Adgebra API Reports

A Reporting API is an application programming interface (API) that enables applications to collect, manage, and display reports or metrics based on specific data or user interactions. Reporting APIs are widely used to gather performance metrics, errors, or usage statistics and generate reports in an organized format, often for analytics, compliance, or monitoring purposes.

Here’s a breakdown of key aspects of Reporting APIs:

1. Common Use Cases:

• Analytics and Insights: Collecting user behavior, engagement, or performance metrics.

• Error and Event Logging: Monitoring errors or specific events within applications or websites.

• Security and Compliance: Tracking security incidents, user access patterns, and compliance with regulations.

• System Monitoring: Keeping tabs on system health, server metrics, and other operational data.

2. How It Works:

Reporting APIs typically follow a request-response model:

• Data Collection: The API gathers data from specified sources (user interactions, error logs, etc.).

• Data Aggregation: Collected data is aggregated and processed into a usable format.

• Data Reporting: The processed data can then be accessed through API endpoints, which provide the data in JSON format for external processing or display in dashboards.