Embed · Notion
Embed an interactive demo in Notion.
Paste a Tellane lane's link into a Notion page and choose Create embed; the player runs inside the page, in docs, wikis, and public Notion sites.
Where it goes: An internal sales playbook, a customer-facing onboarding doc, or a public Notion site.
The snippet
One iframe
The share modal generates this for your lane; the example uses a placeholder address.
<iframe src="https://acme.tellane.com/l/pipelines-tour" width="100%" height="640" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Steps
In Notion
- In Tellane, open the lane → Share → copy the public link (or a prospect link for one account).
- In Notion, paste the link on an empty line and pick Create embed from the menu (or type /embed and paste).
- Drag the embed's bottom edge to set the height; about 640 px suits most lanes.
- On a public Notion site, open the published page and drive the lane once.
Proof
This is what the embed looks like
A lane embedded on this page, the same way yours will be on Notion. Drive it.
LIVE DEMO
OSOsprey
Overview
Pipelines
Accounts
Reports
Settings
Open pipeline$4.2M +12%
Win rate31% +4pts
Avg. cycle24d −6d
Weekly closed-wonJun — Aug
Meridian FreightNegotiation$380K
Cobalt HealthProposal$210K
Aster & Co.Discovery$95K
Lane progress
If it doesn't work
What breaks, and the fix
- Notion shows a link preview instead of the player. Choose Create embed rather than Create bookmark when pasting; if it was pasted as a bookmark, delete it and paste again.
- A 'Made with Tellane' badge shows on the demo. Free-plan lanes carry the badge; Growth removes it under Settings → Workspace.
FAQ
Questions
Do Notion viewers need a Tellane account?
No — the lane is public; anyone who can see the Notion page can drive it.
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