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Writing data

Docs
- Inserting data [general]
  - Inserting event data
  - Users, sessions & events
  - Adding properties
  - Reserved properties
  - Inserting events with a url
- Inserting browser data
  - Javascript implementation
  - Using properties
  - User tagging 101
  - Working with cookies
  - Working examples
- Inserting app data
  - Intro, terms, philosophy
  - iOS quickstart
  - Android quickstart

Reading data

Visits
- classic
  - visits
  - visits first time
  - visits returning
  - visits referrer
  - visits searches
  - visits exit link
  - unique visitors
  - browsers
  - platform
  - source
  - goal
  - ip number
  - company / organisation
  - pageviews
  - geo location
- Next generation
  - sessions (nt)
  - sessions by user (nt)
  - event (nt)
Trends
- trends
- pages
- summary
Top lists
- pages
- paths
- referrers
- search engines
- search terms
- entry pages
- exit pages
- exit links
- properties
Technical data
- OS/ platform
- browsers
- display color
- display resolutions
- routers
- domains
Geo-location data
- companies
- isps
- country /region /city
- continent
- sub-continent
- postal codes
- area codes
Management
- find user
- add user
- find server
- find server (xml)
- Get timezone for site
- check if site exists
Release & legacy versions
- 2012-08-21 (stable)
- 2012-03-01
- 2010-05-28

Hello, World!

Welcome to Opentracker's web analytics API. We provide tools to measure Internet-connected devices. Invest in studying your users, their needs and behavior. Create your own custom reports, build profiles, add your data to our API. Respond quickly by querying your data realtime.

Web, app & big data

Securely track, monitor, and generate real-time reports for any device connected to the Internet, without having to worry about the structure, performance, schema or volume of the data you collect.

This API enables developers to log and store activity from an Internet-connected device and create value from the event-streams. Examples include understanding your customer's behavior on tablets, generating leads for a sales team, and predicting browser trends.

Please signup or contact us with any questions you might have. Inserting events with a url

Read & Write Data

You can use the Opentracker's web API and analytics engine to read & write your data, and create reports. All reports are available as API calls (see the navigation on the left). Combine API data to create customized reports or use the standardized Opentracker GUI ot3.opentracker.net

Adding events and properties can be done by submitting an event to our logging servers with a secure https request. The API has been designed to be fast, redundant, fault tolerant, and to scale to your business needs & resources. To get started please read: inserting events with a url

Examples

We have created examples that show how developers can add value to data.

Here are some examples using the API

An example for registering gender
A shopping cart javascript example
Tracking form submit and values
Add an email to a user profile with javascript

We would love to make more examples, please send us a request if you would like an example to be added. Please see the examples page for more… examples :)