Abstract: In some embodiments, a computer system receives a request to render components of a webpage. In some embodiments, the computer system generates an API key, wherein the API key is used by the inline frame element to authenticate API requests to an API server. In some embodiments, the computer system receives, via the inline frame element, data corresponding to the one or more embedded UI elements from a resource associated with a third-party entity, wherein the inline frame element is a proxy between the platform and the API server. In some embodiments, the computer system renders the one or more embedded UI elements on the webpage.

Abstract: In some embodiments, an electronic device is configured to transmit a first request for an account session key, receive the account session key associated with a first set of permissions corresponding to the embedded interface element and a second set of permissions corresponding to the embedded app, transmit a second request for an embedded app key, receive the embedded app key associated with a third set of permissions corresponding to the embedded app, and proxy communications between the embedded interface element and the processor server, based on the account session key associated with the first set of permissions, and between the embedded app and the processor server, based on the embedded app key associated with the third set of permissions.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a computer system receives a request to render components of a webpage. In some embodiments, in response to receiving the request, a platform of the webpage loads a script element that creates an inline frame element and receives a secret token. In some embodiments, the computer system authenticates an embedded session within the platform using the secret token and generates an API key, wherein the API key is used by the inline frame element to authenticate API requests to an API server. In some embodiments, the computer system receives, via the inline frame element, data corresponding to the one or more embedded UI elements from a resource associated with a third-party entity, wherein the inline frame element is a proxy between the platform and the API server. In some embodiments, the computer system renders the one or more embedded UI elements in a shadow document object model.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a computer system receives a request to render components of a webpage. In some embodiments, in response to receiving the request, a platform of the webpage loads a script element that creates an inline frame element and receives a secret token. In some embodiments, the computer system authenticates an embedded session within the platform using the secret token and generates an API key, wherein the API key is used by the inline frame element to authenticate API requests to an API server. In some embodiments, the computer system receives, via the inline frame element, data corresponding to the one or more embedded UI elements from a resource associated with a third-party entity, wherein the inline frame element is a proxy between the platform and the API server. In some embodiments, the computer system renders the one or more embedded UI elements in a shadow document object model.

Abstract: Freeform input is not native to several application or document types, but is desired by users as an input mode, especially for collaboration. Systems and methods are therefore provided to enable the insertion of an electronic collaboration workspace that accepts and stores freeform input for use as an object embeddable in various documents. An external host application provides the functionalities needed for freeform input, and the inputs may be committed to the document or stored as a separate document which may be referenced and accessed by multiple users for purposes of collaboration.

Abstract: Freeform input is not native to several application or document types, but is desired by users as an input mode, especially for collaboration. Systems and methods are therefore provided to enable the insertion of an electronic collaboration workspace that accepts and stores freeform input for use as an object embeddable in various documents. An external host application provides the functionalities needed for freeform input, and the inputs may be committed to the document or stored as a separate document which may be referenced and accessed by multiple users for purposes of collaboration.