Integrate with a Third-Party Product | Small Improvements Help Center

Small Improvements allows you to display a person’s past reviews, objectives, or feedback directly within other internal tools. By using a basic iFrame, you can provide teammates with quick access to their performance data without them needing to switch between applications.

How the integration works

To display Small Improvements information in your third-party application, you simply embed a specific URL using an iframe.

By default, these URLs display data for the currently logged-in person. You can also use specific parameters to display data for a different user.

1. Select your data source

Choose the URL that corresponds to the information you want to display:

Objectives: https://www.small-improvements.com/overview/userObjectives
Performance Reviews: https://www.small-improvements.com/overview/userPerformanceReviews
360 Feedback: https://www.small-improvements.com/overview/userFeedbacks

2. Identify the user (Optional)

If you want to display data for a specific person rather than the logged-in user, add one of the following parameters to the end of your URL:

Parameter	Example	Description
userid	`gh2hEL6XSVWrXeO*H0I3NA`	The internal Small Improvements unique ID.
bambooid	`40230`	The BambooHR ID (requires the BambooHR integration).
loginname	`[email protected]`	The email address the user uses to log in.

Tip: You can find a userid by visiting a user’s profile page and looking at the end of the URL, or by exporting your Company Directory.

3. Embed the iFrame

Use the standard HTML iFrame element to place the content into your page.

Basic example for a logged-in user:

HTML

<iframe src="https://www.small-improvements.com/overview/userObjectives" width="930" height="100%" frameborder="0">   <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p> </iframe>

Example for a specific user via email: To target a specific person, your source URL would look like this: https://www.small-improvements.com/overview/[email protected]

Note: For the iFrame to load data, the user must have an active session in Small Improvements or be using Single Sign-On (SSO) to ensure they are authenticated.