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The Visitors page is the main list of people Squid ID has identified on your site. Each row is one person, deduplicated across the cookies and sessions we’ve seen them under, so a returning visitor on a new device shows up once, not many times. The list is sorted by most recent activity by default. Open it from your Squid ID dashboard. If you haven’t installed yet, start with Install the snippet and Verify your install.

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If you’re coming from RB2B

RB2B calls this the Identified Visitors feed. The Squid ID list covers the same job and adds a few things the feed does not.
RB2BSquid ID
One row per personPer visit/eventDeduplicated per person across cookies and sessions
Live presenceNoGreen dot when the person is active on your site right now
Mark viewed / hideLimitedPer-row viewed state and hide, shared across the team
FiltersBasicAll, Online, Today, This week, Unviewed, plus saved filters

Why this matters. Deduplicating by person means your counts reflect humans, not sessions, so the list and the billing line up with the people you actually saw.

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What a row shows

The Person column shows the visitor’s avatar, name, job title, company, and location. Alongside the name you may see:
  • A green dot, tooltip “Online now — currently active on your site”, when the person is live on your site.
  • A “Returning” badge when we’ve identified them in an earlier session.
  • A flame (hot) badge when they match one or more of your ICPs or hit your high-intent pages. The tooltip lists which ICPs and how many high-intent pages.
  • A “×N” visit count, tooltip “Returned N times”.
  • A “Welcome” badge when the match was paid for with a welcome credit. Welcome-credit matches can’t be flagged. See Paid vs bonus credits.
The remaining columns are Referrer (with an inferred acquisition source pill), Current page (page title and URL), First seen, and Last seen. First seen and Last seen are both sortable; Last seen descending is the default. Quick links on the row open the person’s LinkedIn profile (“Open LinkedIn profile”) or compose an email (“Email this person”). The tabs across the top narrow the list:
  • All shows every identified visitor.
  • Online shows people active on your site right now.
  • Today and This week bound by last-seen time, in your local timezone.
  • Unviewed shows people no one on your team has opened yet.
Search matches name, email, company, and LinkedIn URL. The Filter button opens a saved-filter editor where you can combine identity, audience, and behavior rules (title, company, domain, location, ICP, referrer, source, B2B-only, minimum pages, online-only, returning-only) and save them as reusable tabs. Saved filters are a view-only tool; they don’t change identification or billing.
The Online tab and the green dot read live presence. If someone is online but doesn’t match your active filters, the empty state tells you so and points you to Settings, Filters.

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Working the queue

1

Open a person to mark them viewed

Opening a profile marks it viewed for you, so the Unviewed tab clears as you work through it. Viewed state is per teammate.
2

Mark everything viewed

On the Unviewed tab, “Mark all as viewed” clears the whole queue at once. This affects the shared seen state for your account.
3

Hide rows you don't want to see

The hide control (“Hide from list”) moves a row into a hidden archive. Hiding is SDK-wide, so it hides for the whole team. Use the hidden-view toggle (“View hidden visitors”) to review or unhide them. The badge on that toggle shows how many are hidden.
Delete removes the profile entirely. If that person returns we identify them again from scratch. Hiding is reversible; delete is not.