Q: Magento Installation Guide

<ol> <li>On the Magento Admin page, click on System &gt; Configuration.</li> <li>In the sidebar, click General &gt; Design &gt; HTML Head or Footer.</li> <li>Paste your tracking code into the Miscellaneous Scripts or Miscellaneous HTML box. Note: you can find your tracking code on your dashboard under Settings &gt; Tracking Code</li> <li>Click Save Config.</li> </ol>

Q: Adding Additional Websites

Within the dashboard, click on Your Profile Icon in the top right-hand corner. From the options, you can select Domains. <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/37f931254ed04600/29dbacd1-559b-4111-8be8-1dd8f7_eyyk08.png" alt="" /> This will redirect you your site management page. You can select the Add Domain button. <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/c5dc50ba90d55000/d6744238-3dd3-4965-a625-974373_16ruqix.png" alt="" /> Enter the details of the new website you would like to track and Add Domain. <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/89c376fbe62c5000/7e5352a0-9c95-4967-b63b-72754f_1r3m6gb.png" alt="" /> <a href="http://support.whoisvisiting.com/whoisvisiting-com-installation-guides">Place the newly-generated tracking code</a> on the website and you will be able to track visitors to that site.

Question 1

Setting Up A Tracking Page

Accepted Answer

Setting Up A Tracking Page

To create a Trigger Report for a specific page, you will need to set it up as a Tracking Page which can be selected from the menu dropdown.

You can then proceed to add '+ Tracking Page'.

URL

Once you have named the particular tracking page, enter the full URL of the website page you want to be notified of visitors landing on.

Domain Match Type

Depending on the complexity of your URL structure, select the condition which you want for tracking the page (or pages).

Exact

Enables you to track the individual page matching the exact URL entered._

For example:
_https://www.site.com/pricing

Contains

Enables you to track a range of pages instead of just one, grouping by less-structured URL elements or key-terms in a URL.

For example:

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/5e5ff40ae8965c00/c0d764b7-72ad-

Question 2

Trigger Reports

Accepted Answer

Trigger Reports help you to filter through the noise of your website visitors and create automation outside of the dashboard to deliver notification of the most important or pre-qualified companies.

Now that you have your Tracking Page set up with the appropriate Domain and or Search Match Type, you can add new reports accessible through the Settings dropdown.

Triggers can also be added directly from within the Tracking Pages section by selecting the 'Add Trigger' action.

Select the Add Report Button to begin creating your custom notification.

You can select your Tracking Page or enter a specific Landing Page / Page URL.

There are many options for your custom Trigger Reports based on when and how you want to receive the information and data:

Notification Settings

Visitor Type

Location

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Question 3

Installing Whoisvisiting On Your Website

Accepted Answer

Once you have signed up for a 14-Day Free Trial, you will need to place a tracking code on your website to start identifying businesses.

Within your dashboard, go to the Settings dropdown of the Main Menu and select Tracking Code.

Place the following code which you see into the section of your website HTML on any page that you want to track.

We ask that you put this in top of the to reduce risk of visitors not being monitored due to on-site code. However, including this code in the region should still work provided the website has no script breaking errors.

As soon as it is installed successfully you will start to receive notifications of companies visiting your website.

You can test this has been successfully activated by visiting a page on your website then refreshing your Dashboard.

The Code Not Installed status next to you domain name in the top left corner should no longer be visible.

Note:Due to the way Wix websites render their webpage's the standard tracking code may not work. The code you will see has been created with Wix and services like Wix in mind.

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/9a56c1b9696fc000/ba115b08-1fd3-4082-9b6f-80dc6e_1c

Question 4

Magento Installation Guide

Accepted Answer

On the Magento Admin page, click on System > Configuration.
In the sidebar, click General > Design > HTML Head or Footer.
Paste your tracking code into the Miscellaneous Scripts or Miscellaneous HTML box. Note: you can find your tracking code on your dashboard under Settings > Tracking Code
Click Save Config.

Question 5

Adding Additional Websites

Accepted Answer

Within the dashboard, click on Your Profile Icon in the top right-hand corner. From the options, you can select Domains.

This will redirect you your site management page. You can select the Add Domain button.

Enter the details of the new website you would like to track and Add Domain.

Place the newly-generated tracking code on the website and you will be able to track visitors to that site.

Question 6

GDPR – Whoisvisiting Compliance

Accepted Answer

“On 25 May 2018 most processing of personal data by organisations will have to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation”

There has been a lot of confusion surrounding the topic of GDPR as we fast approach the deadline.

With so much vague, ambiguous and contradictory content being produced on the subject, it has created a lot of complication and at times panic for businesses who aren’t quite sure just as to how GDPR will influence their day-to-day working environments.

This notice intends to deliver reassurances of what Whoisvisiting users need to know in relation to the software and business organisation.

Just like the Data Protection Act 1998, the GDPR deals with personal data – data relating to a living individual rather than a corporate entity.

The GDPR includes the following rights for individuals:

the right to be informed;
the right of access;
the right to rectification;
the right to erasure;
the right to restrict processing;
the right to data portability;
the right to object; and
the right not to be subject to automated decision-making including
profiling.

Whoisvisiting Software

At Whoisvisiting.com we are well aware of the incoming GDPR guidelines and have been preparing our company for full compliance with these law changes as of

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