# Verify Installation

After installing the tracking pixel and configuring your ICP, verify that everything is working correctly. This guide covers how to confirm the pixel fires, view your first identified visitors, and understand the dashboard.

## Check That the Pixel Fires

### Browser Developer Tools

1. Open your website in a browser
2. Open Developer Tools (F12 or right-click > Inspect)
3. Go to the **Network** tab
4. Reload the page
5. Filter or search for requests to `bullseye.so` or `visitor-tracking`

You should see a request to the Bullseye script endpoint. A successful response (200 status) indicates the pixel is loading correctly.

### Bullseye Dashboard Verification

If your organization has the pixel verification feature:

1. Go to your visitor tracking or setup section in the Bullseye dashboard
2. Use the **Verify pixel** or similar button to run a check
3. The dashboard will confirm whether the Bullseye pixel was detected on your domain

> **Tip:** Clear your browser cache and cookies, or use an incognito window, when testing to avoid cached scripts.

## View Your First Identified Visitors

Once the pixel is installed and verified:

1. Navigate to the **Visitors** section in your Bullseye dashboard
2. Visit your own website from a different device or browser (or ask a colleague to visit)
3. Identified visitors typically appear within seconds to a few minutes

Bullseye processes only U.S. web traffic for compliance. Visitors from outside the U.S. may not be identified.

## Understanding the Dashboard

### Visitors List

The main visitors view shows:

* **Name and contact info** — Identified visitors with name, email, job title
* **Company** — Company name, industry, employee count
* **ICP fit** — How well the visitor matches your Ideal Customer Profile (if configured)
* **Activity** — Pages visited, session count, last seen

### Filters and Search

Use the filters to narrow your view:

* ICP fit score
* Company (name, industry, size)
* Job title
* Domain visited
* Page path
* Visit count range

### Visitor Profiles

Click a visitor to see their full profile, including:

* Complete pageview history
* Landing page, entry page, exit page
* Session timestamps
* Referrer and UTM parameters
* Device type and location

## Next Steps

With your installation verified, you can:

| Action                  | Description                                                                   |
| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Set up integrations** | Connect HubSpot, Salesforce, or other CRMs to sync visitor data automatically |
| **Export to CSV**       | Bulk export visitor lists for offline analysis or import into other tools     |
| **Configure webhooks**  | Receive real-time notifications when high-value visitors are identified       |
| **Refine your ICP**     | Adjust your ICP rules based on the visitors you're seeing                     |

## Troubleshooting

**No visitors appearing?** Ensure your domain is verified in the Bullseye dashboard and that you're testing with U.S. traffic. Identification can take a few minutes for new visitors.

**Pixel not loading?** Check that your domain is correctly added to the allowed/verified domains list. Ad blockers or strict content security policies may block the script.

**Need help?** Contact <support@bullseye.so> or visit the [Help Center](https://docs.bullseye.so).


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