Sampi is a content platform for newsrooms and brands. Posts that Sampi publishes to WordPress already report their views back to Sampi. Sampi Metrics extends that to every post on the site, including the ones written directly in WordPress, so Sampi reports show views for all of your content.
How it works:
View counting stays off until a site administrator turns it on, either in Settings > Sampi Metrics or from the Sampi integration screen.
This plugin connects to the Sampi view counter, a service provided by Sampi, to count post views. It is required to show views of your posts inside your Sampi account.
What is sent and when: only after an administrator turns view counting on, every time a visitor opens a single post page, the visitor browser requests a 1×1 image from https://gc-api-evnvui3szq-rj.sampi.ai/_public/pixel/. The request URL contains only a key that identifies the post (a hash of the site host and the post ID). As with any web request, the Sampi server receives the visitor IP address and browser user agent. Sampi uses the user agent only to discard bots and does not store the IP address with the count. No cookies are set and no page content is sent.
The plugin also offers a REST route (/wp-json/sampi/v1/status) that Sampi calls with the credentials you gave it, to check that the plugin is active.
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Sampi privacy policy: https://app.sampi.ai/politica-de-privacidade