Embedding CorriDraw boards in a Notion page (the right way)

A few people have asked how to get a live, editable CorriDraw board inside a Notion page. The default /embed block works but the board ends up read-only because Notion's iframe sandbox strips the cookies our auth uses.

Workaround that works today:

1. In CorriDraw, open the board → Share → Public read/write link.
2. Copy the embed URL (it's the one with /embed/ in the path, not the editor URL).
3. In Notion, type /embed and paste the URL.

That gives you a live, editable board inside Notion. The embed URL uses a token-based auth instead of cookies, which sidesteps the sandbox.

Two caveats:

• The link is public-read-write. Anyone with the URL can edit. Treat the URL itself as a secret.
• Performance is a touch worse than the standalone editor because of the iframe overhead.

We're working on a first-class Notion integration that uses OAuth and respects per-user permissions. ETA late this year.