Categories for Response structure & Parameters

JSON { "DataFeed": [ { "context" : { "spaces" : [ ... all the info about spaces ... ], "periods"... View Article

Sites The &space={s:#YourSiteID#} parameter allows you to get data relative to your site. Example: to know the number of visits... View Article

Introduction To request a fixed period, there are “start” and “end” attributes. Nonetheless, syntax short cuts allow you to directly... View Article

Syntax In the &columns= parameter, you can enter all dimensions and metrics that might be available in the call. To... View Article

Two types of filters may be used: one for metrics: numerical (e.g. greater than, lower than, etc.) and one for... View Article

The “segment” parameter allows you to apply a segment on your dataset. Segments can be created directly from the Segments... View Article

When the sort parameter is not specified in the URL, data is sorted according to the first metric, in decreasing... View Article

The “page-num” parameter allows you to get a very precise results page, in the case of result pagination. By using... View Article

The “max-results” parameter allows you to specify in advance the number of results that you wish to receive. The maximum... View Article

When your API URL contains a visitor segment (cohort), you will find in your URL a parameter that will display... View Article

The “sep” parameter allows you to specify in advance the type of decimal separator. This allows for easier insertion in... View Article

The “lng” parameter allows you to choose the language of the results of your query. The following values may be... View Article

The “include” parameter allows to enrich the API response with extra contextual data such as the total, the data type,... View Article

To get the evolution of all metrics during a given period, you may use the “&evo=” parameter in the REST... View Article

The retention analysis lets you analyse, over time, the number of unique visitors who visited your website or application, and... View Article

What is a short code? When you save a Data Query template, it gives you a short code back. This... View Article

Request a fixed period To request a fixed period, there are start and end attributes. Nonetheless, syntax shortcuts allow you... View Article

Request a relative period Relative periods allow you to use periods that are automatically updated based on the last minute... View Article

Choose the context wisely When requesting the API on specific time ranges (hours or minutes), it’s all about deciding whether... View Article

As explained throughout this document, certain functionalities are not compatible with each other or depending on the context of the... View Article