Consider the following use-case: We are offering accounting services and we have some difficult customers sometimes (they typically show up at the end of year), which require some internal discussion. I imagine that this discussion will happen on Scoold using the customerID as a tag. In our accounting systems we have the ability to embed any iframe. The idea would be to have a webpage with all tags relevant to that customer show up whenever we click on the customer in our own system. I made a quick test and it seems like Scoold refuses to be in an iFrame. Slack also refuses this for example and they have confirmed it when I contacted them. Their reason was security. My question is whether this would be easy to change in our own deployment?

Consider the following use-case: We are offering accounting services and we have some difficult customers sometimes (they typically show up at the end of year), which require some internal discussion. I imagine that this discussion will happen on Scoold using the customerID as a tag. In our accounting systems we have the ability to embed any iframe. The idea would be to have a webpage with all tags relevant to that customer show up whenever we click on the customer in our own system. I made a quick test and it seems like Scoold refuses to be in an iFrame. Slack also refuses this for example and they have confirmed it when I contacted them. Their reason was security. My question is whether this would be easy to change in our own deployment?

Consider the following use-case: We are offering accounting services and we have some difficult customers sometimes (they typically show up at the end of year), which require some internal discussion. I imagine that this discussion will happen on Scoold using the customerID as a tag. In our accounting systems we have the ability to embed any iframe. The idea would be to have a webpage with all tags relevant to that customer show up whenever we click on the customer in our own system. I made a quick test and it seems like Scoold refuses to be in an iFrame. Slack also refuses this for example and they have confirmed it when I contacted them. Their reason was security. My question is whether this would be easy to change in our own deployment?