Sharing, embeds & exports

Put the current network map wherever your team already looks.

Export a static copy in the format the document needs, embed the live map in a wiki or dashboard, or send a read-only link that stays current as the network rescans.

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Three ways to get the map out, plus a dated snapshot

Export the map A static copy: an image (PNG, SVG, PDF), a self-contained HTML page, an editable diagram (draw.io, Visio), wiki markup (Mermaid, Confluence), or CSV of the underlying host and service data. Paste the current diagram into a runbook, a ticket, or a handover document.
Embed the live map An iframe that puts the live map inside a wiki, dashboard, or intranet page. The wiki page your team already opens shows the current topology.
Share a read-only link A link to the live map, read-only, that stays current as the network rescans. Give a contractor or a colleague the map without giving them an account.
Save a dated snapshot A saved, dated capture of the network state, taken at each audit or review. Open the network as it was before a change, read-only, and export it with the capture date in the header.

Share links you control

Password and expiry

Protect a link with a password, set a date it stops working, or switch it off at any time.

Choose what they see

Pick which views the link opens, and whether viewers get the inspector, zoom controls, export button, and minimap.

No account needed

An auditor, contractor, or client opens the live map in a browser without a Scanopy login.

Embed the live map in the page people already open

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Scanopy share settings showing a share URL and the generated iframe embed code

One iframe

Paste the embed code into Confluence, a wiki, an intranet page, or a dashboard, with your choice of size and theme.

Restricted to your sites

List the domains allowed to embed the map, and every other site is refused.

Current without anyone updating it

The embedded map is the live one, so the page shows the network as of the last scan.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which export formats does Scanopy support?

PNG, SVG, PDF, and self-contained HTML; editable draw.io and Visio diagrams; Mermaid and Confluence markup; and CSV of the underlying host and service data. Some formats are on higher plans; the pricing page lists which.

Does a shared link show a snapshot or the live network?

The live network. To record the network on a date, take a snapshot and export it, and the export carries the capture time.

See it on your own network.

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