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Overview

Data produced by the platform — exposure and click events, executed Branches, attributed conversions, and the records held in your Datasources — is accessible in three complementary ways.

In-Platform Analysis

Dashboards cover Performance, Conversions, Individualisation, Uplift, Audience, and Usage. Data Exploration builds ad-hoc queries over the same measures and dimensions — including executed Branch, individualisation, qualification tags, and execution return code — and queries can be saved and reused. Access is governed by the Statistics resource: Access to read, Export to extract. See Permissions.

REST APIs

Every platform capability is exposed over REST with OAuth 2.0 Bearer tokens, so any dataset visible in the UI can be pulled programmatically in JSON:
  • Analytics queries — same measures and dimensions as Data Exploration
  • Datasource records and Datagraph entities
  • Workflow, Content, and Datasource configuration
  • Users, Roles, Teams, and audit logs
Workflow events are also exposed as a Datasource inside the DataHub, so they can be reused in Workflow logic as well as extracted. See the API Reference.

BigQuery View

For warehouse-scale access, Reelevant can expose a BigQuery view over your event data and grant it directly to a service account in your own GCP project. Your data team then queries Reelevant data from its own warehouse, with no export pipeline to build or operate on either side. Common uses include joining exposure data with your own customer or transaction tables, rebuilding Reelevant metrics in your BI tool, and auditing attributed revenue touchpoint by touchpoint with the same last-touch, linear, or decay credit as the analytics API.
Views are defined per use case during the integration phase. Provide the service account that should read the view and the columns your models need, and Reelevant provisions it.

What Is Not Available

There is no reverse-ETL connector pushing data from Reelevant into an arbitrary destination. The S3, GCS, BigQuery, Snowflake, Kafka, and SFTP connectors described in Data Ingestion are inbound only. To feed a data platform, use the BigQuery view (Reelevant grants access, you schedule the reads) or pull from the REST APIs on your own schedule.

Next Steps

Data Ingestion

Source types, ingestion modes, and Datasource categories.

API Reference

Full REST API documentation and OpenAPI specifications.

Attribution

How conversions are credited to Workflow interactions.

Security & Compliance

Encryption, data residency, retention, and vendors.