Home > Live "Today so far" chart (cumulative today + same-DOW typical baseline)
Returns two 24-point hourly series over the store-local day — today’s cumulative revenue and the same-weekday 12-week average baseline overlaid behind it. The baseline drops out entirely when the tenant has fewer than four matching-DOW dates on record.
Authorizations
Bearer token authentication. Requires a company-admin token
whose role holds reports.view. Additionally, the caller's
company must have ANALYTICS_DASHBOARD enabled — otherwise
every endpoint returns 404.
Query Parameters
ISO alpha-2 code of one of the requesting company's configured
countries (see GET /countries). When present, every service
on this endpoint filters its data to that country and reports
money in the country's own currency. Omit (or send "all")
for the aggregate-across-countries view, which is the default
and matches pre-Phase-004 behavior. Unknown ISO codes or ones
the company is not configured for return 400.
"US"
IANA timezone name (e.g. America/Denver) or Rails-style
alias (Eastern Time (US & Canada)) used to anchor
"today" boundaries and hour-of-day bucketing. The
frontend sends
Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone.
Unknown or malformed values silently fall back to UTC —
callers omit the param when the endpoint doesn't need
wall-clock alignment (see CURRENT-3077).
"America/Denver"
Response
Intraday-chart payload
Two 24-point series over the store-local day: today's
cumulative revenue and the same-DOW 12-week average
baseline. typical is null when the tenant has fewer
than four matching-DOW dates on record (baseline below
the noise floor). revenue_today and typical_by_now
duplicate the cumulative values at the current hour so
the FE cursor callout doesn't have to walk the array.
24 elements24 elementsSunday = 0 … Saturday = 6. Lets the FE label the typical line ("Typical Friday") without a second call.
0 <= x <= 6Decimal amount, expressed as a string to preserve arbitrary
precision across the wire. Parsed to Number on the client and
formatted with Intl.NumberFormat. Once the in-flight
money-cents-migration lands, this will switch to a
{ amount_cents: integer, currency: string } object.
"180.25"
Decimal amount, expressed as a string to preserve arbitrary
precision across the wire. Parsed to Number on the client and
formatted with Intl.NumberFormat. Once the in-flight
money-cents-migration lands, this will switch to a
{ amount_cents: integer, currency: string } object.
"180.25"
ISO 4217 three-letter code (uppercase).
3"USD"