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The worker is deployed but not yet connected to your domain. This step tells Cloudflare to run your Veriox worker whenever someone visits your site. Cloudflare calls these Worker Routes — the link has the full reference if you need it, but the steps below cover everything you need.
1

Open your worker settings

In the Cloudflare dashboard, go to Workers & Pages → click your Veriox worker → Settings → Triggers.
2

Add a route

Click Add Route and enter the pattern for the pages you want to protect.To protect your entire site:
yourdomain.com/*
To protect a specific section only:
yourdomain.com/members/*
Replace yourdomain.com with your actual domain. Select the correct Zone (your domain) from the dropdown, then click Save.
3

Confirm Cloudflare proxying is enabled

Go to DNS in the Cloudflare sidebar. Find the A or CNAME record for your domain and make sure the cloud icon is orange (proxied). If it is grey, click it to enable proxying.
If the DNS record is grey (DNS only), your worker will not run and Veriox will not function.

Next: Test your integration

Verify everything is working before going live.