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Use this page to complete onboarding in the correct order. You will finish the initial setup first, then move to AI prompts as the next step.

What this setup gives you

  • One new Atomic AGI account
  • One organization (workspace) for your team
  • One project connected to verified Google data
  • Google Search Console + GA4 + conversion events configured
  • Clean base for SEO, AI Search, and attribution reporting

Step 1: Register your account

Start on the sign-up page and create your account.
Registration form with email, full name, and password fields
Choose either:
  • Sign up with Google
  • Email + password sign-up
After successful registration, you will continue into organization setup.

Step 2: Create your organization

An organization is your team workspace in Atomic AGI. It contains:
  • Projects
  • Members and permissions
  • Shared billing and settings
Join page with create organization form
Enter your organization name and click Create organization.

Step 3: Enter your project details

Set up your project form with the required Website URL field
After organization creation, you will move to project setup automatically. Enter:
  • Company name
  • Website URL
  • Industry
  • Target region
The Website URL is required. Enter the full URL, including http:// or https://, such as https://example.com. Atomic saves only the website host as the project domain. Paths, query parameters, and fragments are removed, www is normalized away, and the saved value always uses https://. For example, http://www.example.com/blog?ref=setup is saved as https://example.com. Select Continue. On the next page, continue to Google Search Console and use a Google account that has access to the website you want to connect.

Step 4: Select your Google Search Console property

Google Search Console property selection list
Choose the GSC website you want to track. Atomic compares its hostname with the Website URL saved in Step 3.
  • If the hostnames match, select Continue.
  • If the hostnames differ, the button changes to Connect and change domain.
Atomic compares hostnames rather than complete URLs. For example, https://www.example.com/page and sc-domain:example.com are treated as the same website.

Confirm a different GSC domain

Change project domain confirmation showing the current project domain and selected GSC domain
When the hostnames differ, Atomic shows Change project domain? before connecting the GSC website. Review both domains, then choose one action:
  • Cancel keeps the current project domain and returns you to the website picker without connecting the selected site.
  • Connect and change domain connects the selected GSC website and replaces the project domain with that website.

Important: If the expected site is missing, verify it first in Google Search Console, then reconnect.

Step 5: Select your GA4 property

GA4 property selection during onboarding
This GA4 step appears right after GSC selection. Choose the GA4 property for the same website/project and click Next.

Step 6: Confirm the correct GA4 property and continue

Storly.ai GA4 property selected with next button ready
The screenshot shows one example selection. In your workspace, select your own GA4 property. Keep GSC and GA4 from the same business/project to avoid reporting mismatch.

Step 7: Select your conversion event(s) and connect

Conversion events step with book_demo_click selected
Choose the conversion event that represents a real business outcome in your project, then click Connect. The screenshot shows book_demo_click as an example. Examples:
  • book_demo_click
  • lead form submit
  • trial start

Initial setup complete: what should be connected

At this point, your onboarding setup is done when all three are connected:
  • Google Search Console
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Conversion events

Where to go next

AI prompts are the next phase after initial setup. Next, go to AI Search Prompts and add the prompts you want to track.
AI Search prompts page for setting tracked prompts
Use prompts across 3 intent layers:
  1. Awareness: broad discovery questions.
  2. Comparison: alternatives and evaluation questions.
  3. Decision: high-buying-intent questions.
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