Faurya is a privacy-focused web analytics platform that helps you understand your website visitors, track marketing performance, and grow your revenue without compromising user privacy.

Is Faurya GDPR compliant?

Faurya is designed for privacy-aware analytics workflows. Customers should review the Privacy Policy and Data Processing Agreement and apply consent and notice controls required for their jurisdiction.

How is Faurya different from Google Analytics?

Faurya focuses on practical growth reporting with source, funnel, journey, and outcome context in one workflow. Teams should compare tools based on implementation needs, reporting depth, and policy requirements.

Install the Faurya CLI, view help, log in, verify your account, and find website IDs.

Getting Started

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This guide gets the faurya command ready for normal user workflows.

Requirements

The CLI package requires Node.js 20 or newer.

node --version

Install the CLI

Install the current public package globally with npm:

npm install --global @faurya/cli

You can also run the package without a global install when you only need a one-off command:

npx @faurya/cli --version

Verify the installation

faurya --version

View help

Global help lists command groups, output flags, and examples.

faurya --help

You can view group help:

faurya analytics --help

You can also view command-specific help:

faurya analytics overview --help

The help command accepts the same command path:

faurya help website dashboard

Log in

Run login in an interactive terminal and provide your Faurya user credential when prompted.

faurya login

Check the current account

Use whoami for a quick account check.

faurya whoami

Use account get when you need the account command group form.

faurya account get

List accessible websites

Most commands require a website ID. List websites available to your current account:

faurya website list

Placeholder syntax

Documentation uses angle-bracket placeholders for values you must replace:

Placeholder	Meaning
`<websiteId>`	The Faurya website to query or manage.
`<visitorId>`	A visitor identifier returned by visitor analytics.
`<sessionId>`	A session identifier returned by session analytics.
`<funnelId>`	A saved funnel identifier.
`<alertId>`	An alert identifier.
`<memberId>`	The team member identifier used by `teams remove`; removal also requires the member email in structured input.
`<tokenId>`	A site API-key record identifier.
`<provider>`	A supported revenue provider such as `stripe` or `paddle`.

Do not type the angle brackets in real commands.

Log out

faurya logout

Logging out removes the stored local credential. If a command still authenticates after logout, check whether your shell or automation environment is supplying credentials outside the stored login flow.

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