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Preview — this page is an early draft. We’re still verifying the API reference against the current endpoints. Fields, response shapes, and examples may change before this section is marked stable. Follow PRO-1459 or ask in
#abconvert-dev if you’re integrating against this today.Standard analytics request
All analytics endpoints except the timeseries endpoint accept this request body:ISO 8601 start of the reporting window, inclusive.
ISO 8601 end of the reporting window, inclusive.
Optional filters to narrow the result set.
Filter by device category. One of
"ALL", "DESKTOP", "MOBILE", or "TABLET". Defaults to "ALL".Filter by visitor type. One of
"ALL", "VISITOR" (new visitors), or "CUSTOMER" (returning customers). Defaults to "ALL".Product-based analytics
Returns conversion metrics aggregated at the product level. Use this view when you want to compare raw counts of views, add-to-carts, and revenue across test groups.Path parameters
The
_id of the experiment to query.Example request
Response
Total product page views per test group. Index 0 is the control group; index 1 is the first variant.
Total add-to-cart events per test group.
Total revenue in store currency per test group.
Computed conversion rates for add-to-cart and purchase events, indexed by test group.
Visitor-based analytics v1
Returns conversion metrics at the unique visitor level rather than per product view. This is the standard analytics view for most experiment types.Path parameters
The
_id of the experiment to query.Example request
Response
Unique visitors who viewed the experiment per test group.
Unique visitors who added to cart per test group.
Visitor-based analytics v2
An enhanced version of visitor-based analytics that includes journey tracking — how visitors moved through the funnel across multiple sessions. Use v2 when you need more granular attribution.Path parameters
The
_id of the experiment to query.Example request
Statistical significance timeseries
Returns a day-by-day (or period-by-period) breakdown of statistical significance over the life of the experiment. Use this to visualize how confidence grows and identify when the experiment reached significance.Path parameters
The
_id of the experiment to query.Request body
ISO 8601 start of the reporting window.
ISO 8601 end of the reporting window.
Total cumulative visitor counts per group at the time of the query. Example:
[950, 940].Metric to use for the significance calculation. Pass
"sales" to use revenue; omit for the default conversion rate calculation.Example request
Response
Array of date + significance pairs.
significance ranges from 0 to 1, where values above 0.95 indicate 95% confidence.The aggregate statistical significance for the full date range.