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Identifying Visitors with umami.identify
What identify Does Besides tracking pageviews and events, the tracker exposes umami.identify(), which attaches extra context to the current visitor’s session. Use it to record session-level attributes (like the plan...
Tracking Script Options
Customizing the Tracking Script The tracking snippet accepts optional data-* attributes that change how it behaves. The basic snippet only needs src and data-website-id; everything below is optional.
Cookie Consent and Fingerprinting
Privacy-First by Default EuroMetrics is designed to work without cookies and without collecting personal data, so in its default configuration you usually do not need a consent banner. Two related...
First-Party Tracking on Your Own Domain
Why Serve the Tracker From Your Own Domain By default the tracking script loads from app.eurometrics.eu. Some ad-blockers and browser privacy lists block requests to third-party analytics domains, which means...
Installation Guide: WordPress, Next.js, Tilda & More
Complete guide to installing the EuroMetrics tracking script on any platform. WordPress plugin, Next.js, Tilda, manual installation, troubleshooting, and CSP configuration.
Adding a Website and Installing the Tracker
Add your first website to EuroMetrics, copy the tracking code, install it on any platform (WordPress, Shopify, Next.js, Webflow), and verify it works.
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