Excluding IP addresses
Use an exclusion rule when you do not want visits from a network address to contribute to a site's future analytics.
Open the exclusions
Select your site, then open Site settings → Tracking → Excluded IP addresses. The panel lists this site's rules and whether the address your browser currently uses to reach Atriqo matches one of them. It does not display that raw address; listed rules show an optional label and a hash prefix, not the IP itself.
Exclude your current address
Choose Use current IP, add an optional label, and add the rule. The server derives the address from this request, so the panel does not need to show it. The current-match result reflects the network you use right now. A VPN, proxy, mobile connection, or a later address change can alter what the server sees. If the server cannot detect an address, use the manual option.
Enter an address manually
Switch to Enter manually, enter a valid IPv4 or IPv6 address, optionally add a label, and submit. The typed address is sent to create the rule, then cleared from the form; the rule list shows its hash prefix. An existing rule may already cover the address. An IPv4 rule matches one exact address; an IPv6 rule covers its /64 network. A shared office, public, or carrier address can therefore exclude other visitors on that address or network too.
Review and remove a rule
Check the list and current-match status after adding a rule. A new rule affects future collection, not past dashboard data; changes can take a few seconds and an initial visit after a long quiet period may still count. The site's Do Not Track and visitor opt-out behavior still applies independently; an IP rule does not override it. To stop excluding an address or IPv6 /64, choose Remove on that rule and confirm. Future visits from it may then count again.