I am interested in getting the analytics information from landing pages from an API, such as: views, submissions, new contacts and customers by source. Is there one around? or IIs there any material that could help me? I looked at the developers documentation, but I couldn’t find something that could help me.
Currently, analytics information cannot be accessed via the API. This is something the team has thought a lot about for the future, but I don't have any more specific information at this time. Right now the best thing to do to show your support for this idea would be to post this idea to the Ideas Forum on the HubSpot Community. There, you can create a post including your use case that product and other customers can see.
This would be great to have. I need to track users from email to landing page. From there, I would like to track custom/arbitrary user events which I would like to push to Hubspot as custom analytics or at least track, then push to my own db for reporting. Seems like a no-brainer for having in the API.
My goal is to unify touchpoint data with several other data sources.
Is there a way to get HS web analytics events analog to getting email events via the API which works just fine for me? The data is obviously there as it can be viewed in detail for individual contacts in the portal.
Please provide information if this is even on the roadmap or if there are any 3rd Party solutions available?
Thanks MZ
Hi Hubspot Dev Team, please consider making Hubspot Analytics data available via an API. It will be very helpful, and seeing as we can access this data it in our app, why can we not have access to this data via an API? It would really be helpful and appreciated by many of us. Thanks.
Hi @dadams is there any chance this information is going to be added to the API? It’s a must to be able to do custom calculations for conversion rates and page statistics.
@randall_bgs all of our public APIs are listed on https://developers.hubspot.com. Anything not listed there would be considered for internal use only and would not be supported.
Hi @dadams I understand they may not be supported, but there are other companies that deliver this data in their products, so it exists and has at least been shared with them. Take a look at Geckoboard as an example. How can we at least get the same data as they are?