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Getting Started
1 / 1First-Time Setup: Enable Tracking Safely
A practical checklist for authorizing BIG-FLYTX and turning on only the tracking destinations your site needs.
BIG-FLYTX starts in a paused state. Installing or activating it alone does not collect or transmit visitor events.
Recommended setup checklist
1. Open BIG-FLYTX → Settings as a WordPress administrator.
2. Read the Privacy, Compliance & Data Retention disclosure and decide which data your site is allowed to process.
3. Choose who manages visitor notice and consent. Use Site-owner managed mode if your existing privacy notice or consent-management platform handles this. Choose Strict visitor gate mode if BIG-FLYTX must wait for its consent signal before tracking.
4. Explicitly authorize tracking in the plugin and enable BIG-FLYTX.
5. Select one tracking mode that fits your existing setup.
6. Enable only the provider integrations you actually use, then add the relevant Pixel ID, Measurement ID, API token or endpoint.
7. Review raw personal-data storage, administrator masking and retention options.
8. Test on staging or with test events. Confirm that events are received once by the intended destinations.
9. Publish the configuration only after the privacy notice, consent flow and provider settings are ready.
Avoid duplicate tracking
Before enabling browser pixels, check whether your theme, tag manager, another analytics plugin or a marketing platform already loads the same pixel. If Google Tag Manager controls tags, use dataLayer Only. If you are diagnosing setup, start with Monitor Only.
BIG-FLYTX does not provide its own visitor consent banner. In Site-owner managed mode, the site owner remains responsible for the applicable notice and consent process.
Recommended setup checklist
1. Open BIG-FLYTX → Settings as a WordPress administrator.
2. Read the Privacy, Compliance & Data Retention disclosure and decide which data your site is allowed to process.
3. Choose who manages visitor notice and consent. Use Site-owner managed mode if your existing privacy notice or consent-management platform handles this. Choose Strict visitor gate mode if BIG-FLYTX must wait for its consent signal before tracking.
4. Explicitly authorize tracking in the plugin and enable BIG-FLYTX.
5. Select one tracking mode that fits your existing setup.
6. Enable only the provider integrations you actually use, then add the relevant Pixel ID, Measurement ID, API token or endpoint.
7. Review raw personal-data storage, administrator masking and retention options.
8. Test on staging or with test events. Confirm that events are received once by the intended destinations.
9. Publish the configuration only after the privacy notice, consent flow and provider settings are ready.
Avoid duplicate tracking
Before enabling browser pixels, check whether your theme, tag manager, another analytics plugin or a marketing platform already loads the same pixel. If Google Tag Manager controls tags, use dataLayer Only. If you are diagnosing setup, start with Monitor Only.
BIG-FLYTX does not provide its own visitor consent banner. In Site-owner managed mode, the site owner remains responsible for the applicable notice and consent process.
