Metric definitions
Keep units and definitions next to the data. Do not combine impressions, people, clicks and purchases into a single unlabeled total.
A useful report explains what happened, where it happened and which account it belongs to. Start with the documented creator-account data and Smart Link statistics available to your integration. Social engagement metrics and creator revenue measure different things; keep their definitions, time ranges and sources visible instead of treating them as interchangeable.
Choose the account, resource and date range. Read the field definitions before presenting a value as reach, engagement, earnings or a conversion.
Carry Smart Link and acquisition context into the reporting workflow, using the conversion events supported by the integration.
Refresh from confirmed responses or documented events. Show when data was collected and preserve a distinct unavailable state.
Each guide keeps its own scope and access requirements. Workflow previews are identified on the destination page.
Keep units and definitions next to the data. Do not combine impressions, people, clicks and purchases into a single unlabeled total.
Make the reporting timezone and interval explicit. Delayed or revised data should not look like a confirmed real-time result.
Request only the reporting data your workflow needs. Plan for pagination, unavailable periods and platform-specific retention limits.
Scope, access and the first request.
Explore social media API workflows for accounts, content, conversations and reporting. Find the platform guide and reference for the integration you want to build.
Plan messaging API workflows around account identity, conversation history and reply review. Explore creator conversations, WhatsApp and Telegram guides.
Design scheduling workflows around drafts, account selection, review and request results. Explore platform guides and confirm supported publishing operations.