lines into your website: a script and a button. Or choose “Make a link” to send your customer a link that works for 14 days.
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    Murphy says: Under “5. Receive the data”, choose where imports go: “Into your app” through a connector built from its API docs, a Google Sheet, Google Drive, OneDrive or SharePoint, your SFTP server, or “Send to my server” (a signed message, called a webhook). Morph keeps no copy.

Owners and admins of a business account set up Morph Embedded. Developers can drive it from their own server too: see “For developers” on the same page.

Try it in Morph

  1. Open “Morph Embedded” from your account menu.
  2. Choose “An importer in my product” and set up “1. Your data”.
  3. Choose “Preview the importer” to see what your customers will see.

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Open Morph Embedded

Quick check

2 quick questions. No marks, no pressure: pick an answer and Murphy will tell you how you did.

1. Do you need a developer to add the importer to your website?
2. You want your customers' imports to go straight into your app, with no developer. Which do you choose?

Try it in Morph, free

Free plan · no credit card · first clean run in minutes