Retrieves an analytics overview for all content items in a project
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The numeric ID of your project
The media variants to fetch data for
article, summary The media formats to fetch data for
audio, video The start date of the aggregation period. The value of this property should be a string in the format yyyy-mm-dd according to ISO 8601.
The end date of the aggregation period. The value of this property should be a string in the format yyyy-mm-dd according to ISO 8601. If this is set to today, the current day is still in progress and therefore only partial analytics data is returned until the day ends.
'limit' sets the number of results to return in each page.
'offset' sets the first position to return from the results of the query. The default is 0, which starts the page at the first result.
This is used to order analytics by number of listens or average listen time or average listen duration
player_impressions, listens, listen_rate, avg_listen_time, avg_listen_duration This is used to order analytics in the ascending or descending order
asc, desc Get analytics for content whose title contains the specified string. Note: filter[title] does not work in combination with order[by]
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Content identifier
Externally provided content identifier
URL of the source content
Content image URL
Content title
Number of player loads (audio or video)
Number of play sessions (audio or video)
Proportion of impressions that resulted in a play (0.0–1.0)
Average play time per session in seconds (audio or video). This metric may be understated when play progress is stored as every 10% milestone event per session instead of only a final event.
Average percentage of the item consumed (0-100). This metric may be understated when play progress is stored as every 10% milestone event per session instead of only a final event.
Time at which the content was published (ISO 8601)