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Integrate reservations, orders, menus or vouchers into your own website

How to integrate server functions into your existing website

You already have your own website—using Jimdo, Wix, WordPress, or another provider—and want to display your table reservations, menu, guest orders, or voucher sales there. Servire provides you with a ready-made code to insert.

Your server guest page needs an address. If it's missing, the dialog will say: The code will appear as soon as your website has an address.

Get code

  1. In the Web Desk, open the Website section and click on Embed & Share.

  2. Select On an external website at the top. The second option, On your Servire page, is intended for elements on your Servire guest page—no code is required there.

  3. Under Embed Type, choose between Reservation, Order, Menu, and Coupons. Then, configure the Appearance and Language.

  4. Copy the code under Insert this code on your website and paste it into an HTML element on your website provider's site.

Release domain

Under Allowed Domains, enter your website address, for example, https://www.example.com — without a path and without wildcards like *.example.com. If no entry is made, the dialog will display: No domain yet allowed — embedding on external sites is therefore not possible. Your own server address is always allowed.

Insert the complete code

The code consists of two parts: the frame itself and a short <script> block below it. The script block ensures that the frame expands to the exact height of its content — and shrinks again when the guest, for example, reaches the confirmation page.

Always copy both parts. Some website builders—including Jimdo and Wix—remove <script> blocks from HTML elements. This leaves the frame at its starting height, resulting in a large empty area on short pages. After saving, check if the script block is still there; if your website builder removes it, use an element that allows custom HTML and scripts.

Presentation and language

Under Appearance, select Automatic, Light, or Dark. Automatic adopts the colors of your Servire guest page and thus matches your chosen design there. Light and Dark instead assign fixed colors to the frame—useful if your website is significantly lighter or darker than your Servire design. Under Language, you specify the language in which your guests will see the frame.

Above the preview, you can always see how the embedded content will look to your guests. If you change the display or language, the code will also change—copy it again afterward.

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