List Convert Signals™ (visitor frustration sessions)

Retrieves a list of Convert Signals™ sessions for a project. Convert Signals™ "is a special anonymous and privacy oriented session recording feature...It shows only really clear frustrations, errors and usability signals of real users". Use this to identify sessions where visitors experienced issues like rage clicks, dead clicks, or scroll stalls. Supports filtering by date, experience, variation, location, country, device, browser, and more.

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Path Params
integer
required

ID of the account that owns the retrieved/saved data

integer
required

ID of the project to be retrieved

Body Params
number | null

Unix timestamp (seconds since epoch, UTC) marking the beginning of the time range. If null, implies from the beginning of data.

number | null

Unix timestamp (seconds since epoch, UTC) marking the end of the time range. If null, implies up to the current time.

integer
-43200 to 50400
Defaults to 0

The time offset from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) in seconds. For example, UTC-5 (EST) would be -18000. UTC+2 would be 7200. Used for interpreting or displaying date/time information according to a specific timezone.

integer
≥ 1

The page number for paginated results. For example, if results_per_page is 30, page: 2 will retrieve items 31-60. Defaults to 1 if not specified.

integer | null
0 to 50
Defaults to 30

Specifies the maximum number of items to return in a single page of results. Used for pagination. Default is 30, maximum is 50.

boolean

If set to true in a list request, the response will only contain the total count of matching items (extra.pagination.items_count) and will not include the actual item data. Useful for quickly getting totals without fetching full datasets.

experience
object | null
integer | null

The ID of the location to filter by

string | null
string | null
country
object | null
os
object | null
browser
object | null
devices
object | null
string | null
string | null
duration
object | null

The duration of the signal session in seconds

pageCount
object | null
string | null
string | null
referrerURLs
array of strings | null
referrerURLs
trafficChannels
array of strings | null
trafficChannels
adCampaignLabels
array of strings | null
adCampaignLabels
string | null
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