New Analytics APIs for large companies
    
    
    
    
     By Nick Mihailovski, Product Manager, Google
      Analytics
      By Nick Mihailovski, Product Manager, Google
      Analytics
      
      
      
      Many large companies
      have unique needs, with dozens of websites and many users. In the past, configuring Google
      Analytics for these companies was time-consuming and required too many
      clicks.
      
      
      We're thrilled to
      announce a new set of APIs that will make it even easier for large companies to manage
      multiple websites. These APIs will streamline the
      Google Analytics setup process, allowing IT teams to programmatically
      manage and configure Google Analytics, so teams can focus their efforts on analysis and
      gaining insights.
      
      
      Account Setup and
      Configuration APIs
      To simplify account setup, we’ve added new APIs to manage Properties, Profiles,
      and Goals. This reduces the time it takes to build new account structures, and allows you to
      enable new features across all your existing accounts.
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      User Permissions
      APIs
      To reduce the overhead in managing user access, we’ve also added APIs to manage
      user permissions across all your accounts. With these APIs, you can quickly list which users
      have access to your accounts. You can also now write programs to sync Google Analytics users
      with corporate directory services such as LDAP.
      
      
      
      The User Permissions
      APIs are public and can be used today.
      
      
      Getting
      Started
      
      
      To get started,
      you can find all the API resources on our Google
      Analytics APIs for Large Companies page. This launch brings new opportunities to developers, IT Teams, and Google
      Analytics users. Let us know what you think! 
      
       
      Nick Mihailovski oversees the Google Analytics APIs. In his spare time, he likes to
      travel around the world.
      
      Posted by Scott Knaster,
      Editor