General Project Settings
Review the shared settings that control the project experience.
Updated 9 August 2026Understand the three settings tabs
Controls the project identity, reporting timezone and currency, and the domains measured by the project.
Controls project type, data capture, crawling, Meta, retention, report options and custom UTM mappings.
Controls whether consent is required, how Incendium receives the signal and what happens without consent.
These settings can change how data is collected or interpreted. Record material changes and test them deliberately rather than treating the page as a collection of display preferences.
General settings
- Project name is the label users see when choosing the project.
- Project timezone overrides the client timezone and determines how activity is assigned to dates and hours in reporting.
- Currency Symbol controls the currency presentation used in reports; it does not convert underlying monetary values.
- Overview provides a short description of the business and project context.
- Primary Domain identifies the main website measured by the project.
- Sub Domains adds other measured domains. Use Add Subdomain for each additional entry.
- Enable Cross Link should be used where a journey needs to remain connected as visitors move between managed domains. Test the complete path after enabling it.
Choose Update Project to save changes made on the General tab.
Advanced: project type and data capture
Project Type can include Ecommerce, B2B, Recruitment or another available type. It affects the analytics, tagging options and features shown for the project, so describe the business model accurately.
Add a comma-separated list of IP addresses whose activity should not enter the measurement data.
Add domains that should not begin a new session when they send a visitor back to the website, such as an external payment step.
Keep this enabled when parameters change meaningful page content. Disable it when parameters only fragment equivalent URLs; this can improve crawling speed and page grouping.
Stops site scanning and deactivates crawler-dependent capabilities such as product-page analytics and Location-page insights.
Periodically checks the status of pages visited during the past month. It can reveal 404 and other status problems but may add load to the website.
Advanced: Meta, retention and analysis
- Facebook / Meta Pixel stores the Pixel ID from Events Manager and unlocks Incendium options that push selected data to Meta.
- Retention — Max Chance sets the maximum predicted conversion chance below which a lead can be considered at risk.
- Retention — Lifetime sets the months since the last visit after which a lead is treated as inactive.
- Retention — Grace Period sets the months after a transaction during which inactivity is ignored before the customer is considered at risk.
- Analyse controls whether the Awareness, Acquisition and Retention insight block appears in reports. It relies on the relevant Reserved Traffic Buckets.
Retention thresholds encode the organisation's commercial definition of risk. Review them against the real repurchase cycle instead of copying values from another business.
Advanced: Custom UTM Mapping
Custom UTM Mapping tells Incendium which query parameters represent Source, Medium, Campaign, Content or Ad Set, Term or Ad, and optional campaign, group and advert identifiers. Incendium checks the mappings until it finds the applicable provider or catch-all configuration.
Default mappings are read only. Add a custom provider mapping only when the publisher uses a different parameter scheme. An incorrect mapping can fragment or mislabel campaign reporting, so validate it in UTM Explorer and Traffic Audit after saving.
Compliance & Consent
These controls are intended for implementations where the cookie banner or consent-management platform does not block the Incendium script before it loads. A conventional blocking banner may not require changes here.
The recommended enforcement mode. Full tracking does not run until the configured consent signal is granted.
Allows the tag to run without waiting for explicit consent where the organisation has confirmed an appropriate lawful basis.
This documentation explains product behaviour, not the lawful basis for a particular organisation. The organisation remains responsible for its consent and privacy configuration.
Choose how consent is captured
Detects supported standards on the page and stays synchronized automatically. The CMP script must load before the Incendium tag.
Call inc('consent_update', …) whenever consent changes. Use analytics_storage for pageviews and Conversions, and ad_storage for Meta CAPI and Meta identifiers.
Auto-detect supports IAB TCF v2 and Google Consent Mode v2. In the supported mapping, purpose 8 or analytics_storage enables pageviews and Conversions; purpose 7 or ad_storage additionally enables Meta CAPI behaviour.
inc('consent_update', { analytics_storage: 'granted', ad_storage: 'denied' });
Manual values must be granted or denied. Until the first manual update, the tag does not record a pageview.
Choose the no-consent behaviour
Does not fire the measurement tag when consent is absent or unknown.
The recommended fallback: a cookieless, minimised mode without persistent identifiers or personal information, with server-side session stitching only where supported.
Runs the tag at full capability without granted consent. Use only where the organisation has confirmed a lawful basis.
Save changes applies the Compliance & Consent configuration. Test consent granted, consent denied and consent unknown states after any change, including Meta delivery where relevant.