How to embed Yammer on a SharePoint Page
In case your organization is using Yammer for corporate or group communications, you might want to bring that conversation to your SharePoint Intranet. This will help make SharePoint more “social” while allowing users to consume content and news when working with documents and eating breakfast. In case you are not quite familiar with Yammer, please read this article first.
Option 1: Classic (Wiki) Page
With the classic (Wiki) page, there is no dedicated Yammer Web Part, so what we have to do is embed it onto the page using the embed code.
- So the first step is to grab that embed code. Navigate to the Yammer Group that you want to embed on the SharePoint page (App Launcher > Yammer)
- Once on the particular Yammer Group (Board of Directors in my case), click on Embed this feed in your site
- Copy the code that pops-up
- Next, go to the SharePoint site where you want to embed this Yammer Group in. Click Page > Edit
- Place the cursor in the zone where you want to embed your Yammer Feed, then click Insert > Web Part > Media and Content > Script Editor. Then click Add button
- Once the Script Editor web part is added, edit it using the little drop-down
- Then click Edit Snippet
- Paste the code into the window, click Insert
- Click OK on the Script Editor Web Part panel
- Finally, click Save to save the page
- And we are done! You will now see the Yammer feed appear on the page
NOTES:
- You can only embed custom Yammer groups using this technique. The default All Company Yammer group cannot be embedded using this method.
Option 2: Modern Pages
In case you switched to the modern pages, the process is much easier and less painful, as there is a built-in Yammer web part.
- Edit the Page by clicking on Edit button
- Click the plus sign where you want to add the Yammer feed, then choose Yammer Web Part
- In the pop-up on the right, type the name of the Yammer feed you want to embed. It could be either a custom group you created or a default All Company one
- Just type the name of the group
- You can then toggle between all conversations or specific ones
- Click Publish
That’s all honey! You now have your Yammer Feed appearing on the SharePoint page