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Site settings

Site settings is where you configure a single site: its name and domain, its privacy mode and data retention, which traffic to leave out, integrations, who receives its weekly digest, its tracking snippet, its public dashboard link, and deleting it. The settings are split into tabs. This page walks through each tab in order.

How to get there

Open a site, then click Site settings in the sidebar. Settings open on the General tab, and the other tabs are listed on the left (on a small screen, pick a tab from the dropdown at the top).

Who can change what

  • Owners and admins can change everything on every tab.
  • Members can open General, Privacy & data, Exclusions, Integrations, Install, and Public dashboard, but they can only view them — except Install, where they can run the domain and event checks. Notifications, LLM Provider APIs, and Danger zone are hidden from members.
  • Viewers cannot open site settings.

See Managing your team for more on roles.

General

  • Site name — a friendly label for this site, up to 100 characters. Visible only to your team.
  • Domain — the website this site tracks, for example example.com. No https://, no path, no trailing slash.

Click Save changes under either field. You will see a confirmation like:

Site name updated

or

Domain updated

Changing the domain does not break existing tracking — the script uses your site ID, not the domain — but it resets domain verification, so you will need to verify the new domain again.

Privacy & data

Privacy mode map

This is where you choose a site’s privacy mode. The Default (all regions) row sets the mode for every visitor. To use a different mode for visitors from a particular country, click Add region, enter the two-letter country code (for example US), and pick the mode for that row. Click Save to apply.

Voris applies the mode by the country each visitor comes from. Switching any region to Mode B opens an Enable Mode B confirmation that describes how Voris handles Mode B data and links to the Mode B guide; switching a region back opens Switch back to Mode A.

See Privacy modes explained for what each mode collects, and Privacy Mode B — privacy posture & DPIA guidance before you enable Mode B.

Data retention

How long Voris keeps this site’s event data. Pick one of the options and click Save retention. The options you see depend on your plan; the caption under them shows your plan’s maximum.

  • A longer period takes effect immediately:

    Retention updated

  • A shorter period is scheduled 24 hours ahead, so you have time to change your mind:

    Retention change scheduled — takes effect in 24 hours

    While the change is pending, a banner shows the scheduled date and a Cancel link, and you need to cancel it before choosing a different period. Owners and admins also get an email about it.

Bot filtering

On by default. Known bots are left out of your dashboard totals; turn the switch off to include bot traffic in all views.

Exclusions

Use this tab to keep some traffic out of your reports.

  • Excluded IPs — IP addresses or CIDR ranges (such as 10.0.0.0/8), one per line, up to 100. Traffic from them is dropped when it arrives and never stored.
  • Excluded paths — pages to ignore, one per line, up to 100. Use /admin for an exact match or /admin/* for everything under it. Matching is exact and case-sensitive: /admin does not match /Admin or /admin/.
  • Development hosts — hosts for preview or staging copies of your site, such as staging.example.com or *.staging.example.com, up to 25. Events from them are flagged as development traffic: hidden from your dashboards and, by default, excluded from billing.

Integrations

Core Web Vitals

The Core Web Vitals collection switch turns on performance measurement from real visitors. It is off by default. While it is off, the dashboard’s Core Web Vitals panel says it is currently disabled for this site. See Core Web Vitals for what each metric means.

Signal Engine

Connect Google Search Console here so Voris can line up search activity with changes in your traffic. Under Sources, click Connect next to Google Search Console, listed as gsc (or Disconnect to remove it). See Connecting Google Search Console for what Voris accesses and why.

Notifications

Owners and admins only. This tab controls who receives this site’s AI insights by email. For each member, choose:

  • Off
  • In the weekly digest — the site is included in their weekly digest email.
  • Separate email — the site’s insights arrive in their own email.

Use Set all members to and Apply to change everyone at once. Members who chose their own setting are marked User-set and are skipped — only they can change it, from their account settings.

A member who has never been set here follows their own Auto-subscribe to newly added sites preference (under their account’s notification settings), which is on unless they turned it off.

LLM Provider APIs

This tab only appears if your organization can use its own AI provider keys. It lets owners and admins give this site its own keys, overriding the organization’s keys for any engine.

Install

The tracking snippet

The Install Voris card shows this site’s tracking snippet, with tabs for WordPress, Script tag, Next.js, and Tag Manager. Click Copy to copy it. The data-site-id value in the script tag is your site ID. See Installing tracking on your site for where to paste it.

Domain verification

An optional check that you control the domain you are tracking. Under Installation status:

  1. Copy the meta tag shown — it looks like <meta name="voris-verify" content="your-site-id" />.
  2. Paste it into your site’s <head> and publish.
  3. Click Verify now.

Voris loads your domain’s home page (https://your-domain) and looks for the tag. If your home page redirects — for example from example.com to www.example.com — verification fails, so set the Domain on the General tab to the address that does not redirect. Once verified, the Install tab shows Verified, and so does the site’s row on your organization’s overview page.

Events received

Shows whether Voris is receiving events from your site and when the last one arrived. Click Check now to refresh.

Public dashboard

A read-only link to this site’s dashboard that you can share with anyone.

  • No link yet — click Generate link.
  • Link active — you see the share URL and its expiry date, with Regenerate token and Revoke token buttons. Links expire 30 days after they are generated.

Under Password protection, you can require visitors to enter a password (at least 8 characters) before they see the dashboard. Regenerating or revoking the link also removes its password.

See Sharing dashboards publicly for full details.

Danger zone

Owners and admins only.

  • Transfer to another organization — not available yet; the button is disabled.

  • Delete site — click Delete site. Voris asks:

    Are you sure you want to delete {name}? This action cannot be undone.

    Click Delete to confirm. You will see Site deleted and return to your sites list.

Deleting a site

Deleting a site is a soft delete:

  • The site disappears from your dashboard, your sidebar, and your team’s view.
  • Tracking stops: Voris rejects events from the site’s script. Remove the <script> tag from your website when you delete a site.
  • Its public dashboard link and any AI Connection keys for it stop working.
  • Its event data is erased. All of the site’s events are permanently purged from Voris 14 days after you delete it, so the deletion cannot be undone once the purge has run. (Aggregated statistics derived from those events are covered separately.)

If you deleted a site by mistake, contact support within 14 days — after the purge runs, the data cannot be recovered.

Core Web VitalsConnecting Google Search Console