Switch from another tool
Switch from Pirsch
misomoon imports your Pirsch history from Pirsch's API: pick Pirsch under Settings >
Integrations, and give it an oAuth client's ID and secret. Pirsch's event calls keep
their shape: pirsch('Signup', { meta }) becomes misomoon('Signup', { props }).
Conversion goals, funnels, revenue, and event metadata stay behind.
Add misomoon next to Pirsch
- Add your site in misomoon and paste its script tag into the
<head>of every page, next to Pirsch'spa.jstag (Track your site). - Leave both scripts on for a week or two, until misomoon's numbers look right to you.
Replace Pirsch's calls
The call takes an event name and then options. misomoon calls the event's data props
instead of meta. Both tools count route changes in single-page apps by themselves.
| Pirsch | misomoon |
|---|---|
pirsch('Button Clicked', { meta: { Clicks: clicks } }) | misomoon('Button Clicked', { props: { Clicks: clicks } }) |
pirsch('Signup', { non_interactive: true }) | misomoon('Signup', { interactive: false }) |
pirsch('Signup').then(next) | misomoon('Signup', { callback: next }) |
pirsch('Video', { duration: 42 }) | misomoon('Video', { props: { duration: 42 } }). misomoon has no event duration. |
<button data-pirsch-event="Signup" data-pirsch-meta-plan="pro"> | <button data-misomoon-event="Signup" data-misomoon-prop-plan="pro"> |
class="pirsch-event=Signup pirsch-meta-plan=pro" | data-misomoon-event="Signup" data-misomoon-prop-plan="pro" |
data-pirsch-non-interactive | No attribute. Send the event from JavaScript with interactive: false. |
A sale as a custom metric: pirsch('Sale', { meta: { amount: 99.42, currency: 'USD' } }) | misomoon('Sale', { revenue: { amount: 99.42, currency: 'USD' } }) |
data-exclude and data-include on the script tag | Never count these paths and Only count these paths in Settings > Install > What to track. They take * and ** patterns, not regular expressions. |
data-disable-outbound-links, data-disable-downloads | data-disable="outbound,downloads" on the script tag (Tracker attributes) |
The built-in Outbound Link Click and File Download events | The Outbound links and Downloads features, which a new site has on. Their events are Outbound link and Download. |
The data-misomoon-* attributes need Tagged events, which a new site has on
(Choose what to track). To count payments without a
tracker call, connect the payment provider's webhook (Connect payments) and
drop revenue from the call, or each sale counts twice.
Conversion goals and funnels don't move. Add each goal again in Settings > Goals, as an event or a page path (Create a goal), and rebuild each funnel in Funnels (Build a funnel). Both count the events misomoon already collected, so you can add them at any time.
Bring your history
- In Pirsch, open the dashboard's Settings > Developer, and add a client of type
oAuth. Turn off its write scopes if you like, since the import only reads. An
Access Key client, whose secret starts with
pa_, can only send data and can't be used. - In misomoon, open Settings > Integrations, and in the Import history card, pick Pirsch in Import from another tool.
- Fill in Client ID and Client secret. A client made on the dashboard reads that
dashboard. A client made on Pirsch's account settings page can read every dashboard you
have, so also set Domain to the one to import, such as
example.com. - Leave From and To empty to import every day from the day you added the dashboard in Pirsch to the day before misomoon started counting. Set them to import less.
- Click Import.
misomoon signs in while you wait. A wrong ID or secret stops the import there, with Pirsch's answer. Then the import runs on the server, from the newest day back, so you can close the page. Its row shows Importing… and the days read so far (Import from another tool). misomoon deletes the secret when the import ends.
Pirsch counts each day in the time zone of your misomoon site, which misomoon sends with each request, so the days match misomoon's own. misomoon reads the visitors of 90 days in one request and skips the days without any. A day with visitors takes about 25 requests, and misomoon makes at most 10 a second, so a year takes about half an hour. misomoon skips the days it already counted (Days that count once).
For each day, it reads:
| Pirsch route | Goes into |
|---|---|
/statistics/total and /statistics/duration/session | Visitors, visits, page views, and bounces for the day. Visit duration is the day's average visit time times its visits. |
/statistics/page with the average time on page | Pages, with time on page. Paths lose a trailing slash, as misomoon stores them. |
/statistics/page/entry and /statistics/page/exit | Entry pages and exit pages |
/statistics/referrer | Sources and referrers. A known site gets misomoon's name, such as Google for www.google.com. A visit without a referrer is Direct, unless a ref parameter named its source. |
/statistics/channel | Channels. Pirsch's AI is AI Assistants, Paid Other is Paid Search, and Audio, SMS, and Mobile Push Notifications are Referral, as misomoon's tracker files the same visits. |
/statistics/country, /browser, /os, /platform | Countries, browsers, operating systems, and devices. Mac becomes macOS. platform_desktop is Desktop and platform_mobile is Mobile. |
/statistics/events | Custom events, with the visitors who sent each. Outbound Link Click becomes Outbound link and File Download becomes Download, the names of misomoon's own events. |
/statistics/utm/source and the other four UTM routes | Each UTM tag on its own. Pirsch reports each tag apart, so the tags don't add to sources. |
Pirsch gives countries, browsers, operating systems, devices, and UTM tags as visitors only, so imported days add visitors there but no visits or bounces. Entry pages have no bounces either. Imported days appear only in reports without filters (What imported data fills).
Without the importer
Pirsch's dashboard exports a ZIP of CSV files under Export, but Pirsch doesn't document
their columns. To pick the numbers yourself, call the routes in the table with from and
to on the same day, write them as CSV files, and upload the zip
under Upload CSV or zip in the Import history card.
Remove Pirsch
Once the import shows in misomoon, remove Pirsch's pa.js script tag and your pirsch()
calls.
What stays behind
- Revenue history and custom metrics. misomoon imports no revenue.
- Conversion goals and funnels. Add them again in misomoon.
- Event metadata. Imported events have no property breakdown.
- Browser and operating system versions, regions, cities, languages, and screen sizes.
- Tablets, and visits on an unknown platform. Pirsch's platform counts have no tablet.
Sources
Checked on 2026-10-25.
The importer was tested on one day of Pirsch's own public dashboard, read on 2026-10-26.