Installation

1. Enable Auth DOM

In Tiquo, go to Settings > API and Authentication > Auth DOM.

Enable Auth DOM and copy your public key.

2. Add your website domain

Add the website domain where the script will run.

Examples:

• Entering https://www.example.com/pricing is saved as example.com
• Entering www.example.com is saved as example.com
• Entering shop.example.com is saved as shop.example.com

If you enter the root domain, Tiquo treats the root domain and www version as the same website. Other subdomains are treated separately.

3. Paste the hosted script

Paste this before the closing </body> tag, or in the custom-code area your website builder provides.

<script
  src="https://app.tiquo.app/tiquo/v1/tiquo.js"
  data-tiquo-public-key="pk_dom_your_public_key"
  data-tiquo-consent="anonymous"
  async
></script>

Replace pk_dom_your_public_key with your Auth DOM public key.

Website builder notes

Webflow

Add the script in either:

• Project Settings > Custom Code > Footer Code
• Page Settings > Before </body> tag

Publish the site after saving.

Wix

Add the script in Settings > Custom Code > Body - end.

Apply it to all pages where you want analytics, login, or customer data to work.

Squarespace

Add the script in Settings > Advanced > Code Injection > Footer.

Framer

Add the script in Site Settings > Custom Code > End of body tag.

Shopify

Add the script to your theme layout before </body>, usually in theme.liquid.

For Shopify Plus or advanced themes, you can also add it through your tag manager if your consent flow is managed there.

Check that it installed correctly

Open the website in a browser and run this in the console:

window.Tiquo.version

If the script loaded, it returns the Hosted Package version.

To send a test event:

window.Tiquo.track("test_event", {
  eventName: "Hosted Package Test"
});

If the domain and public key are configured correctly, the event appears in Tiquo website analytics.