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Site settings

Site settings

Site settings is where you configure a single site — change its name, grab its tracking script, toggle features on and off, and share it publicly. This page walks through every section on the settings page.

How to get there

From any site’s dashboard, click the gear icon in the top right or in the sidebar to open Site settings.

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Site name and domain

At the top of the page, you can edit:

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

Changes take effect immediately when you click Save changes. 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 does affect future domain verification checks.

Script tag

This section shows the tracking script for this site. Copy it any time from here — you do not need to re-visit the original creation wizard.

<script defer data-site-id="your-site-id" src="https://cdn.voris.ai/v1/vor.js"></script>

Click Copy to clipboard to copy the snippet. For detailed installation guidance, see Installing tracking on your site.

Core Web Vitals

The Core Web Vitals collection toggle turns on collection of LCP, INP, CLS, and TTFB from real visitors.

  • Off (default): no performance data is collected, and the dashboard’s CWV panel shows “No CWV data yet — enable in site settings”.
  • On: your tracking script begins reporting performance measurements. Numbers appear in the dashboard panel within a few hours of real traffic.

See the full Core Web Vitals guide for what each metric means and when to care.

Data retention

You will see a Data retention field on the settings page, but it is disabled for now and labelled:

Coming in a future update

You do not need to do anything with this field today. When retention controls ship, you will be able to pick how long Voris keeps event data for the site.

AI weekly digest

A toggle labelled AI weekly digest. When turned on, it will send a weekly email summarizing your analytics — traffic trends, noteworthy changes, and a few highlights.

The AI feature behind this toggle is not live yet; it ships in a future update. The toggle is visible so your preference is saved ahead of time. You will not receive any emails today, even if the toggle is on.

Public dashboard

This section manages the read-only public link for this site. It has three states:

  • No link: shows “No public dashboard link. Generate one to share read-only analytics.” Click Generate link to create one.
  • Link active: shows the share URL, an expiry date, and two buttons — Regenerate token and Revoke token.
  • Link revoked: the same as “No link”.

Tokens expire 30 days after they are generated. See Sharing dashboards publicly for full details.

Domain verification

An optional step that confirms you own the domain you are tracking. Paste a meta tag like:

<meta name="voris-verify" content="your-site-id">

into your site’s <head>, then click the Verify button in site settings. Once verified, the site is flagged in our records. No visible change happens today; this matters for upcoming features.

Danger zone

At the bottom of the page is a Danger zone section with one action today: Delete site.

Deleting a site

Deleting a site is a soft delete. That means:

  • The site disappears from your dashboard, your team, and your sidebar.
  • Your existing event data is retained behind the scenes — it is not immediately wiped.
  • The tracking script on your website will still send events, but they will no longer be associated with a live site. It is good practice to remove the <script> tag from your website when you delete a site.

To delete:

  1. Click Delete site.

  2. Confirm the action. You will see:

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

  3. After deletion, you will see a toast:

    Site deleted

If you need to recover a soft-deleted site, contact support.

Who can change what

  • Owners and admins can change any setting on this page.
  • Members can create new sites but cannot always edit settings on sites someone else created — they can edit only their own sites.
  • Viewers cannot open site settings at all.

See Managing your team for more on roles.

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