Which content actually made money, and how confident we are about the link. Every tool here is a GET, so a read-only token covers the whole domain.
All 11 tools here are live on the hosted server. None of them write, so a read-only token is enough for the whole domain.
get_overviewreadHeadline revenue: 30-day and all-time totals broken down by source.
get_performancereadThe money-per-post table — every post ranked by the revenue it drove. The core view.
get_revenue_eventsreadItemized purchases and renewals, each joined back to the post that drove it.
get_store_salesreadApple's own sales, line by line: day, storefront, product, units, and what you were paid in that country's currency. The only revenue feed with a country in it.
get_self_report_summaryreadThe “how did you hear about us?” rollup: verified share vs dark social, per channel.
list_self_reportsreadThe individual self-report answers behind that rollup.
get_revenue_breakdownreadWhere the money came from: by cash source, by attribution method with its confidence, by channel — including the money nothing explains.
get_analyticsreadApple's own store performance: installs, proceeds, impressions, countries and period-over-period change. Reads one app or every app on the account.
get_store_funnelreadImpressions → product page views → installs per traffic source, with the rates Apple's numbers actually support.
get_onboarding_funnelreadThe in-app onboarding, step by step, split by the channel each run said it came from — then on into trial and paid. Steps above the “how did you hear about us?” question carry no split: a run that quit before answering never gave one.
get_retentionreadDay 1, Day 7 and Day 28 retention by install cohort, and the same split by the channel each install said it came from. The number Apple never gives: it has no cohort and no device id, so the iOS SDK (0.4.0+) reports the opens itself. A figure is null until that day is over, never a zero.