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jobId

string

Field options. The `limit` and `offset` filters **must** be passed.

options

GetListSessionsJobResultOptions

Retrieves the job status and a list of session IDs, if ready.

import { analyticsSession } from '@wix/analytics-session';

async function getListSessionsJobResult(jobId, options) {
  const response = await analyticsSession.getListSessionsJobResult(jobId, options);
};

getListSessionsJobResult: Wix-hosted

// Import the client, the auth strategy for the relevant identity, and the relevant host module

import { analyticsSession } from '@wix/analytics-session';

// const wixClient = Create a client with the relevant module, auth strategy, and host module;

async function getListSessionsJobResult(jobId, options) {
  const response = await wixClient.analyticsSession.getListSessionsJobResult(jobId, options);
};

Learn more about [identities](https://dev.wix.com/docs/sdk/articles/getting-started/about-identities) and [host modules](https://dev.wix.com/docs/sdk/host-modules/about-host-modules).

getListSessionsJobResult: Self hosted

getListSessionsJobResult

GetListSessionsJobResultResponse

Filter options. The following filters **must** be passed:

 - Time period, either predefined or custom.

 - Session filter, either navigation flow (page interactions), conversion funnel steps, or device type.

ListSessionsAsyncOptions

Start an async job to retrieve a list of session IDs, given the provided filters. The following filters **must** be passed:
- Time period, either predefined or custom.
- Session filter, either navigation flow (page interactions), conversion funnel steps, or device type.

import { analyticsSession } from '@wix/analytics-session';

async function listSessionsAsync(options) {
  const response = await analyticsSession.listSessionsAsync(options);
};

listSessionsAsync: Wix-hosted

// Import the client, the auth strategy for the relevant identity, and the relevant host module

import { analyticsSession } from '@wix/analytics-session';

// const wixClient = Create a client with the relevant module, auth strategy, and host module;

async function listSessionsAsync(options) {
  const response = await wixClient.analyticsSession.listSessionsAsync(options);
};

listSessionsAsync: Self hosted

listSessionsAsync

ListSessionsAsyncResponse

sessionId

import { analyticsSession } from '@wix/analytics-session';

async function markSessionAsRecorded(sessionId) {
  const response = await analyticsSession.markSessionAsRecorded(sessionId);
};

markSessionAsRecorded: Wix-hosted

// Import the client, the auth strategy for the relevant identity, and the relevant host module

import { analyticsSession } from '@wix/analytics-session';

// const wixClient = Create a client with the relevant module, auth strategy, and host module;

async function markSessionAsRecorded(sessionId) {
  const response = await wixClient.analyticsSession.markSessionAsRecorded(sessionId);
};

markSessionAsRecorded: Self hosted

markSessionAsRecorded

void

# About the Analytics Sessions API

The Analytics Sessions API enables developers to access session IDs collected from Wix sites. 

<blockquote class='important'>
 Beta Feature: 
 This functionality is currently available to select beta users only.
</blockquote>

A session is a visit of a visitor to a site. A session starts when a visitor reaches the site, and ends after 30 minutes of inactivity. Within each session, a visitor can take multiple actions and view multiple pages. Each session is identified using a [browser session ID](https://hazelcast.com/glossary/web-session).

Wix offers select beta users an entry point to access selected analytics apps that record visitor sessions. When a site user (admin or contributor) accesses the entry point, Wix passes all relevant filters appended to the iframe URL, and your app can use the filter data to request a list of relevant visitor sessions from Wix. With this API, your app can extend Wix analytics data to help site owners identify pain points and find areas for improvement.

## Before you begin
- This functionality is currently available to select beta users only. If you are interested in providing such an app, reach out to [Wix Support](https://www.wix.com/support-chatbot?nodeId=25a57397-ccf7-4376-8b74-48d51edf7159&referral=devRels).
- Some calls in this API are asynchronous and return a job ID.
- All sessions are identified by their browser session IDs.
- An iframe dashboard page extension is required.
 
## Terminology

- **Session**: A visit of a visitor to a site. Within each session, a visitor can take multiple actions and view multiple pages.
- **Browser session ID**: An ID stored in the visitor's browser to identify the session.

To use the AnalyticsSession API, install the `@wix/analytics-session` package using npm or Yarn:
  ```console
npm install @wix/analytics-session
```

or

```console
yarn add @wix/analytics-session
```

Then import `{ analyticsSession }` from `@wix/analytics-session`:

```js
import { analyticsSession } from '@wix/analytics-session'
```
  

analytics-session_analytics-session

ConversionFunnelSessionsParams

exclude

FunnelStep

include

CustomTimePeriod

Custom period end date in provided timezone. Returned data will include all dates until the requested end date.
For example, { startDate: '2024-01-01', endDate: '2024-01-03' } will return data for '2024-01-01' and '2024-01-02'

endDate

Custom period start date in provided timezone.

startDate

DeviceType

limit

number

Number of items to skip in the current sort order.

offset

result

JobResult

jobStatus

JobStatus

sessionIds

total

Conversion funnel details. The steps in the journey the visitor has taken on the site.

conversionFunnel

deviceType

navigationFlow

Custom time period with start & end dates.

customTimePeriod

predefinedTimePeriod

User's timezone. Defaults to timezone as set in the [Site Properties API](https://dev.wix.com/docs/rest/business-management/site-properties/properties/properties-object).

timezone

NavigationFlowSessionsParams

Page interactions, including where the user dropped off. For example:
- ["/{Homepage}", "__DROP__"]: Sessions where a user visited the site's homepage and then dropped off.
- ["", "__DROP__"]: Sessions where a user visited (any page) and then dropped off.
- ["", "", "__DROP__"]: Session where a user visited any page, then navigated to any page, and then dropped off.

listSessionsAsync( )