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Yandex Metrica Integration & Traffic Data Export

Analyze daily Yandex Metrica traffic alongside other marketing sources. Reports use UTC dates and distinguish visits from pageviews. We do not add daily user counts into a falsely unique period audience.

APPLICATIONS

How to use Yandex Metrica in Netiker?

Visit reporting without manual exports

Schedule counter imports and retain daily results within your plan’s history allowance. The report provides a shared timeline for visits and pageviews.

Export to Google Sheets

Metrica results alongside GA4

Check traffic trends across two measurement systems. Differences can arise from session definitions, time zones, script blocking and user consent.

Work with saved data

Export the table to CSV or Google Sheets, or share it with an authorized tool through Data API and MCP. Reading a saved report does not fetch the source data again.

Netiker Data API

SCOPE OF INTEGRATION

What data does it support? Yandex Metrica?

Daily traffic

UTC date, visits and pageviews. The report covers the last 28 complete days.

Sampling

Netiker requests full accuracy. If the API applies sampling, the report states that the figures are estimates.

YOUR REPORT IN PRACTICE

Are Yandex Metrica visits and pageviews growing together?

Build a daily website activity report with clear disclosure of sampled data.

  1. Choose the right data

    Select a Metrica counter and save visits and pageviews for the last 28 complete UTC days. Check whether the result is marked as sampled.

  2. Build your report

    Compare both series in Analysis. When comparing with GA4, account for different session definitions, time zones and measurement consent coverage.

  3. Put the results to work

    Share the traffic report in a spreadsheet or through API, retaining any sampling warning. Visits are not unique people; this report does not include session recordings.

CONFIGURATION

From call to report

Before connecting

Your own Yandex OAuth token with metrika:read and a counter ID visible to the connected account. An OAuth app and user consent are required; a public website URL is not enough.

  1. Prepare authorization

    Review this integration's access requirements and prepare your own account credentials. If the provider requires app approval, obtain it before connecting.

  2. Connect the source

    In Sources, select the integration, complete the separate form fields and verify access. Credentials are encrypted on the server.

  3. Set up synchronization

    Choose a refresh frequency. Results appear in the data table and analyses; history and errors appear only in that source's view.

Connection and refresh: most common problems

The provider denies access

Check the account identifier, required scopes, owner consent and app permissions. Update the connection after consent is revoked or keys change.

The report is incomplete or figures differ

Check the truncation indicator, time zone, date range and metric definitions. Plan and provider limits may restrict available rows. Missing data does not mean zero.

What is worth knowing before downloading

  • One counter per connection. Synchronizations retain earlier days within the plan's history and row limits.
  • We do not retrieve Logs API data, user identifiers, session recordings, ad costs or conversion goals. Visit counts from different analytics systems may differ.

Questions about Yandex Metrica

No. The current scope is daily visits and pageviews. Visits are not people, and sampling information must be retained in further analysis.

Yes. The server worker runs saved schedules. Plan limits, API availability and the validity of provider authorization apply.

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