List your conversions
The conversions on your account.
This is the read-back of what you record through the events endpoint. Filter by a from/to time range, metricIds or type, and page with limit and skip.
Authorization
ClientBearer Client-scoped key as a Bearer JWT; always pinned to your own client.
In: header
Query Parameters
Start of the timestamp range.
End of the timestamp range.
Filter by metric id(s), comma-separated.
Filter by conversion type.
Page size.
Page offset.
Response Body
application/json
curl -X GET "https://example.com/client/conversions"{ "success": true, "data": [ { "id": "6571c673b1542cad55020ee4", "metricId": "509", "type": "CONVERSION", "timestamp": "2026-06-08T08:31:35.000Z", "clientId": "450", "metadata": null } ]}Update an event (does not work — do not use) PUT
Do not use this endpoint. It does not update anything. Despite the name and the `PUT` verb, it creates a **new** event, so calling it duplicates the conversion instead of editing it. Recorded events cannot currently be edited. It is documented only so that nobody discovers it in the spec and assumes otherwise.
Your account and team GET
Your own account — name, code, logo, website, status, industry and country — together with your team members and their roles. It always returns your own account; there is no id to pass.