Answers questions like “which of my products are agents and consumers scanning most?” Backed by Closient’s scan analytics, which record every GS1 Digital Link resolution keyed by product, organization, country (derived from IP), and device class. Pre-aggregated daily so date-range queries are fast.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.closient.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
When to use
- Brand owner asks about engagement with their catalog.
- “What’s trending in my catalog this month?”
- Triage: “which products deserve better data / images / descriptions?”
Auth
Brand-scoped. The caller must hold an OAuth token with scopebrands:read
and membership in the Organization that owns the brand(s) in question.
Requests without an organization resolve the caller’s default organization.
Endpoint
Response
Dimensions available today
- Time — daily rollups via
ScanDailySummary - Country — derived from scan IP
- Device class — mobile / desktop / tablet / bot
- Billable vs bot — bot classifier separates automated traffic
Not yet available
- City-level geo (e.g. “most scanned in Austin TX”) — raw ScanEvent
records only country_code. A city/metro dimension requires either (a)
storing lat/lon at scan time or (b) blending with
brand-search-demandwhich does have lat/lon via SearchEvent. Usebrand-search-demandas a proxy for metro-level intent today. - Per-hour rollups — tracked in the raw event stream but not yet exposed via the analytics API.
Guidance for agents
- Default the window to the last 30 days unless asked otherwise. Longer windows are fine but require the user to be explicit (“since January”).
- Surface both billable and total — high bot_scans on a product can indicate scraper interest worth investigating.
- Pair with
brand-retail-footprintwhen the brand asks “why are my scans lower than expected?” — distribution gaps explain most of it.
Related skills
brand-search-demand— geographic intent at metro/city levelbrand-retail-footprint— where your products are actually sold