If you’re coming from RB2B
| RB2B | Squid ID | |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple domains | Add domains / scripts | Create websites, each with its own SDK |
| Per-site config | Shared settings | Separate connectors, notifications, and visitors per site |
| Page targeting | Limited | Inclusion or exclusion page rules |
Why this matters. Settings do not leak between sites. A Slack route or filter on one website has no effect on another, so you can run different marketing sites independently from one account.
Create a website
Only an Owner can create websites.Name it and add URLs
Enter a website name and one or more website URLs. Click Add another URL to cover multiple domains under one website. URLs are normalized to their origin.
The first website is included in your plan. Each additional website needs a paid website slot. If you hit the limit, the dashboard prompts you to add a slot. See Plans and domains.
The website switcher
The switcher at the top of the dashboard lists your sites under My websites (sites you own) and Invited (sites shared with you). Each row shows the site name and primary URL. Selecting a site scopes the whole dashboard, settings, and visitor list to that site.Capture flags
Capture flags control which signals the SDK records for a site. They live under Settings → Add-ons (capture controls) and on the website settings. Defaults match a standard install, including handshake, performance, clicks, form submits, scroll, disconnect, and visitor ID. Some signals such as network and behavioral are off by default. Owners and Admins can change these; Viewers cannot.Page rules
By default Squid ID identifies visitors on every page. Page rules, under the website settings, let you narrow that. Only one mode can be active at a time. Page inclusion list identifies only when visitors land on the pages you list. Page exclusion list skips the pages you list, so you don’t spend credits where you don’t need to.Page rules save as you edit. Only an Admin or Owner can change them.