Share and Embed a Search Center

A search center can live in two places at once: its own hosted public link, and embedded on your site.

The Public Link

When Publish a public page is on, your search center is hosted at an address like:

https://saas.seekdown.ai/search/srch-k3n9x2mp1q/your-link-name

The srch-… part is the search center's id and is what actually resolves the page; the trailing slug is decorative. Copy it from the list (Copy public link) or the General tab, or use Open public page to visit it.

Embed on Your Site

Use Embed code to get a ready-made snippet. It's the same widget as an assistant, started with the search center's srch-… id:

<!-- 1. Load the Seekdown widget script -->
<script src="https://saas.seekdown.ai/js/seekdown-assistant.js"></script>

<!-- 2. Add a container where the search widget will render -->
<div id="seekdown-assistant-root"></div>

<!-- 3. Start the search center -->
<script>
  document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () {
    if (window.skdwn && window.skdwn.startAssistant) {
      skdwn.startAssistant({
        assistantId: 'srch-k3n9x2mp1q',
        accessToken: '' // public search center — no token required
      });
    }
  });
</script>

The widget renders inside the #seekdown-assistant-root container wherever you place it.

Keep It Private (Embed-Only)

To restrict a search center to your own site, open Security, switch Search center authentication from None to API or OIDC, pass a valid access token in the embed, and add your site under Allowed origins. A private search center's hosted public page won't open anonymously — it becomes embed-only.

Related Docs

• Configure Allowed Origins — lock the embed to your domains.
• Generate an Assistant API Key — for a private (token) embed.