AimTell

Return a daily AimTell metric over a date range for all websites or one website.

Return daily send, delivery, bounce, click, conversion, and available revenue results for a manual, event-triggered, RSS, or welcome campaign.

Return one page of manual, event-triggered, RSS, or API push campaigns for an AimTell website.

Return one page from AimTell's sampled notification log for the last seven days, optionally filtered to one subscriber. This is not a complete delivery ledger and does not include every notification sent to every subscriber.

Return all audience segments for an AimTell website, including the IDs and definitions used for subscriber filtering and campaign targeting.

Return one page of subscribers for an AimTell website, optionally filtered by segment or subscriber ID and optionally including attributes or notification history. AimTell may return processing=true with no subscriber page while it prepares the data; retry the same request in that case.

Return one page of websites available to the connected AimTell account, including site IDs needed by other tools. Use next_cursor to retrieve later pages.

Create a manual push campaign as a draft only; this tool never schedules or sends it.

Create a named audience segment for a website from an AimTell segment definition.

Set custom attributes on one subscriber identified by subscriber UID, user alias, or email alias; supplied aliases may also be associated with the subscriber.

Update the content or targeting of an unscheduled, unsent, non-A/B manual campaign draft without scheduling or sending it.

Change the name or audience definition of an existing AimTell segment.

Permanently delete one manual campaign by ID. This destructive action cannot be undone and permanently removes the campaign.

Permanently delete one audience segment by ID. This destructive action cannot be undone; it removes the segment but does not delete its subscribers.

Immediately send a one-off push notification to exactly one explicitly selected audience: subscriber IDs, one segment, one alias, or the website's full reachable audience. Delivery begins immediately, cannot be undone, and has no dry-run mode.