Pixie Dust Leads

This is a no-code / low-code integration. You only need two steps to start the submission process:

<!-- 1. Load the script -->
<script src="path/to/revenued-embed.js"></script>

// 2. Init (once per page)
const sdk = window.RevenuedEmbed.init({
  env: 'uat',
  appName: 'YourApp',
  externalMiddlewareToken: 'YOUR_TOKEN',
  apiKey: 'YOUR_API_KEY',
  onComplete: (status) => console.log('Done:', status),
  onError: (err) => console.error(err),
});

// e.g. on button click
await sdk.runFullWorkflow({
  phase: 'full',
  plaidOpts: { redirectMode: 'new_tab' },
  submission: { /* your lead/submission payload */ },
  user: {
    client_user_id: 'user-123',
    email_address: 'user@example.com',
    phone_number: '(555) 123-4567',
  },
  completionRedirectUri: 'https://yoursite.com/success',
  files: { ftSignedApp: file1, ftVoidCheck: file2 }, // optional
});

That’s it. The embed handles creation, bank connection, file uploads, and backend status—so you can integrate in minutes instead of building custom flows.

In one sentence: embed.js (also called the Revenued Embed or SDK) is a small program that runs in your browser and makes this page work with Revenued—so you can submit your info, connect your bank safely, and upload documents without your site having to build all of that from scratch.

What it does for you:

• Talks to Revenued’s servers so your submission and files are sent securely.
• Opens the bank-connection flow (Plaid) in a new tab and waits for you to finish.
• Handles file uploads (e.g. signed application, void check) and tracks progress.
• Checks the status in the background and tells you when everything is done.

Why it’s here: Partners add this one script to their site and call a single function. They don’t need to build forms, Plaid integration, or status polling themselves—the embed does it. So embed.js is the “engine” that powers this demo and any page that uses it.

If you click “Open embed.js (new tab)”, you’ll see the actual code. It’s normal for it to look technical; this explanation is for what that file is doing in plain terms.