Additional Domains and Rollup Views #

Additional domains are required if you want to send statistics to multiple dashboards or create rollup views.

Additional Domains #

A Pirsch dashboard will only accept traffic for its configured domain and identification code. If the origin is different, you can add an additional domain to accept requests.

Below are the two use cases covered. It's also possible to combine the two and create rollup views while sending the statistics to multiple dashboards.

Creating a Rollup View #

Let's say you have your top-level domain example.com and a subdomain sub.example.com and you want to track both websites on a single dashboard. In this case, create a dashboard for example.com and add an additional domain sub.example.com (wildcards with asterisks * also work). Now you can add the JS snippet to both sites using the same identification code.

<script defer type="text/javascript" src="https://api.pirsch.io/pirsch.js" 
    id="pirschjs" 
    data-code="example-com-identification-code-here"></script>

Sending Statistics to Multiple Dashboards #

The second use case for additional domains is to send statistics to multiple dashboards. This allows you to create rollup views for two websites, each with its own dashboard. Each dashboard you send traffic to requires an additional domain. For example, if you make an additional request from example.com to rollup.example.com, you will need to add example.com to your rollup.example.com dashboard.

Once you have configured the additional domain, you can send statistics from example.com to rollup.example.com as follows.

<script defer type="text/javascript" src="https://api.pirsch.io/pirsch.js" 
    id="pirschjs" 
    data-code="example-com-identification-code-here"
    data-domain="rollup.example.com"></script>

To send statistics to more than one additional dashboard, you can comma-separate the list, e.g. data-domain="rollup.example.com,my-website.com".

Using the Server-Side Integration #

Rollup views and additional domains can also be used via server-side integration. You'll need a client to make the same requests as above from your server.