Manual notes
Record what changed so you can connect your work with traffic and revenue later.
- List or search notes —
notes:read - Create a note —
notes:write - Update a note —
notes:write - Delete a note —
notes:write
For example, ask your agent “Add a note that we launched the new landing page today.” In your agent or CI workflow, you can also record significant marketing deployments automatically; use the commit SHA as the creation key to prevent duplicate retries. DataFast records the note; the external workflow decides which commits qualify.
MCP tools:
datafast_notes_list, datafast_notes_create, datafast_notes_update, and datafast_notes_delete. Connect your agent.Response
data is an array of manual notes. Each note includes id, websiteId, text, timestamp (UTC ISO), author (id, name, image, or null if the author was deleted), createdAt, and updatedAt. The author is derived from the authenticated account; it cannot be supplied by the caller.API-created notes appear on the existing dashboard chart at their timestamp. They remain visible when changing the chart's period or granularity, subject to the chart's note visibility toggle. Manual notes are private to authorized website users; public dashboard responses do not expose them.
Authentication
Use
Authorization: Bearer df_... for one website, or dft_... with the required permission and website access. Notes always require websiteId in the path. Mention reads infer it from a website key; account tokens must provide the websiteId query parameter.Existing website keys and
* account tokens work automatically. For restricted account tokens, open Account settings → API, expand your token, choose Edit permissions, and enable Notes → Read / Write. Save permissions to keep the same token and MCP connection. Only the signed-in token owner can edit permissions in the dashboard; no API or MCP operation can do this.Errors
Standard errors use
{ "status": "error", "error": { "code": 400, "message": "..." } }. Expect 400 for invalid fields, dates, or IDs; 401 for invalid credentials; 403 for missing permissions or website access; 404 for a missing website/note; 409 for reusing a creation key with different input; and 429 for the normal API rate limit.