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Code samples below use example values.

Quickstart

Three steps to a working install. Everything keys off two values: your tracking subdomain (e.g. track.yourdomain.com) and your client ID (e.g. cl_yourclient).

Make these docs use your real values

Use Sign in for your values in the top navigation — sign in with your Adsidian account and pick a client, or paste the two values in by hand. Every code sample on the site is then rewritten with them, so you can copy a snippet that already works. Opening the docs from the dashboard's Prism setup card fills them in for you.

Where to find them: dashboard → Prism tab (or a client's page) → the Prism setup card. Both values are listed at the top of the card with copy buttons, and again under Setup instructionsYour identifiers.

1. Add the DNS record

In your DNS provider (GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare, …), create a CNAME record:

TypeHost / NameTarget / Value
CNAMEtrackprism.ad-prism.xyz

If your DNS provider is Cloudflare, set the record to DNS only (grey cloud, not proxied).

Already set up with a record pointing to prism.binarybloom.dev? That's the target for setups configured before August 2026 — it remains fully supported, and no DNS change is needed.

Details and provider-specific notes: DNS setup.

2. Install the snippet

Paste this before the closing </head> tag on every page of your site (your dashboard shows this pre-filled with your real values):

html
<script async src="https://track.yourdomain.com/prism.js?id=cl_yourclient" data-cfasync="false"></script>

Platform-specific instructions (WordPress, Shopify, GTM, Webflow): Installing the snippet.

3. Verify

Open your website in a browser, then check the Prism setup card in the Adsidian dashboard. Within a minute you should see:

  • DNS configured — the CNAME resolves and routes to Prism
  • Snippet installed — your visit arrived as a PageView event

DNS changes can take a few minutes to propagate (rarely, up to an hour). The setup card re-checks automatically.

Next

Adsidian Prism — first-party server-side tracking.