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Input Place Schema
Provide a stable identifier with place_id
We encourage you to provide a stable identifier for the place with theplace_id field. A place_id is returned with every API call as the place’s primary key.
If you don’t provide a place_id, we will automatically generate a UUID for you.
Field Priority
Critical for accuracy:name(required)latitude+longitudeORfull_addressfull_address(when combined with coordinates)
type- Essential for places like “Hotel Bar” vs “Hotel”website- Preferred source even if incorrectcountry_code- Inferred from coordinates if not provided
Examples
Minimal (Name + Coordinates)
Minimal (Name + Address)
Recommended (All key fields)
Complete (Maximum accuracy)
Confidence Scores
Confidence scores indicate how reliable an enrichment result is based on the quality and quantity of sources found.Confidence Levels
| Level | Description | When Used |
|---|---|---|
VERY_HIGH | Extremely reliable | Multiple authoritative sources, recent data, high source quality |
HIGH | Very reliable | Strong evidence from credible sources, good recency |
MEDIUM | Moderately reliable | Reasonable evidence with some uncertainty or older sources |
LOW | Less reliable | Ambiguous, conflicting, or weak signals |
NONE | No confidence | No reliable sources found or unable to determine |
Best Practices
- VERY_HIGH/HIGH: Safe to use directly in production
- MEDIUM: Generally reliable, consider validation for critical use cases
- LOW: Use with caution, may require manual review
- NONE: No reliable data found, consider alternative sources
Open/Closed Status
Status Definitions
- Open: Recent, credible evidence the business is operating
- Closed: Explicit closure signals from credible sources
- Temporarily Closed: Business appears temporarily closed but may reopen
- No Internet Presence: No credible reference for the exact name with plausible location context