The Site Configuration Page is your central hub for managing key settings across your ONE platform. From branding and analytics to video integrations and terminology, this is where you tailor the platform to suit your needs.
How to access the Config Page
Navigate to:
ONE Admin > Settings > Site Configuration
From here, you’ll find five configuration sections to customise:
General
Social
Localisation
Programmes
Multilingual
General
The General section controls core platform settings, including:
Website / Company Name
Google Analytics ID – track user activity across your site
Google Tag Manager ID – track user activity across your site
Copyright Text – displayed in the footer
Default Registration Email – used when users select “I don’t know” for their account manager
This is your go-to area for essential setup and branding.
Social
The Social section allows you to link your social media accounts.
Add your social media URLs
Once saved, icons will automatically appear in your site footer
This helps users easily connect with your brand across platforms.
Localisation
The Localisation section lets you customise platform terminology.
For example:
Rename 'Programme' to 'Program'
Adjust labels to suit your region or audience
These changes will automatically reflect across the front end.
Programmes
The Programmes section controls how your programme pages are structured.
Define what information is displayed
Configure Series and Episode visibility
This helps tailor how your content is presented to users.
Multilingual
The Multilingual section will appear if you have this configured on your site.
Manage languages
Control your translations
Speak to your Account Manager for more details.
Tips
Double-check your Google Analytics ID to ensure accurate tracking
Keep naming consistent when using localisation settings
Regularly review social links to ensure they’re up to date
Test video provider integrations after setup
The Config Page gives you full control over your platform’s core settings. With options to customise branding, integrations, terminology, and content structure, it’s an essential tool for shaping your site experience.