Using the Dashboard

Site settings

Manage who can access a site, their permissions, and how the site is connected.

The Settings menu holds the per-site options: who can see the site, what they can do, the site timezone, and the installation details. It is available to members who can administer the site.

#Site Options

The Site Options page is where you manage access and basic site configuration.

#Timezone

The site timezone controls how dates and times are displayed throughout the dashboard.

#Member permissions

This section lists the people who have direct access to the site. For each member you see their name or email, their role (such as Owner, Manager, Admin, or Viewer), and any custom views assigned to them.

  1. Use Add permissions to give another member access.
  2. Edit a member to change their role or assigned views.
  3. Remove a member to revoke their access.

Owners and Managers cannot be edited from here, and you cannot edit your own entry.

#Inherited permissions

Below the direct members, a read-only section shows people who gained access through a network. These entries are managed on the network page, not here — see Networks & teams.

#Installation

The Installation page generates the exact setup steps for the current site.

  1. Choose how your website is served — for example Cloudflare Worker, Lambda@Edge, Apache, or Nginx. The available options depend on your account.
  2. Generate the site token. This is the secret Honeylog uses to accept data for the site. If a token already exists, the button instead lets you rotate it; rotating invalidates the previous token.
  3. Fill in the site details, such as your website address (the domain, without https:// and without www).
  4. Optionally open the advanced fields to tune the event name, files to ignore, batching, and similar settings.

Honeylog then shows the configuration and code to deploy. For step-by-step platform guides, see the installation documentation.