Platforms

WordPress and WooCommerce

The Pandus plugin adds the SDK with one button: connect it to your Pandus account and switch the SDK on. Connecting the plugin with a token from the same account also confirms the domain.

On WooCommerce the plugin sends purchase and refund from the server when an order is paid or refunded, with the items, value and currency, so a blocker in the browser does not lose an order.

For consent, the SDK reads Cookiebot, CookieYes and Complianz by itself. With another plugin, pass the choice through the consent API.

Shopify

1. In the Shopify admin open Online Store → Themes → Edit code.
2. Open layout/theme.liquid and paste the snippet before </head>.
3. Confirm the domain with the meta tag in the same place, or with a DNS record.

Your store's consent banner passes the visitor's choice to the SDK with pandus('consent', …); if it sets Google Consent Mode, the SDK reads that by itself.

Google Tag Manager

Add the SDK with the Pandus tag template from the Community Template Gallery: enter the site token and fire the tag on all pages. The SDK still waits for consent, whatever the trigger.

To reuse events you already push for GA4, switch on Import dataLayer in Analytics → Events (off by default).

Wix, Tilda, Webflow and others

Paste the snippet into the site's custom code for the <head> of all pages:

• Wix: Settings → Custom code → Add code, place it in the head on all pages.
• Tilda: Site settings → More → HTML code for the head.
• Webflow: Site settings → Custom code → Head code, then publish.

Any website

Put the snippet into the <head> of your layout. The SDK follows routes of single-page apps by itself; see Install for CSP.

Your backend

Send orders and other backend events with server events.