How to Use Singular API Filters

Use Singular API Filters to segment performance metrics by app, source, platform or country-level, or any custom dimension configured in Singular.

Api Filters: App and Source Filtered Query

To filter data on the app and/or source level, simply append the app and/or source parameters to your query and include the names of any relevant apps or sources.
For instance, append the following parameters to your query to return performance metrics for Fun-App1 and Fun-App2 on only the ad channels Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.

Full query:

Filters Query

To drill deeper beyond app or source, use a Filters Query to return data filtered down to the platform or country-level, or other dimensions configured in Singular.

1. Retrieve available filters and their possible values.

Sample response here.

2. Construct a Filters Query

Using available dimensions and values returned from the /filters endpoint, you can construct your Filter Query against the /reporting endpoint.

Example Filters Query:

As you can see in the example query above, the filters parameter is a JSON list of filter objects each containing a dimension, values and an operator. Dimensions must be called using the dimension’s `name`, while values can be called by using either the `display_name` or `name`. Dimensions are case sensitive, while values are case insensitive.

Operator determines the filter type which can be `in` to include results matching the given values or `not in` to exclude results matching the given values.

For instance:

This dimension would display results for all countries except results in the United States.

Check out our API documentation or contact Singular Support to learn more about Singular API Filters.

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