How Metrion is organized
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Metrion uses four building blocks: workspaces, installations, domains, and Syncs. Knowing how they nest makes the rest of the app easy to navigate.
The hierarchy
From the outside in:
Workspace. The top-level container, usually one per agency or brand. A workspace has its own team members, plan, and branding.
Installation. A single tracking project inside a workspace, typically tied to one webshop or one brand. Each installation has its own plugin key, settings, and can connect to multiple destinations.
Domain. A website attached to an installation. An installation can hold one domain or many — for example example.com and example.nl together.
Destination. An ad-platform account (Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, Klaviyo) that conversions are sent to.
Sync. The connection that ties domains to a destination and forwards conversion data on a recurring schedule.
How they fit together
A workspace can contain many installations. Each installation can contain many domains and many destinations. A Sync sits at the bottom of the tree and binds one or more domains to one destination. You can have multiple Syncs per installation — for example, one Sync to Google Ads and one to Meta Ads, both pulling from the same domain.
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