Course summary
In this course, we covered a lot of topics related to embedding ThoughtSpot into your own applications to give the analytics power to the end users. We covered the high-level concepts such as setup and security, as well as detailed implementations of the different types of embedding. And finally finished up with a lesson on custom styles.
We hope you enjoyed this course and learned a lot. ThoughtSpot Embedded is an area of key focus for ThoughtSpot, and we continue to add additional capabilities to give you more control. You can expect to see updates on a regular basis. To learn about new features, check the release notes.
CS Toolsđ
CS Tools is not technically part of ThoughtSpot Embedded. CS Tools is a community-supported set of open source tools that allow you to do things like extract usage information, automate TML activities, and more easily manage users, etc. See the list of tools for the current capabilities. And if you are interested, you can even contribute ideas and code.

Next stepsđ
Developers portalđ
The Developers Portal is the site where customers and non-customers alike can find information about ThoughtSpot. In particular, youâll find CodeSpot on the Developerâs portal that has code examples showing how to do different things as well as downloadable examples. Itâs another great place to stay informed and involved.
Join our Discord serverđ
ThoughtSpot also has a Discord Server. This server is beneficial because the response is usually pretty fast, and it includes a variety of people, including ThoughtSpot field engineers, partners, and customers.
