Place Status - Open/Closed

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Overview

• status (enum): One of "Open", "Closed", "Temporarily Closed", or "No Internet Presence"
• reasoning (string): Explanation with referenced sources
• confidence (enum): VERY_HIGH, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, or NONE

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Status Values

class OpenClosedStatus(str, Enum):
    NO_INTERNET_PRESENCE = "No Internet Presence"
    OPEN = "Open"
    CLOSED = "Closed"
    TEMPORARILY_CLOSED = "Temporarily Closed"

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Usage Example

curl -X POST \
  'https://reprompt--reprompt-fastapi-fastapi-app.us-west.modal.run/{your_org_slug}/place_enrichment/enrich' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer {YOUR_API_KEY}' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "inputs": {
      "place_id": "my_place_123",
      "name": "Joe'\''s Pizza",
      "latitude": 40.7359,
      "longitude": -73.9911,
      "full_address": "7 Carmine St, New York, NY 10014"
    },
    "attributes": ["closed_permanently"]
  }'

{
  "place_id": "my_place_123",
  "outputs": {
    "closed_permanently": {
      "status": "Open",
      "confidence": "HIGH",
      "reasoning": "Recent activity confirmed from multiple credible sources; business appears to be operating normally."
    }
  }
}

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Determining Status

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No Internet Presence

• Places are defined as having no internet presence if:
  • Web sources have no exact or near exact business name match and
  • Web sources have no near partial address match tied to the business name

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Permanently Closed vs Temporarily Closed vs Open

• Permanently closed: Reprompt will return Closed if there is evidence of:
  • Explicit closure signals from official first-party web or social sources (Business website, business official social media page, etc.)
  • Explicit closure signals from multiple corroborated unofficial web sources (public news articles, goverment web portals, public aggregator websites, etc.)
  • Specifically for businesses with a customer-facing storefront: Lack of official web or social presence and lack of corroborated 3rd party sources will mark the business as permanently closed. For instance, a Joe’s Pizza in New York City that has no official first-party presence and is only listed on MapQuest and Better Business Bureau from 2009 will be marked as permanently closed without an explicit signal, based on absense of information from up to date sources.
• Temporarily Closed: Requires official temporary closure signals from official web or social sources
• Bias: There is a high bar for marking a business as permanently closed. The agent will bias towards Open if there is sufficient evidence of existence and operation from up to date web sources.

• Minor name variations: Slight variations in the name will be treated as the same place. For example, “Joe’s Pizza” and “Joseph Hot Wings and Pizza” at the same address will be treated as the same place. A closure announcement of “Joe’s Pizza” will impact “Joseph Hot Wings and Pizza”
• Significant name variations: If the name is significantly different, the agent will treat the business as a different place. For example, “Joe’s Pizza” and “Mystic Pizza” at the same address will be treated as different places. A closure announcement of “Joe’s Pizza” will not impact “Mystic Pizza”

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Example cases