Site settings

Every site-level option: reporting timezone, data source, additional domains, exclusions, bot traffic and deleting a site.

Each site's Settings tab holds everything that shapes what gets counted and how it is reported. Only organization owners and admins can change settings.

General

SettingWhat it does
Display nameShown in the app instead of the bare domain.
Reporting timezoneAll charts, date ranges and daily buckets use this timezone. Set it to where your audience or team lives; it defaults to UTC.
Data sourceNumative tracking (the snippet) or Google Analytics. Switching changes which backend the dashboard reads; nothing is deleted.

Privacy and exclusions

These apply to Numative tracking.

SettingWhat it does
Respect Do Not Track / GPCOff by default (the tracker is cookieless either way). On, visits from browsers sending DNT or Global Privacy Control are not recorded at all.
Keep query stringsOff, URLs are grouped by path. On, ?query params are kept as part of the page URL.
Include bot trafficBots are always detected and tagged but excluded from reports by default. On, they are counted, and you can still separate them with the Bots & AI crawlers filter.
Additional domainsEvents are accepted for your domain and all its subdomains automatically. List other domains the same site is served on; events from unlisted domains are ignored.
Excluded pathsOne per line. A trailing * matches a prefix: /admin/* excludes everything under /admin/. Excluded visits are never stored.
Excluded IP addressesOne per line. Exclude office or home IPs, the equivalent of GA4 internal-traffic filtering.
Exclude your own visitsOne click per browser you use marks that browser as yours, so your own visits stop counting. See the install guide for how the opt-out works.

Visibility

Public dashboard shares a read-only view of the site's stats, either through a private link or fully public at a clean URL with your domain. Covered in Public dashboards.

Also on the Settings tab

Deleting a site

Delete site permanently removes the site, every tracked page, all events and the full change history. You type the domain to confirm, and there is no undo.