Install Web-Tracking.eu on Umbraco

Download the partial

Use our ready-made partial that respects environment configuration via appsettings.json.

Add the partial to your project

Place the file in Views/Partials/_WebTracking.cshtml in your Umbraco project. If the Partials folder doesn't exist, create it.

Render in your master template

Open your master template (commonly Views/Master.cshtml or your top-level layout) and add this just before the closing </head> tag:

@{Html.RenderPartial("_WebTracking");}
</head>

Configure the site ID

Open appsettings.json and add:

{
  "WebTracking": {
    "SiteId": "YOUR_SITE_ID"
  }
}

Rebuild and deploy. The tracking script is now injected into every Umbraco page.

Note: If you hit Umbraco's known DistributedReadLockTimeoutException on Azure SQL when using Razor views, render the partial through a custom MVC controller using ContentResult instead.