Every chart is one query document. Yours to run too.

Review, loyalty and wishlist analytics in your own time zone. Every chart is a small query you can save to a dashboard, or run from your own code.

One document, chart or code

POST /analytics/query

{
  "resource": "reviews",
  "measures": ["count", "avgRating"],
  "groupBy": ["createdAt"],
  "granularity": "week"
}

Answers to the questions merchants ask.

Merchants ask how many, how good, since when and compared to what. Meisei answers those without a data team.

Measures and dimensions: Each resource publishes what you can count, average and group by, and the schema endpoint describes all of it. The chart builder reads that schema, and so can your code.
One filter for lists and charts: The filter is the same JSON document the list endpoints take, so the filter bar sends one document to both the list and the chart, and the chart counts the rows the list shows.
Your time zone, empty weeks shown: Time series are bucketed in your organization's own time zone, and a week with nothing in it shows as zero instead of dropping off the axis.
Saved charts and dashboards: Any chart you build can be saved and arranged into dashboards, and a reviews dashboard comes ready-made.

Meisei derives the chart type from the query, so there is no menu of thirty to choose from.

Pick a resource, a measure and a grouping, and the chart type follows from the shape of the answer. A time series becomes a line and a breakdown becomes bars.
The builder folds a long tail into an Other bucket, so a legend never has forty entries.
Every chart on a dashboard re-runs against live data with the same document it was saved with.

What can I chart?

Reviews, ratings, loyalty points, members and wishlist activity, counted, averaged and grouped however you need.

Can I get the numbers into my own tools?

Yes. The same query document the charts use works through the analytics API, so anything you can plot, you can fetch.

Is there a ready-made dashboard?

Yes. A reviews dashboard comes set up, and you can save any chart you build to your own dashboards.

Every feature shares one customer record and one bill. Turn on the ones you need.