# Can I add URL links to a visualization?

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**Created:** [April 16, 2024, 6:19pm UTC](https://community.omni.co/t/can-i-add-url-links-to-a-visualization/39 "2024-04-16T18:19:54Z")\
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A great way to encourage self-service data exploration is by adding URL links to your charts & visualizations. That way, folks can click on a data point and explore other dashboards. For example, here are a few common use cases we see:

- **Customer lookup:** In a table listing your biggest customers, you can add a link to the “Salesforce Account ID” field that will take you to their Salesforce Account page.
- **Application database:** In a graph of most common error codes encountered by users, you can add a link to the “Error Code” field that links to your application database’s most recent instances of that error code.
- **Cross-linking dashboards:** In a chart with number of orders per customer, you can add a link to a “Customer Lookup” Omni dashboard that lets you see more details on a specific customer.

Omni lets you add dynamic links to individual dimensions & measures to curate that self-service data exploration. All you need to do is add the `links` parameter to the field in your model! Here is the [documentation for adding a link to a field](https://docs.omni.co/modeling/dimensions#links).

And here’s a quick demonstration of what linking in a visualization looks like in practice: