Documentation

Everything you need to know about using MetricMock effectively.

Getting Started

Welcome to MetricMock! This guide will help you get up and running quickly with our platform.

Quick Setup

  1. Create your MetricMock account
  2. Verify your email address
  3. Complete the onboarding process
  4. Connect your first data source
  5. Create your first dashboard

Tip: Start with our sample data to explore features before connecting your own sources.

Dashboard Setup

Learn how to create and customize dashboards to visualize your metrics effectively.

Creating a Dashboard

1. Navigate to Dashboards → New Dashboard
2. Choose a template or start from scratch
3. Add widgets by clicking the "+" button
4. Configure each widget's data source and visualization

Widget Types

  • Line Charts: Perfect for tracking trends over time
  • Bar Charts: Great for comparing categories
  • Pie Charts: Ideal for showing proportions
  • Number Cards: Display key metrics prominently
  • Tables: Show detailed data in tabular format

Data Sources

Connect various data sources to MetricMock for comprehensive analytics.

Supported Integrations

Analytics Platforms

  • • Google Analytics
  • • Adobe Analytics
  • • Mixpanel
  • • Amplitude

Payment Platforms

  • • Stripe
  • • PayPal
  • • Square
  • • Braintree

API Reference

Use our REST API to integrate MetricMock with your applications.

Authentication

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
     https://api.metricmock.com/v1/metrics

Common Endpoints

GET/v1/metrics

Retrieve all metrics for your account

POST/v1/metrics

Create a new custom metric

GET/v1/dashboards

List all dashboards

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Data not updating

Check your data source connection and ensure API credentials are valid. Data typically updates every 15 minutes.

Dashboard loading slowly

Try reducing the date range or number of widgets. Consider using data aggregation for better performance.

API rate limits

Our API has a rate limit of 1000 requests per hour. Implement exponential backoff for better reliability.