Filtering Stats

You can filter the stats you receive from any of our API endpoints by adding query parameters to your request. Here's what's available: Query Param Purpose Possible Values start Only show analytics d…

Taylor Sloane
Updated by Taylor Sloane

You can filter the stats you receive from any of our API endpoints by adding query parameters to your request. Here's what's available:

Query ParamPurposePossible Values
startOnly show analytics data after this dateAny RFC3339 date string. e.g. 2006-01-02T15:04:05.000Z07:00
endOnly show analytics data before this dateAny RFC3339 date string. e.g. e.g. 2006-01-02T15:04:05.000Z07:00
language_codeRestrict analytics returned to just that language_code (on multilingual accounts). Default is to return all languages.Any 2-digit language code that you have enabled in your account.
exclude_ipIgnore any traffic with this IP addressSingle IPv4 address or comma separated list. e.g. 192.168.0.1,255.255.255.0
anonymous_onlyOnly include traffic from logged out users, ignoring anyone signed in with a HelpDocs account."true", "false"
user_idOnly show traffic from these specific HelpDocs user_idsAny 10-character alphanumeric user_id from your HelpDocs account, or a comma-separated list of user_ids.
article_idOnly show traffic to these articlesAny 10-character alphanumeric article_id from your HelpDocs account. You can retrieve these from the /article endpoint.
category_idOnly show traffic to any article in these categoriesAny 10-character alphanumeric category_id from your HelpDocs account. You can retrieve these from the /category endpoint.

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