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How can I automate the export of metric query data to a client portal using Statsig?
Date of slack thread: 5/1/24
Anonymous: Hello! I am currently using statsig to monitor experiment and sign up data for a number of different publishers that we serve. We have a portal where they can log in and check statistics (currently only sign ups). I am trying to find a way to automatically send metric query data/dashboard data to the portal so that our clients can see them. Is there a way to make this possible, or can I only download/export data manually through the metrics tab? Is there anything in the API that could help with this?
Vijaye (Statsig): We don’t have a way to get all the stats via an API, but if you want a snapshot, take a look at this console api: https://docs.statsig.com/console-api/metrics#get-/metrics/values
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