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Overview

The Intuizi API is the REST API behind the Intuizi console. With it you query Intuizi’s Large Behavioral Model, our flagship large quantitative model (LQM), trained on de-identified, real-world behavioral signals: build audiences from it, size them, and deliver them to your partners.

Base URL

https://console.intuizi.com

All endpoints live under the /api/v2/ path prefix. For example:

https://console.intuizi.com/api/v2/auth/login
https://console.intuizi.com/api/v2/my-data/pois/segments/index

What the API covers today

  • Authentication - exchange console credentials for a bearer token.
  • My POI Data - manage your company’s POI data: segments, categories and brands, your POI locations with full detail, and POI submissions (create by file, upload or list, read, delete).
  • Audiences - create an audience against one or two datasets (with AND / OR / NOTIN operators and optional crossvisitation and cross purchase), then list, get and delete them. Estimate an audience’s size before creating it.
  • Lookalike Models - grow a completed seed audience into a larger set of similar devices.
  • Cohorts - build cohorts from a file in your own cloud, an upload, or a completed audience.
  • Activations - activate a completed audience to an endpoint connection, then list, get and delete activations. Preview how many devices a frequency range would deliver before activating it.
  • Schedules - rebuild a completed audience on a recurring data window, optionally re-exporting it each cycle.
  • Projects - group audiences, activations and cohorts under a project.
  • Webhooks - list your registered webhook endpoints (read-only; management is in the console) and their event schema.
  • Usage - your company’s current-month data-scan usage and monthly limit.
  • Reference data - the read-only catalogs that power the audience builder: shared Common catalogs (geography, languages, signal providers, activation destinations, data stream visualizations) and per-dataset Dataset Types catalogs.

Every list read accepts an optional search query parameter (case-insensitive contains on the item name).

See Concepts for the shared conventions that apply across every endpoint.

Content types

Every request must send and accept JSON:

Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json

A request without Accept: application/json is rejected with 406 Not Acceptable.