> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.intelligems.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.intelligems.io/developer-resources/external-api/intelligems-external-api/analytics-requests.md).

# Analytics Requests

Use `POST /analytics/resource/{experienceId}` for experience analysis requests. It accepts filters and all other request settings in the JSON payload.

For store-level analytics, use the sitewide endpoints:

* `POST /analytics/sitewide/snapshot` — summary KPI metrics with period-over-period percent changes, with optional audience segmentation
* `POST /analytics/sitewide/timeseries` — metric-over-time data with configurable granularity and optional audience segmentation
* `POST /analytics/sitewide/order-distribution` — order value histogram (KDE/CDF) and unit mix breakdown

The legacy `GET /analytics/resource/{experienceId}` endpoint is deprecated, is available during the beta only as a compatibility path, and will be removed when the beta version ends.

`GET /experiences-list` supports optional `limit`, `page`, `status`, and `category` query parameters. `page` is 1-indexed (`page >= 1`). Valid `status` values: `pending`, `started`, `ended`, `paused`. Valid `category` values: `experiment`, `personalization`.

`GET /experiences/{experienceId}` returns a wrapped response body in the shape `{ "experience": { ... } }`.


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