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title: Embeddable APIs
description: Service Portal automatically loads the Seismic framework and embeddable APIs when you enable embeddables. To access these APIs in your Service Portal widget scripts, call the spEmbeddables AngularJS service.
locale: en-US
canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/platform-user-interface/service-portal/embeddable-apis.html
release: australia
product: Service Portal
classification: service-portal
topic_type: concept
last_updated: "2026-09-25"
reading_time_minutes: 1
keywords: [embeddables, API, spEmbeddables, AngularJS service]
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---

# Embeddable APIs

Service Portal automatically loads the Seismic framework and embeddable APIs when you enable embeddables. To access these APIs in your Service Portal widget scripts, call the `spEmbeddables` AngularJS service.

## spEmbeddables service

The `spEmbeddables` service is the entry point for all embeddable interactions. Inject the `spEmbeddables` service into your widget controller to use the available APIs.

## API details

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API

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Description and example

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`init()`

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Initializes the embeddables framework with a specified UI Builder theme.

 Service Portal calls this API automatically based on the theme you configured in the portal settings.

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`getEmbeddables(tagNames)`

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Retrieves embeddable component data by component tag name.

 For example:

 ```
spEmbeddables.getEmbeddables(['case-list']).then(function(components) {
  $scope.caseList = components['case-list'];
});
```

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`setEvents(element, events)`

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Registers event handlers on an embeddable component element.

 For example:

 ```
var caseListElement = document.querySelector('case-list');
spEmbeddables.setEvents(caseListElement, {
  onSelect: $scope.onCaseSelect,
  onUpdate: $scope.onCaseUpdate
});
```

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`setProperties(element, properties)`

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Updates component properties at runtime. The component re-renders with the new values.

 For example:

 ```
var caseListElement = document.querySelector('case-list');
spEmbeddables.setProperties(caseListElement, {
  filterConfig: newFilter
});
```

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