Multi-aggregate charts & new Topics endpoint introduced
Updated Data Retrievalwith the section dedicated to the description of the new Topics endpoint here: Topics (New)
Data Upload API: new fields reachEstimate and rawMetadata
Updated Uploading Documents with the definition of the new fields: reachEstimate
and rawMetadata
Mentions API: Tiktok field definitions added, mentions retrieval payload examples updated with both Bluesky and Tiktok
With Tiktok integrated as a new content source more information here, three new Tiktok specific fields are returned in Mentions API payloads. Therefore, we updated the Mention Field Definition with these parameters.
Payload examples in Retrieving Mentions has been updated with Bluesky and Tiktok fields.
Mentions API: Bluesky field definitions added
With Bluesky integrated as a new content source more information here, multiple Bluesky specific fields are returned in Mentions API payloads. Therefore, we updated the Mention Field Definition with these parameters.
Note: payload examples have not been updated yet.
Mentions API: dailyVisitors definition added, payload examples updated
With our new Net Reach metric launched more information here, the dailyVisitors
parameter is also returned in Mentions API payloads. Therefore, we updated the Mention Field Definition with this parameter, while also amended the payload examples on the Retrieving Mentions and Retrieving Filtered Mentions pages.
X Insights payload enhanced
We have enhanced the X (Twitter) Insights endpoint payload with sentiment analysis.
Mentions fields definition improved
We heavily updated the definition of the mentions fields, to better reflect reality: Mention Field Definition
Query API: ´createdByWizard´ field removed
The response field createdByWizard
has been removed from the response payload example. This field was an internal field used by our BCR frontend to detect queries created through the Wizard, which is feature recently decommissioned, making this field obsolete.
HTTP & TLS 1.1 Support
As of May 14, 2020 the Consumer Research API will no longer support using HTTP and TLS 1.1.
Sorting mentions by orderby=id
The usage of the orderby=id parameter has been deprecated as of August 15, 2019. If you are still using this parameter we recommend you upgrade to alternative ways of sorting your data as soon as you can.
Depending on your use case, we recommend the following alternatives: