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Accessing Your Product-Level Data via SFTP

How to access your Conjura data via SFTP

Written by Ryan McGuinness
Updated over a month ago

You can download your Conjura product-level data directly using any SFTP client.

Step 1: Get Your Credentials

Go to https://app.conjura.com/settings/data-access and click Create new credential.

Once generated, copy your username and password.

Step 2: Connect with an SFTP Client

Download any SFTP client (e.g., https://cyberduck.io/, https://filezilla-project.org/, or WinSCP) or via an SFTP portal on your third-party tool of choice.

Use these connection settings:

Setting

Value

Protocol

SFTP

Host

data.conjura.com. (final . is required)

Port

22

Username

From Step 1

Password

From Step 1

Step 3: Download Your Data

Once connected, navigate to /data/conjura_metrics.parquet or /data/conjura_metrics.csv. This file contains your organization's metrics data and is refreshed daily.

FAQs

What file format is the data in?

Parquet and CSV.

My integration requires specific column names or a custom schema

Our export uses a fixed schema - the column names and structure are the same for all customers. We can't customize the export to match a specific tool's expected format (e.g., renaming product_sku to sku or gross_revenue to price).

If your tool requires a specific format, you'll need to transform the data yourself before loading it. Common approaches:

  • Download via SFTP β†’ transform with a script or spreadsheet β†’ upload to your tool

  • Use an intermediary like Google Sheets to reshape the data

Let us know which integration you're working with - if there's enough demand, we may add native support.

Data Schema

The export file contains daily product-level metrics across your data sources.

Column

Description

conjura_account_id

Your Conjura account identifier

updated_at

When this data was last refreshed

currency_code

Currency for monetary values

store_key

Unique store identifier

store_name

Store display name

product_key

Unique product identifier

product_sku

Product SKU

date

Date of the metrics

unique_purchases

Number of unique purchases

gross_revenue

Total revenue

net_revenue

Revenue excl. tax

new_customer_gross_revenue

Revenue from first-time customers

existing_customer_gross_revenue

Revenue from repeat customers

num_new_customers

Count of new customers

contribution

Profit contribution

ad_spend

Marketing spend

impressions

Ad impressions

clicks

Ad clicks

product_views

Product page views

ltv_gross_revenue

Lifetime value (gross)

ltv_profit_ex_marketing

LTV profit excluding marketing spend

ltv_num_repeating_customers

Number of repeat customers

ltv_net_revenue

Lifetime value (net)

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