API Reference
Use Radar APIs as building blocks for location-based products and services like pickup and delivery tracking, location-triggered notifications, location verification, store locators, address autocomplete, and more. Or, use Radar APIs to manage your Radar data, including users, geofences, and events.
The API is RESTful, with predictable, resource-oriented URLs. All responses, including errors, return JSON. POST and PUT request body parameters may be sent as application/json
or application/x-www-form-urlencoded
.
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AuthenticationAll requests must be authenticated. Authenticate using your API keys, found on the Settings page. Include your API key in the Authorization
header.
API endpoints with authentication level Publishable
are safe to call client-side (e.g., from the SDK). You should use your publishable API keys to call these endpoints. Use your Test Publishable
key for testing and non-production environments. Use your Live Publishable
key for production environments.
API endpoints with authentication level Secret
are only safe to call server-side. You should use your secret API keys to call these endpoints. Use your Test Secret
key for testing and non-production environments. Use your Live Secret
key for production environments. Include your API key in the Authorization
header.
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Sample requestcurl https://api.radar.io/v1/users \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
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ErrorsThe API uses standard HTTP response codes.
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Response codes200
: Success202
: Accepted400
: Bad request (missing or invalid params)401
: Unauthorized (invalid API key)402
: Payment required (organization disabled or usage exceeded)403
: Forbidden (insufficient permissions)404
: Not found409
: Conflict429
: Too many requests (rate limit exceeded, no state change, or selective throttling)451
: Unavailable for legal reasons (country blocklisted)500
: Internal server error503
: Service temporarily unavailable
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Sample error response{ "meta": { "code": 400, "param": "latitude", "message": "latitude: Invalid latitude. Valid range: [-90, 90]." }}
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Building blocksUse these endpoints as building blocks for location-based products and services like delivery tracking, store locators, address autocomplete, location-based content and notifications, and more.
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TrackTracks a location update. Returns the user and the events generated, depending on project settings.
On iOS and Android, use the SDK to track user locations in the foreground or in the background.
deviceId
is used to identify logged out users. userId
and deviceId
are used to identify logged in users. If a matching user already exists, it will be updated. If not, a new user will be created.
Do not send any PII, like names, email addresses, or publicly available IDs, for userId
. See privacy best practices for more information.
This endpoint is stateful. For anonymous or stateless context, call the context endpoint instead.
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DefinitionPOSThttps://api.radar.io/v1/track
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Body parametersdeviceId
(string, required): A device ID for the user. Used to identify logged out users.userId
(string, optional): A stable unique ID for the user. Used withdeviceId
to identify logged in users. Not required for logged out users.latitude
(number, required): The user's current latitude. A number between -90 and 90.longitude
(number, required): The user's current longitude. A number between -180 and 180.accuracy
(number, required): The accuracy of the user's current latitude and longitude, in meters. A number greater than 0. Used when evaluating the confidence of geofence events.foreground
(boolean, optional):true
if the client is in the foreground,false
if the client is in the background.stopped
(boolean, optional):true
if the user is stopped,false
if the user is moving.description
(string, optional): An optional description for the user, displayed in the dashboard.metadata
(dictionary, optional): An optional dictionary of custom metadata for the user. Up to 32 keys and values of type string, boolean, or number.deviceType
(string, optional): The user's device type, one ofiOS
,Android
, orWeb
.updatedAt
(datetime, optional): The client timestamp or historical timestamp when the user's location was updated. Historical data must be upserted in chronological order. Optional, defaults to the current server timestamp if not provided or not in chronological order. A date or valid ISO date string.replayed
(boolean, optional):true
if the location is replayed,false
if the location is not replayed. Defaults tofalse
.deviceOS
(string, optional): The operating system of the device.deviceMake
(string, optional): The manufacturer of the device.deviceModel
(string, optional): The model of the device.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Rate limits1 request per second per device
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/track" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..." \ -X POST \ -d "deviceId=C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8" \ -d "userId=1" \ -d "latitude=40.78382" \ -d "longitude=-73.97536" \ -d "accuracy=65"
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "events": [ { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f6", "type": "user.entered_geofence", "createdAt": "2018-06-12T13:44:10.535Z", "live": true, "user": { "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", "metadata": { "customId": "abc", "customFlag": false } }, "geofence": { "tag": "store", "externalId": "123", "description": "Store #123", "metadata": { "parking": false } }, "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.977797, 40.783826 ] }, "locationAccuracy": 5, "confidence": 3 }, { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f7", "type": "user.entered_place", "createdAt": "2018-06-12T13:44:10.535Z", "live": true, "user": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", "metadata": { "customId": "abc", "customFlag": false } }, "place": { "name": "Starbucks", "chain": { "name": "Starbucks", "slug": "starbucks", "externalId": "123", "metadata": { "customFlag": true } }, "categories": [ "food-beverage", "coffee-shop" ], "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.977797, 40.783826 ] } }, "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.977797, 40.783826 ] }, "locationAccuracy": 5, "confidence": 2 } ], "user": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "live": true, "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", "metadata": { "customId": "abc", "customFlag": false }, "updatedAt": "2018-06-12T13:44:10.535Z", "createdAt": "2018-06-10T11:23:58.741Z", "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.977797, 40.783826 ] }, "locationAccuracy": 5, "stopped": true, "foreground": false, "deviceType": "iOS", "ip": "173.14.0.1", "geofences": [ { "tag": "store", "externalId": "123", "description": "Store #123", "metadata": { "parking": false } } ], "place": { "name": "Starbucks", "chain": { "name": "Starbucks", "slug": "starbucks" }, "categories": [ "food-beverage", "coffee-shop" ], "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.977797, 40.783826 ] } }, "country": { "code": "US", "name": "United States", "flag": "🇺🇸" }, "state": { "code": "MD", "name": "Maryland" }, "dma": { "code": "26", "name": "Baltimore" }, "postalCode": { "code": "21014", "name": "21014" }, "beacons": [ { "type": "ibeacon", "uuid": "b9407f30-f5f8-466e-aff9-25556b57fe6d", "major": "100", "minor": "1", "description": "Store #123 - Register #1", "tag": "store-register", "externalId": "123-1", "enabled": true } ], "fraud": { "verified": true, "passed": false, "bypassed": false, "blocked": false, "mocked": true, "jumped": false, "compromised": false, "inaccurate": false, "proxy": false, "sharing": false "lastMockedAt": "2023-07-27T17:18:28.536Z", "lastJumpedAt": "2023-07-27T17:18:28.536Z", "lastCompromisedAt": null, "lastInaccurateAt": null, "lastProxyAt": null, "lastSharingAt": null }, "segments": [ { "description": "Starbucks Visitors", "externalId": "starbucks-visitors" } ], "topChains": [ { "name": "Starbucks", "slug": "starbucks", "externalId": "123" }, { "name": "Walmart", "slug": "walmart", "externalId": "456" } ], "fraud": { "proxy": false, "mocked": false } }}
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ContextGets context for a location, depending on project settings.
This endpoint is anonymous by default and stateless. For stateful context, call the track endpoint instead.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/context
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Query parameterscoordinates
(string, required): The coordinates. A string in the formatlatitude,longitude
.userId
(string, optional): A stable unique ID for the user. Required for MTU-based pricing.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit10 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/context?coordinates=40.78382,-73.97536" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "context": { "geofences": [ { "tag": "store", "externalId": "123", "description": "Store #123", "metadata": { "parking": false } } ], "place": { "name": "Starbucks", "chain": { "name": "Starbucks", "slug": "starbucks" }, "categories": [ "food-beverage", "coffee-shop" ], "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.977797, 40.783826 ] } }, "country": { "code": "US", "name": "United States", "flag": "🇺🇸" }, "state": { "code": "MD", "name": "Maryland" }, "dma": { "code": "26", "name": "Baltimore" }, "postalCode": { "code": "21014" } }}
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Geocoding#
Forward geocodeGeocodes an address, converting address to coordinates.
This endpoint is best for complete addresses. For partial addresses or place names, call the autocomplete endpoint instead.
Returns a confidence level, as defined below:
exact
: The result matches the query sent.interpolated
: A result where there is a record for the street but not the exact building number, so the value is calculated between two known building numbers.fallback
: A result where Radar does not have a matching record and cannot interpolate the results. Radar falls back to the region containing the query.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/geocode/forward
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Query parametersquery
(string, required): The address to geocode.layers
(string, optional): Optional layer filters. A string, comma-separated, including one or more ofplace
,address
,postalCode
,locality
,county
,state
,country
,coarse
, andfine
. Note thatcoarse
includes all ofpostalCode
,locality
,county
,state
, andcountry
, whereasfine
includesaddress
andplace
. If not provided, results fromaddress
andcoarse
layers will be returned.country
(string, optional): An optional countries filter. A string of comma-separated countries, the unique 2-letter country code.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit10 requests per second per device
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/geocode/forward?query=20+jay+st+brooklyn+ny" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "addresses": [ { "latitude": 40.7041, "longitude": -73.9867, "geometry": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.9867,40.7041] }, "country": "United States", "countryCode": "US", "countryFlag": "🇺🇸", "county": "Kings County", "confidence": "exact", "borough": "Brooklyn", "city": "Brooklyn", "number": "20", "neighborhood": "DUMBO", "postalCode": "11201", "stateCode": "NY", "state": "New York", "street": "Jay St", "layer": "address", "formattedAddress": "20 Jay St, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11201 USA", "addressLabel": "20 Jay St" } ]}
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Reverse geocodeReverse geocodes a location, converting coordinates to address.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/geocode/reverse
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Query parameterscoordinates
(string, required): The coordinates to reverse geocode. A string in the formatlatitude,longitude
.layers
(string, optional): Optional layer filters. A string, comma-separated, including one or more ofplace
,address
,postalCode
,locality
,county
,state
,country
,timezone
,coarse
, andfine
. Note thatcoarse
includes all ofpostalCode
,locality
,county
,state
, andcountry
, whereasfine
includesaddress
andplace
. If not provided, results fromaddress
andcoarse
layers will be returned.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit1000 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/geocode/reverse?coordinates=40.70390,-73.98670" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample responses{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "addresses": [ { "latitude": 40.70390, "longitude": -73.98670, "geometry": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.98670, 40.70390] }, "addressLabel": "20 Jay Street", "formattedAddress": "20 Jay Street, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11201 USA", "country": "United States", "countryCode": "US", "countryFlag": "🇺🇸", "state": "New York", "stateCode": "NY", "postalCode": "11201", "city": "New York", "borough": "Brooklyn", "county": "Kings County", "neighborhood": "DUMBO", "number": "20", "distance": 5, "layer": "address" } ]}
BETA The
timezone
payload will soon be included in all address payloads. This field is subject to change.{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "addresses": [ { "latitude": 40.70390, "longitude": -73.98670, "geometry": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.98670, 40.70390] }, "addressLabel": "20 Jay Street", "formattedAddress": "20 Jay Street, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11201 USA", "country": "United States", "countryCode": "US", "countryFlag": "🇺🇸", "state": "New York", "stateCode": "NY", "postalCode": "11201", "city": "New York", "borough": "Brooklyn", "county": "Kings County", "neighborhood": "DUMBO", "timezone": { "id": "America/New_York", "name": "Eastern Daylight Time", "code": "EDT", "currentTime": "2024-04-09T10:12:00-04:00", "utcOffset": -14400, "dstOffset": 3600 }, "number": "20", "distance": 5, "layer": "address" } ]}
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IP geocodeGeocodes the requester's IP, converting IP address to city, state, and country.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/geocode/ip
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit1000 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/geocode/ip" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "address": { "latitude": 40.70390, "longitude": -73.98670, "geometry": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.98670, 40.70390] }, "country": "United States", "countryCode": "US", "countryFlag": "🇺🇸", "state": "New York", "stateCode": "NY", "postalCode": "11201", "city": "New York" }, "proxy": false, "ip": "107.77.199.117"}
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Search#
AutocompleteAutocompletes partial addresses and place names, sorted by relevance and proximity.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/search/autocomplete
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Query parametersquery
(string, required): The partial address or place name to autocomplete.near
(string, optional): The location to prefer search results near. A string in the formatlatitude,longitude
. If not provided, the request IP geolocation will be used to anchor the search.layers
(string, optional): Optional layer filters. A string, comma-separated, including one or more ofplace
,address
,postalCode
,locality
,county
,state
,country
,coarse
, andfine
. Note thatcoarse
includes all ofpostalCode
,locality
,county
,state
, andcountry
, whereasfine
includesaddress
andplace
. If not provided, results fromaddress
andcoarse
layers will be returned.limit
(number, optional): The max number of addresses to return. A number between 1 and 100. Defaults to 10.country
(string, optional): An optional countries filter. A string of comma-separated countries, the unique 2-letter country code.mailable
(boolean, optional): Returns validated addresses. Only available for US and Canada addresses for enterprise customers.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit1000 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/search/autocomplete?query=brooklyn+roasting&near=40.70390,-73.98670" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "addresses": [ { "latitude": 40.695779, "longitude": -73.991489, "geometry": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.991489,40.695779] }, "country": "United States", "countryCode": "US", "countryFlag": "🇺🇸", "county": "Kings County", "distance": 990, "borough": "Brooklyn", "city": "Brooklyn", "number": "1", "neighborhood": "Brooklyn Heights", "postalCode": "11201", "stateCode": "NY", "state": "New York", "street": "Clinton St", "layer": "place", "formattedAddress": "1 Clinton St, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11201 USA", "placeLabel": "Brooklyn Roasting Company" } ]}
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Search usersSearches for users near a location, sorted by distance.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/search/users
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Query parametersnear
(string, required): A location for the search. A string in the formatlatitude,longitude
.radius
(number, optional): The radius to search, in meters. A number between 100 and 10000. Defaults to 1000. Ifmode
is specified, theradius
is the travel duration in minutes.mode
(string, optional): The travel mode. A string, one ofcar
,truck
,foot
, orbike
.metadata[key]
(string, optional): Optional metadata filters. Values may be of type string. Type will be automatically inferred. For example, to match onworking == true
, use&metadata[working]=true
.limit
(number, optional): The max number of users to return. A number between 1 and 100. Defaults to 10.
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Authentication levelSecret
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Default rate limit100 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/search/users?near=40.78382,-73.97536&radius=1000&limit=10" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "users": [ { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "live": true, "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", ... }, ... ]}
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Search geofencesSearches for geofences near a location, sorted by distance.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/search/geofences
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Query parametersnear
(string, required): A location for the search. A string in the formatlatitude,longitude
.limit
(number, optional): The max number of geofences to return. A number between 1 and 1000. Defaults to 100.radius
(number, optional): Optional radius to search, in meters.tags
(string, optional): Optional tag filters. A string, comma-separated.metadata[key]
(string, optional): Optional metadata filters. Values may be of type string. Type will be automatically inferred. For example, to match onoffers == true
, use&metadata[offers]=true
.includeGeometry
(boolean, optional): Include geofence geometries in the response. Defaults totrue
.
Note: To retrieve more than 100 results, includeGeometries
must be set to false
.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit100 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/search/geofences?tags=store&metadata[offers]=true&near=40.783826,-73.975363&radius=1000&limit=10" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "geofences": [ { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f5", "createdAt": "2016-06-10T13:44:10.535Z", "live": true, "tag": "store", "externalId": "123", "description": "Store #123", "metadata": { "rating": "4.5" }, "geometryCenter": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.97536, 40.78382] }, ... }, ... ]}
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Search placesSearches for places near a location, sorted by distance.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/search/places
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Query parameterschains
(string, optional): Chain slug filters. A string, comma-separated. If your project has a chain mapping, the mapped ID can be used in place of the chain slug. If not provided,categories
must be provided.categories
(string, optional): Category filters. A string, comma-separated. If not provided,chains
must be provided.iataCode
(string, optional): The 3-letter IATA code for the airport to search. If provided, no other parameters are required.chainMetadata[key]
(optional): Optional chain metadata filters. Values may be of type string, boolean, or number. Type will be automatically inferred. For example, to match onoffers == true
, use&chainMetadata[offers]=true
.near
(string, required): A location for the search. A string in the formatlatitude,longitude
.radius
(number, optional): The radius to search, in meters. A number between 1 and 10000. Defaults to 1000.limit
(number, optional): The max number of places to return. A number between 1 and 100. Defaults to 10.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit150 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/search/places?chains=starbucks&near=40.78382,-73.97779&radius=1000&limit=10" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "places": [ { "name": "Starbucks", "chain": { "name": "Starbucks", "slug": "starbucks", "externalId": "123", "metadata": { "customFlag": true } }, "categories": [ "food-beverage", "coffee-shop" ], "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.97779, 40.78382 ] } }, ... ]}
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Validate an addressValidates an address. Currently only available for US and Canada addresses for enterprise customers.
This endpoint is best for validating complete structured addresses. For partial addresses or place names, call the autocomplete endpoint instead.
Returns a verificationStatus
as part of the result
, as defined below:
verified
: The input has a complete and unique match with a result.partially verified
: The input has a partial match with a result.ambiguous
: The input closely matches multiple results.unverified
: Unable to verify the input address.
Returns a recordType
value in the metadata
field as part of the result
, values are defined below according to USPS standards:
S
: Street AddressP
: Post Office BoxR
: Rural RouteH
: High-riseF
: FirmG
: General Delivery
On US addresses, an analysis
field may be returned, which contains the following fields:
unit:missing
: Radar detected units at the address, but no unit was specified.unit:invalid
: Radar detected units at the address, but the unit specified doesn't exist.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/addresses/validate
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Query parameterscity
(string, required): The city name.stateCode
(string, required): The 2-letter state abbreviation (e.g.,NY
).postalCode
(string, required): The postal or zip code. Plus 4 codes are accepted but not required.countryCode
(string, required): The unique 2-letter country code (e.g.,US
).number
(string, optional): The building or P.O. box number. If not provided,addressLabel
must be provided.street
(string, optional): The street name. If not provided,addressLabel
must be provided.unit
(string, optional): The unit number, such as apartment or suite (e.g.,Apt 3
).addressLabel
(string, optional): The first line of the address, including the building number, street name, and unit number if applicable (e.g.,20 Jay St Apt 3
). If not provided,number
andstreet
must be provided.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit100 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/addresses/validate?countryCode=US&stateCode=NY&city=New%20York&number=841&postalCode=10003&street=Broadway&unit=Fl%7" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "address": { "addressLabel": "841 BROADWAY FL 7", "unit": "FL 7", "number": "841", "street": "BROADWAY", "city": "NEW YORK", "stateCode": "NY", "postalCode": "10003", "plus4": "4704", "county": "NEW YORK", "countryCode": "US", "formattedAddress": "841 BROADWAY FL 7, NEW YORK, NY 10003-4704 US", "metadata": { "recordType": "H", "propertyType": "commercial" } }, "result": { "verificationStatus": "verified" }}
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Routing#
DistanceCalculates the travel distance and duration between an origin and a destination.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/route/distance
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Query parametersorigin
(string, required): The origin. A string in the formatlatitude,longitude
.destination
(string, required): The destination. A string in the formatlatitude,longitude
.modes
(string, required): The travel modes. A string, comma-separated, including one or more ofcar
,truck
,foot
, orbike
.units
(string, optional): The distance units. A string,metric
orimperial
. Defaults toimperial
if not provided.avoid
(string, optional): The features that calculated routes should avoid. A string, comma-separated, including one or more oftolls
,highways
andferries
. No features are avoided if not provided.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit100 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/route/distance?origin=40.78382,-73.97536&destination=40.70390,-73.98690&modes=foot,car&units=imperial" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "routes": { "geodesic": { "distance": { "value": 29333.03, "text": "5.6 mi" } }, "foot": { "distance": { "value": 54596.46, "text": "10.3 mi", }, "duration": { "value": 98.48, "text": "1 hr 38 min" } }, "car": { "distance": { "value": 42480.31, "text": "8.0 mi" }, "duration": { "value": 19.9, "text": "20 mins" } } }}
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MatrixCalculates the travel distances and durations between multiple origins and destinations for up to 625 routes.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/route/matrix
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Query parametersorigins
(string, required): A list of origins. A pipe-delimited string in the formatlatitude0,longitude0|latitude1,longitude1|...
.destinations
(string, required): A list of destinations. A pipe-delimited string in the formatlatitude0,longitude0|latitude1,longitude1|...
.mode
(string, required): The travel mode. A string, one ofcar
,truck
,foot
, orbike
.units
(string, optional): The distance units. A string,metric
orimperial
. Defaults toimperial
if not provided.avoid
(string, optional): The features that calculated routes should avoid. A string, comma-separated, including one or more oftolls
,highways
andferries
. No features are avoided if not provided.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit20 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/route/matrix?origins=40.78382,-73.97536&destinations=40.70390,-73.98690|40.73237,-73.94884&mode=car&units=imperial" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "origins": [ { "latitude": 40.78382, "longitude": -73.97536 } ], "destinations": [ { "latitude": 40.70390, "longitude": -73.98670 }, { "latitude": 40.73237, "longitude": -73.94884 } ], "matrix": [ [ { "distance": { "value": 42480.31, "text": "8.0 mi" }, "duration": { "value": 19.9, "text": "20 mins" }, "originIndex": 0, "destinationIndex": 0 }, { "distance": { "value": 31108.92, "text": "5.8 mi" }, "duration": { "value": 17.13, "text": "17 mins" }, "originIndex": 0, "destinationIndex": 1 } ] ]}
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Route matchSnaps points collected along a route to roads that were most likely traveled on. Returns the matched path and road information.
For best results, the sample rate should be less than 10 seconds between points.
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DefinitionsPOSThttps://api.radar.io/v1/route/match
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JSON payloadpath
(array, required): A list of coordinate objects along a route to be snapped.- Each object in the list should be of the form
{"coordinates": "latitude,longitude"}
- Objects may optionally include either or both an ISO date string and an accuracy value in meters for that coordinate
{"coordinates": "latitude,longitude", "createdAt": "iso date string", "accuracy": value}
- Each object in the list should be of the form
mode
(string, optional): The travel mode. A string, one ofcar
,truck
,foot
, orbike
. Defaults tocar
.roadAttributes
(string, optional): Attributes of matched roads to be included in the response. A string, comma-separated, including one or more ofspeedLimit
,names
, androadClass
.roadClass
return values will be one of:motorway
trunk
primary
secondary
tertiary
unclassified
residential
service_other
units
(string, optional): The distance and speed units. A string,metric
orimperial
. Defaults toimperial
if not provided.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit1000 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/route/match" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..." \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -X POST \ -d '{"path": [{"coordinates": "40.754231505412264,-73.98465161242224", "createdAt": "2024-03-29T20:47:49Z", "accuracy": 23}, {"coordinates": "40.73988226756973,-73.9950818342906", "createdAt": "2024-03-29T20:49:02Z", "accuracy": 27}], "mode": "car", "roadAttributes": "speedLimit,names,roadClass"}'
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "matchedPath": [ { "latitude": 40.754233, "longitude": -73.984727, "originalIndex": 0 }, { "latitude": 40.739919, "longitude": -73.995156, "originalIndex": 1 } ], "roadAttributes": [ { "roadClass": "residential", "speedLimit": { "value": 25, "text": "25 mph" }, "names": [ "West 41st Street" ], "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.754233, "longitude": -73.984728 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.754464, "longitude": -73.985276 }, "originalIndex": 0 }, { "roadClass": "secondary", "speedLimit": { "value": 25, "text": "25 mph" }, "names": [ "7th Avenue" ], "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.755373, "longitude": -73.987447 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.75532, "longitude": -73.987485 } }, { "roadClass": "residential", "speedLimit": { "value": 25, "text": "25 mph" }, "names": [ "West 18th Street" ], "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.741056, "longitude": -73.997862 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.740997, "longitude": -73.997721 } }, { "roadClass": "residential", "speedLimit": { "value": 25, "text": "25 mph" }, "names": [ "West 18th Street" ], "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.740997, "longitude": -73.997721 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.739919, "longitude": -73.995157 }, "originalIndex": 1 } ], "geometry": { "polyline": "qbmvlAnltblCmMfa@Wx@mApDYz@s@xBcZd_Ag@|Aw@fCc@vA{AvE}Lba@cBrFhBjAbQ|KtLvHnBnAlBnAl]vTbC|AtClBj]jUdDzB|AbAt]nUjCdBhBlA`^vUnBrA`CxAl^hUzBvAlBpAz^lVhDzBnEvCz^dVhBnAjCbB~AdA`ZxRTNrCjBxA`At@d@n\\tTxBvA`C|Az]hUpChBlBtAh]pVpBpAjCdBvOhJrFdDxErCPLrBrAnBpAvQtL|JvGlCdBnBpAhUhOvGjEvBxAvBtA~]hUbC|AfBjAxUrOdG|DjCfBrBrAlD|BtJpGjMjI`EjCbEnCFDnO~JlNfJzBxAzBtAb^vUvBtAfBjAtTvNxFxDtBvAjBnA`\\bTdC`BbBfArTrN`G`ExBxAtByGjbAg_D" }, "distance": { "value": 7439.501747250396, "text": "1.4 mi" }}
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Response DefinitionsroadClass
values, in descending order of size:
motorway
: Major divided highway, normally with 2 or more running lanes plus emergency hard shoulder.trunk
: Arterial roads meant to support large amounts of traffic.primary
: Large sized roads.secondary
: Medium sized roads.tertiary
: Small roads that often connectresidential
roads.residential
: Roads which serve as an access to housing.unclassified
: Minor roads that don't provide access to housing.service_other
: For access roads to, or within an industrial estate, camp site, business park, car park, alleys, etc.
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DirectionsCalculates the most efficient route between two or more locations to visit in order.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/route/directions
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Query parameterslocations
(string, required): A list of up to 25 coordinates to visit in order. A pipe-delimited string in the formatlatitude0,longitude0|latitude1,longitude1|...
.mode
(string, optional): The travel mode. A string, one ofcar
,truck
,foot
, orbike
. Defaults tocar
.units
(string, optional): The distance units. A string,metric
orimperial
. Defaults toimperial
.avoid
(string, optional): The features that calculated routes should avoid. A string, comma-separated, including one or more oftolls
,highways
andferries
. No features are avoided if not provided.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit1000 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/route/directions?locations=40.734250,-73.990934|40.712971,-73.951385|40.745580,-73.903162|40.774419,-73.872746&mode=car&units=imperial" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "routes": [ { "duration": { "value": 26.882683333333333, "text": "27 mins" }, "distance": { "value": 59576.77356, "text": "11.3 mi" }, "legs": [ { "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.73425, "longitude": -73.990934 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.712971, "longitude": -73.951385 }, "duration": { "value": 9.53685, "text": "10 mins" }, "distance": { "value": 19924.54132, "text": "3.8 mi" }, "geometry": { "polyline": "kafulAnn`clCfKxAhCF`CJdg@vGtB\\|BZpf@`HhC^dBThMdBnTtCp@TnBp@`ClAZPhZnUzBdB`BtAl\\zWxAjAlBzA|UjRfEhD`ClBhRfOlCxBjBxAhBxAxKzItNhL|BhBnB|Af]rXnB~A|AnAn[fWbAv@~ArAzBfBxStPbInGtB`BlBzA~b@l]bAx@d@\\hBxAjMdKTPxGlFnJvH|StPnCxBhFbEr@{EfEeYvCyRf@kD\\{BBUtC}RfAoFbAcFpDsNl@_Cl@aCfLcd@r@sCn@cC`Lsc@p@kCl@aCjE}P`E}Od@iBz@{DrD`A|JxCxWdFxc@fLzIzBzL~C~Bj@dAXlg@rM~Ab@pA^|`@pLp@RtBl@bBf@xEpAjQ`FtBl@xF~AfAwEzBoCpAyAtE}TvGs[fAkFxAiHpG{Zh@qCR{@f@cCr@iDrKmh@VoAh@gCb@wBfJ{c@\\aBr@iD~AeIv@yDp@wChEuSf@eCj@kCfGeZpBoJf@gCh@iC`G_ZvBuJhAsFnAmFvJyd@f@{BvP}l@t@cDr@sCrK{_@bBgG\\sAXmAp\\}`B~J_g@|\\gcBpb@_uB|U{kAdIcTdVqpAl~DssRj_@{hB|Fq_@zt@opDtG_UrEcU`AoFjCkOd@yC`@}CToCTwChAeTx@}PRkCb@eDd@gCn@sCrP_r@\\uAjAuEmCuAsP}I}KsG}@i@kAq@QeFo@uTAMiBy_@wBac@KkBMsBSaDk@mIs@{Io@aMmBs]{AmXS}EQ{CoBac@OeDeA{ScAoTUmEUeEsA{X}@yPoEi~@WkF}AcPScFG}AUkFaDXm[fCgKv@aCRec@hD_CP{CZq]bD" } }, { "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.712971, "longitude": -73.951385 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.74558, "longitude": -73.903162 }, "duration": { "value": 11.365883333333333, "text": "11 mins" }, "distance": { "value": 22516.40492, "text": "4.3 mi" }, "geometry": { "polyline": "oo|slAfks`lCwGn@}k@pFgIj@wCR{D`@mSbBgBNaYnC_DZqCmDqNaTkt@yhAkKiR}BoDiBeDsZoj@oY}f@cBaDqBkDsVyc@y^mo@_B_DqAkCsJeRuKiT_Usa@eB_DcBsCad@e{@gCmHcLvHqB~A{D`Aa@JmBtAq@f@mJvIaJ~J_AdAcClCIJq[f]eAnAwEbFeAvA{BhC}BnCmCpCaRnT_AdA{HrIkB|Bq@x@{LbNwFlG{ClCkBxA}ApAs@^_SfKoXtMgPrHqUfLkTrKcA`@yB|@qCpAa@PsJpEkSvJ}N`HsFhCk@VuLrFwDdBq@\\oMfGiAh@qB`AsCxAq@^k^|PyNxGwHrDyE~BkGvC}HrDgKzEsB|@kCjAoSzJaSrJiObHgBx@}BdAq@Z}WlMyG~CwG~Cw@^qEvBq\\|O}CzAQqEmAoW{@{QyBmf@{@wQ{@iSIwBI{CMwDcAeVc@oK_AqPm@iFqDiPe^guAsAeFuIe\\sHiYsSkw@wNil@a@{AiAyEq@mCoJ_`@uAgMm@sFyDkf@k@uGa@cEm@_Fs@uFaAsGgAeGiAaGsA}F{AaGyFuT}Lme@mGgVaB}FgBwFqBoFyBwFyDsJuMm\\}JuVyE{DGiNuJmVs@oBo@aBk@gBeQ}o@eBsG_AwCeAgDmDaNaXscAeAkD{@qCeSku@oPan@oD}MuCkJsA{DcKmZeKmZaBmEgAcDgOyc@}@eDwAmEoBgG]_AiEcM_GgQqAkFs@_D_HyUgCwIgAwDgBcGoQkn@wAmEmA_EmKy^_@uA_CqIi@mB{AmFiB}F_Vus@gBaFuA_EyUis@eB}E}AoEkNeb@iBoF_CaHeEeMaUaq@sAgFkA}DmUyq@oB_GyBgGsR_j@i@yAsDwJ}CkKm@gBuQsj@eAgDeA{CuGuRwAcFaHcZw@sDk@gCgOqt@s@}Di@uC{Ima@i@mCuCsN_C}HaJea@gEqUqRq~@eDoOsD}P_He[mMsp@wAmHmFkXaR}{@_Paz@kKa|@aJg|@U}Da@cDyGap@k@uFkA{I{@oK[kHMaO?}FHqF@yM@yj@uE{dAqEkaAi@yK" } }, { "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.74558, "longitude": -73.903162 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.774419, "longitude": -73.872746 }, "duration": { "value": 5.979916666666667, "text": "6 mins" }, "distance": { "value": 17135.82732, "text": "3.2 mi" }, "geometry": { "polyline": "oh|ulAbcu}kCuEy`AeEy~@{Ea`AwEe`AkBg^sAcX{Dkv@}Dew@wC\\ea@vEwAPgBTub@`Fuk@rGODmD~@M}Cc@{Ke@}IoAqC_AaBeAy@kAm@oBg@s@UiAQcA?s@L_@D_AZaAXu@\\qG~Cyg@xWgHjDoI|D}G~CeGnCaDfA{DhAaE`AiEx@sNzFsHl@aVnAm_@nD}ShDaQ`EiQfIs~@vg@mc@|V}CfBkZbJaa@pM_UlGwWpFkGxAe^|GkS`BaMz@qLQuM{@wQeDwM}DeNeFqQkGwg@q[e^_Ti_C}wA}l@i`@sE_DuDsCsDaDyDeEwCkDuCyD_DwEkLqRmCwDuDuEoDeE{CuC{CoC}EkDaAm@wBsAmF_CuDcAwEuAyQkEoEuAsDoAeD}A}CsBkCsByCyC}DqEiCyD}BsEuBwEeBmFkAkEeAaFs@_Gg@kG[sFSsHaAyh@c@eRm@cRcCyl@kAcVqIqs@{A_Q_B{PaBgPgBwPmBoPuBkPwBcPiCoQsBuMeCwOoC}OyCiPqCyO{C_PcDaPcDsOiDoOqDoOuDkO_EqOiEaOcEaOoE_OuE_O}E{N{EqNgFkN}Va}@mHuRcHkQqFaNaF}MyGiQgLkZaGqVm@sBq@kCmAaGoAyGgAiH_A{Gw@cH_@}EiEyy@wGesA]mJEqEuAKmWwAuJa@_F@oDPgB\\eBj@{D~@}C`As@LqQlCwDl@yB\\cBTyEn@mVdFwBr@{B~@yCfBqEvDkElEcCxCqBpCyCeDkCiDqAqBmAoBaAsB}@mB{@{Bw@aCw@sCwBqJm@oCZgALMqA}GUmBg@yAkA}LmFin@eIe}@gByA_ET??" } } ] } ]}
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Optimize routeCalculates the optimal ordering and route to visit a list of locations.
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DefinitionsGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/route/optimize
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Query parameterslocations
(string, required): A list of up to 10 coordinates to visit. A pipe-delimited string in the formatlatitude0,longitude0|latitude1,longitude1|...
. The first location should be the origin of the route, and the last location should be the final destination.mode
(string, optional): The travel mode. A string, one ofcar
,truck
,foot
, orbike
. Defaults tocar
.units
(string, optional): The distance units. A string,metric
orimperial
. Defaults toimperial
.
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Authentication levelPublishable
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Default rate limit1000 requests per second
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/route/optimize?locations=40.7343164,-73.995688|40.6396701,-73.9257626|40.6390023,-73.9975035|40.7227423,-73.9983234|40.6410279,-73.7746107&mode=car&units=imperial" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..."
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "route": { "distance": { "value": 137388.45584, "text": "26.0 mi" }, "duration": { "value": 49.1802166667, "text": "49 mins" }, "legs": [ { "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.7343164, "longitude": -73.995688 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.7227423, "longitude": -73.9983234 }, "startIndex": 0, "endIndex": 3, "distance": { "value": 9137.1394, "text": "1.7 mi" }, "duration": { "value": 5.2633833333333335, "text": "5 mins" }, "geometry": { "polyline": "kefulAxyiclCg_AlxCiBzFmBjGa}@`uC_AxCsAhEeBvEhJrEd^fQj@XfClAvAr@lHlD~BlAfFfClCpAtLjG~Av@vBfAp[lOpI`EjB|@tBbAdF`CtIbE`JfEjD`BhBz@lCnAlEtB|L|FnB~@xCvA|SzJ~E~BfK~EvJtE`Ab@~@d@fFbCjNvGl]lPlKbFxCvAdBx@bPvHhD`B~At@tPdIdCjAlBbAr\\lQdNvFhDvAvBXjEj@d[dChJt@dBNhCN~CNl_@zCjCTXsGzJc{BZgHmC{@oOwEmEsFaDaB}@eAe@yA\\gDvA_FvHsR~@aC~@cCjH}QzH_Sv@sBjAuChRef@`AeC|@}BhP}a@rAmDtAqD~Tkk@jTkj@`AcC|@_CzG}PxHwRbAkCnAaDjNg^bBqHBG~@mFfCrB~LzJvq@zi@xAjAbAx@fM`Kpw@xn@|AnAjAmDFShJ_Z" } }, { "startLocation": { "latitude": 40.7227423, "longitude": -73.9983234 }, "endLocation": { "latitude": 40.6390023, "longitude": -73.9975035 }, "startIndex": 3, "endIndex": 2, "distance": { "value": 44586.6156, "text": "8.4 mi" }, "duration": { "value": 15.074816666666667, "text": "15 mins" }, "geometry": { "polyline": 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#
Manage your Radar dataUse these endpoints to manage your Radar data, including users, geofences, and events.
#
UsersA user represents a user tracked in your project. Users can be referenced by Radar _id
, userId
, or deviceId
.
#
Object fields_id
(string): A unique ID for the user, provided by Radar. An alphanumeric string.live
(boolean):true
if the user was created with yourlive
API key,false
if the user was created with yourtest
API key.userId
(string): A stable unique ID for the user.deviceId
(string): A device ID for the user.description
(string): An optional description for the user.metadata
(dictionary): An optional dictionary of custom metadata for the user.location
(point): The user's current location, aPoint
in GeoJSON format.locationAccuracy
(number): The accuracy of the user's current location in meters.foreground
(boolean):true
if the user's current was updated in the foreground,false
if the user's current location was updated in the background.stopped
(boolean):true
if the user's current location was updated while stopped,false
if the user's current location was updated while moving.deviceType
(string): The user's device type, one ofiOS
,Android
, orWeb
.createdAt
(datetime): The datetime when the user was created.updatedAt
(datetime): The datetime when the user's location was last updated.geofences
(array): An array of the user's current geofences.trip
(dictionary): When a trip has been started, the user's current trip. Present when the trip has astatus
ofstarted
,approaching
, orarrived
.place
(dictionary): When Places is enabled, the user's current place.country
(dictionary): When Regions is enabled, the user's current country.state
(dictionary): When Regions is enabled, the user's current state. US-only.dma
(dictionary): When Regions is enabled, the user's current DMA (market area). US-only.postalCode
(dictionary): When Regions is enabled, the user's current postal code. US-only.beacons
(array): When beacons have been created, an array of the user's current beacons.fraud
(object): When Fraud is enabled, indicates whether the user passed fraud checks.
#
Sample object{ "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "live": true, "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", "metadata": { "customId": "123", "customFlag": false }, "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.97536, 40.78382] }, "locationAccuracy": 5, "foreground": true, "stopped": true, "deviceType": "iOS", "updatedAt": "2016-06-10T13:44:10.535Z", "geofences": [ { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f5", "tag": "neighborhood", "externalId": "1", "description": "Upper West Side", ... }, ... ], "trip:": { "_id": "5f3e50491c2b7d005c81f5d9", "live": true, "status": "started", "externalId": "299", "metadata": { "Customer Name": "Jacob Pena", "Car Model": "Green Honda Civic" }, "mode": "car", "destinationGeofenceTag": "store", "destinationGeofenceExternalId": "123", "destinationLocation": { "coordinates": [ -105.061198, 39.779366 ], "type": "Point" }, "eta": { "duration": 5.5, "distance": 1331 }, ... }, "place": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f7", "facebookId": "37965424481", "name": "Starbucks", "categories": [ "food-beverage", "cafe", "coffee-shop" ], "chain": { "name": "Starbucks", "slug": "starbucks" } }, "country": { "name": "United States", "code": "US" }, "state": { "name": "New Jersey", "code": "NJ" }, "dma": { "name": "New York", "code": "501" }, "postalCode": { "code": "07302" }, "beacons": [ { "type": "ibeacon", "uuid": "b9407f30-f5f8-466e-aff9-25556b57fe6d", "major": "100", "minor": "1", "description": "Store #123 - Register #1", "tag": "store-register", "externalId": "123-1", "enabled": true } ], "fraud": { "verified": true, "passed": false, "bypassed": false, "blocked": false, "mocked": true, "jumped": false, "compromised": false, "inaccurate": false, "proxy": false, "sharing": false "lastMockedAt": "2023-07-27T17:18:28.536Z", "lastJumpedAt": "2023-07-27T17:18:28.536Z", "lastCompromisedAt": null, "lastInaccurateAt": null, "lastProxyAt": null, "lastSharingAt": null }}
#
Create a userTo create a user, call the track endpoint.
On iOS and Android, use the SDK to track users.
#
List usersLists users. Users are sorted descending by updatedAt
.
#
DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/users
#
Query parameterslimit
(number, optional): The max number of users to return. A number between 1 and 1000. Defaults to 100.updatedBefore
(datetime, optional): A cursor for use in pagination. Retrieves users updated before the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.updatedAfter
(datetime, optional): A cursor for use in pagination. Retrieves users updated after the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/users" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200, "hasMore": true }, "users": [ { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "live": true, "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", ... }, ... ]}
#
Get a userGets a user. The user can be referenced by Radar _id
, userId
, or deviceId
.
#
DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/users/:id
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/users/56db1f4613012711002229f4" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "user": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "live": true, "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", ... }}
#
Delete a userDeletes a user. The user can be referenced by Radar _id
, userId
, or deviceId
.
#
DefinitionDELETEhttps://api.radar.io/v1/users/:id
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/users/56db1f4613012711002229f4" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -X DELETE
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }}
#
TripsA trip is a sequence of location updates with metadata and a unique ID, optionally with an ETA to a destination geofence. Depending on your use case, a trip may represent a pickup, a delivery, or something else.
#
Object fields_id
(string): The unique ID for the trip, provided by Radar. An alphanumeric string.live
(boolean):true
if the user was created with yourlive
API key,false
if the user was created with yourtest
API key.externalId
(string): A stable unique ID for the trip. Depending on your use case, may represent an order ID, a delivery ID, or something else.metadata
(dictionary): An optional set of custom key-value pairs for the trip, displayed in the trip tracking dashboard.mode
(string): The travel mode for the trip. A string, one offoot
,bike
, andcar
.destinationGeofenceTag
(string): For trips with a destination, the tag of the destination geofence.destinationGeofenceExternalId
(string): For trips with a destination, the external ID of the destination geofence.destinationLocation
(point): For trips with a destination, the location of the destination geofence.eta
(dictionary): For trips with a destination, the ETA to the destination geofence based on the travel mode for the trip, includingduration
in minutes anddistance
in meters.approachingThreshold
(number): For trips with a destination, the trip approaching threshold setting for the trip (in minutes). Overrides the geofence-level and project-level trip approaching threshold settings.createdAt
(datetime): The datetime when the trip was started.updatedAt
(datetime): The datetime when the trip's location was last updated.scheduledArrivalAt
(datetime): Required for the Olo order firing integration, the backstop datetime when the device on the trip is expected to arrive. The order will be firedapproachingThreshold
minutes beforescheduledArrivalAt
.orderFiredAt
(datetime): From the Olo integration, the datetime when the order associated with the trip was fired.arrivedAt
(datetime): For trips with a destination, the datetime when the user arrived at the trip destination (entered the destination geofence).completedAt
(datetime): The datetime when the trip was stopped.status
(string): The status of the trip, one ofpending
,started
,approaching
,arrived
,expired
,completed
, orcanceled
.user
(dictionary): The user for which the trip is being tracked.userId
(string): The external ID of the user for which the trip is being tracked.locations
(array): The location updates tracked while the trip was active. An array ofPoint
s in GeoJSON format.delay
(dictionary): The predicted delay for the trip, including adelayed
boolean flag and ascheduledArrivalTimeDelay
with the delay amount in minutes.
#
Sample object{ "_id": "5f3e50491c2b7d005c81f5d9", "live": true, "status": "started", "externalId": "299", "metadata": { "Customer Name": "Jacob Pena", "Car Model": "Green Honda Civic" }, "mode": "car", "destinationGeofenceTag": "store", "destinationGeofenceExternalId": "123", "destinationLocation": { "coordinates": [ -105.061198, 39.779366 ], "type": "Point" }, "approachingThreshold": 3, "eta": { "duration": 5.5, "distance": 1331 }, "createdAt": "2020-08-20T10:27:55.830Z", "updatedAt": "2020-08-20T10:30:55.837Z", "user": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8" }, "userId": "1", "locations": [ { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -105.062645, 39.766059819860864 ], "updatedAt": "2020-08-20T10:29:55.897Z" }, { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -105.06267319809022, 39.769057068070715 ], "updatedAt": "2020-08-20T10:30:55.837Z" } ], "delay": { "delayed": false, "scheduledArrivalTimeDelay": 0 }}
#
Get a tripGets a trip. The trip can be referenced by Radar _id
or externalId
.
#
DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/trips/:id
GET
https://api.radar.io/v1/trips/:externalId
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/trips/299" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample response{ "_id": "5f3e50491c2b7d005c81f5d9", "live": true, "status": "started", "externalId": "299", "metadata": { "Customer Name": "Jacob Pena", "Car Model": "Green Honda Civic" }, "mode": "car", "destinationGeofenceTag": "store", "destinationGeofenceExternalId": "123", "destinationLocation": { "coordinates": [ -105.061198, 39.779366 ], "type": "Point" }, "eta": { "duration": 5.5, "distance": 1331 }, ...}
#
Get the route for a tripGets a matched route for a completed, canceled, or expired trip. The trip can be referenced by Radar _id
or externalId
. The trip must have at least two locations for a route match to be calculated.
#
DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/trips/:id/route
GET
https://api.radar.io/v1/trips/:externalId/route
#
Default rate limit100 requests per second
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/trips/299/route" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample response{ "distance": { "value": 1077.1173573024, "text": "0.2 mi" }, "geometry": { "polyline": "waczjAhnokgEia@BcXXga@Ri|@KmIDsIDyD@mD@" }}
#
List trips#
DefinitionLists trips. Trips are sorted descending by eta
.
https://api.radar.io/v1/trips
#
Query parametersstatus
(string, optional): Retrieves trips by status. A string, comma-separated including one or more ofpending
,started
,approaching
,arrived
,completed
,canceled
,expired
.destinationGeofenceTag
(string, optional): Retrieves trips with the destination geofence tag.destinationGeofenceExternalId
(string, optional): Retrieves trips with the destination geofence external ID.externalId
(string, optional) Retrieves trips by unique IDs. A string, comma-separated including one or more IDs.userId
(string, optional): The Radar_id
of the user for which the trip is being tracked.includeLocations
(boolean, optional): Whether to include locations on trips. Defaults tofalse
.createdAfter
(datetime, optional): A cursor for use in pagination. Retrieves trips created after the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.createdBefore
(datetime, optional): A cursor for use in pagination. Retrieves trips created before the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.delayed
(boolean, optional): Retrieves trips that matches specified delayed state.limit
(number, optional): The max number of addresses to return. A number between 1 and 1000. Defaults to 500.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/trips?status=started&destinationGeofenceTag=store&destinationGeofenceExternalId=123&externalId=123,456,789" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "trips": [ { "_id": "5f3e50491c2b7d005c81f5d9", "live": true, "status": "started", "externalId": "299", "metadata": { "Customer Name": "Jacob Pena", "Car Model": "Green Honda Civic" }, "mode": "car", "destinationGeofenceTag": "store", "destinationGeofenceExternalId": "123", "destinationLocation": { "coordinates": [ -105.06119826017914, 39.7793665 ], "type": "Point" }, "eta": { "duration": 5.5, "distance": 1331 }, "createdAt": "2020-08-20T10:27:55.830Z", "updatedAt": "2020-08-20T10:30:55.837Z", ... }, ... ]}
#
Create a new tripUse the SDK to start trips and track users for most use cases.
Trips can also be created server-side or through integrations (e.g., Olo). Location updates with the specified userId
from the SDK will update the trip for that user.
#
DefinitionCreates a new trip.
POSThttps://api.radar.io/v1/trips
#
Body parametersexternalId
(string, required): A stable unique ID for the trip. Depending on your use case, it may represent an order ID, a delivery ID, or something else.destinationGeofenceTag
(string, optional): For trips with a destination, the tag of the destination geofence.destinationGeofenceExternalId
(string, optional): For trips with a destination, the external ID of the destination geofence.userId
(string, optional): The external ID of the user for which the trip is being tracked.mode
(string, optional): The travel mode for the trip. A string, one offoot
,bike
, andcar
. Defaults tocar
.approachingThreshold
(number, optional): For trips with a destination, the trip approaching threshold setting for the trip (in minutes). Overrides the geofence-level and project-level trip approaching threshold settings.scheduledArrivalAt
(datetime): Required for the Olo order firing integration, the backstop datetime when the device on the trip is expected to arrive. The order will be firedapproachingThreshold
minutes beforescheduledArrivalAt
.metadata
(dictionary, optional): An optional set of custom key-value pairs for the trip.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/trips" \ -H "Authorization: prj_test_pk_..." \ -X POST \ -d "externalId=123" \ -d "mode=car" \ -d "destinationGeofenceTag=store" \ -d "destinationGeofenceExternalId=1" \ -d "userId=001" \ -d "approachingThreshold=3" \ -d "metadata={\"foo\": \"bar\"}"
#
Authentication levelPublishable
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200, }, "trip": { "_id": "6334960ad9735600116b7ab5", "live": false, "externalId": "123", "userId": "001", "mode": "car", "status": "pending", "destinationGeofenceTag": "store", "destinationGeofenceExternalId": "1", "destinationLocation": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.977797, 40.783826 ] }, "metadata": { "foo": "bar" }, "approachingThreshold": 3, "user": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "userId": "001", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8" }, "locations": [], }}
#
Update a tripUpdates a trip. The trip can be referenced by Radar _id
or externalId
.
On iOS and Android, use the SDK to update trips.
#
DefinitionPATCHhttps://api.radar.io/v1/trips/:id/update
PATCH
https://api.radar.io/v1/trips/:externalId/update
#
Body parametersstatus
(string, required): The new status of the trip, one ofpending
,started
,approaching
,arrived
,completed
, orcanceled
.mode
(string, optional): The travel mode for the trip. A string, one offoot
,bike
, andcar
.destinationGeofenceTag
(string, optional): For trips with a destination, the tag of the destination geofence.destinationGeofenceExternalId
(string, optional): For trips with a destination, the external ID of the destination geofence.approachingThreshold
(number, optional): For trips with a destination, the trip approaching threshold setting for the trip (in minutes). Overrides the geofence-level and project-level trip approaching threshold settings.scheduledArrivalAt
(datetime, optional): Required for the Olo order firing integration, the backstop datetime when the device on the trip is expected to arrive. The order will be firedapproachingThreshold
minutes beforescheduledArrivalAt
.metadata
(dictionary, optional): An optional set of custom key-value pairs for the trip.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/trips/299/update" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." -X PATCH -d "status=completed"
#
Authentication levelPublishable
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "trip": { "_id": "6334960ad9735600116b7ab5", "live": false, "externalId": "123", "userId": "001", "mode": "car", "status": "completed", "destinationGeofenceTag": "store", "destinationGeofenceExternalId": "1", "destinationLocation": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.977797, 40.783826 ] }, "metadata": { "foo": "bar" }, "approachingThreshold": 3, "user": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "userId": "001", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8" }, "locations": [], }}
#
Delete a tripDeletes a trip. The trip can be referenced by Radar _id
or externalId
.
#
DefinitionDELETEhttps://api.radar.io/v1/trips/:id
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/trips/56db1f4613012711002229f4" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -X DELETE
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }}
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GeofencesA geofence represents a custom region or place monitored in your project. Geofences can be uniquely referenced by Radar _id
or by tag
and externalId
.
#
Object fields_id
(string): The unique ID for the geofence, provided by Radar. An alphanumeric string.createdAt
(datetime): The datetime when the geofence was created.updatedAt
(datetime): The datetime when the geofence was last updated.live
(boolean):true
if the geofence was created with yourlive
API key,false
if the user was created with yourtest
API key.tag
(string): A group for the geofence.externalId
(string): An external ID for the geofence that maps to your internal database.description
(string): A description for the geofence.type
(string): The type of geofence geometry, one ofcircle
,polygon
, orisochrone
.geometry
(polygon): The geometry of the geofence. Coordinates for typepolygon
. A calculated polygon approximation for typecircle
andisochrone
. APolygon
in GeoJSON format.geometryCenter
(point): The center for typecircle
. The calculated centroid of the polygon for typepolygon
. The destination for typeisochrone
. APoint
in GeoJSON format.geometryRadius
(number): The radius in meters for typecircle
. The calculated approximate radius of the polygon for typepolygon
. The travel duration in minutes for typeisochrone
.mode
(string): The travel mode for typeisochrone
.metadata
(dictionary): An optional set of custom key-value pairs for the geofence.userId
(string, optional): An optional user restriction for the geofence. If set, the geofence will only generate events for the specified user. If not set, the geofence will generate events for all users. Deprecated.userIds
(string, optional): An optional user restriction for the geofence. A string of comma-separated user IDs. If set, the geofence will only generate events for the specified users. If not set, the geofence will generate events for all users.ip
(string, optional): An optional IP address restriction for the geofence. A string of comma-separated IP address ranges, each of which could be a single IP (8.8.8.8
), wildcard notation (8.8.8.*
), or CIDR notation (8.8.8.8/24
). If set, the geofence will only generate events for requests from the specified IP address. If not set, the geofence will generate events for all requests.tripApproachingThreshold
(number): The trip approaching threshold setting for the geofence (in minutes). Overrides the project-level trip approaching threshold setting.dwellThreshold
(number): An optional field to trigger dwell events. If set anduser.dwelled_in_geofence
is enabled in settings, an event is triggered when a user dwells in the geofence longer than the threshold (in minutes).enabled
(boolean): Iftrue
, the geofence will generate events. Iffalse
, the geofence will not generate events. Defaults totrue
.operatingHours
(dictionary): An optional set of key-value pairs restricting the operating hours of the geofence. Each key is a day of the week, and each value is a list of pairs, where a pair indicates one opening and closing time for that day inHH:mm
format.
#
Sample object{ "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f5", "createdAt": "2016-06-10T13:44:10.535Z", "updatedAt": "2016-06-10T14:40:10.535Z", "live": true, "tag": "venue", "externalId": "2", "description": "Coffee Shop", "type": "circle", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [[...]] }, "geometryCenter": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.97536, 40.78382] }, "geometryRadius": 50, "metadata": { ... }, "enabled": true}
#
List geofences#
DefinitionLists geofences. Geofences are sorted descending by updatedAt
.
https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences
#
Query parameterslimit
(number, optional): The max number of geofences to return. A number between 1 and 1000. Defaults to 100.createdBefore
(datetime, optional): Retrieves geofences created before the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.createdAfter
(datetime, optional): Retrieves geofences created after the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.updatedBefore
(datetime, optional): A cursor for use in pagination. Retrieves geofences updated before the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.updatedAfter
(datetime, optional): A cursor for use in pagination. Retrieves geofences updated after the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.tag
(string, optional): Retrieves geofences with the specifiedtag
.externalId
(string, optional): Retrieves geofences with the specifiedexternalId
.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200, "hasMore": true }, "geofences": [ { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f5", "createdAt": "2016-06-10T13:44:10.535Z", "live": true, "tag": "venue", "externalId": "2", "description": "Coffee Shop", "type": "circle", ... }, ... ]}
#
Get a geofenceGets a geofence. The geofence can be uniquely referenced by Radar _id
or by tag
and externalId
.
#
DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/:id
GET
https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/:tag/:externalId
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/56db1f4613012711002229f5" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "geofence": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f5", "createdAt": "2016-06-10T13:44:10.535Z", "live": true, "tag": "venue", "externalId": "2", "description": "Coffee Shop", "type": "circle", ... }}
#
Upsert a geofenceUpserts a geofence. The geofence can be uniquely referenced by tag
and externalId
or by the Radar _id
. If a geofence with the specified tag
and externalId
already exists, it will be updated. If not, it will be created.
#
DefinitionPUThttps://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/:tag/:externalId
PUT
https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/:id
#
Body parametersdescription
(string, required): A description for the geofence.type
(string, required): The type of geofence geometry. A string, one ofcircle
,polygon
, orisochrone
.coordinates
(array, required ifaddress
andplaceId
are not included): An array or JSON string representing a center for typecircle
or a destination for typeisochrone
in the format[longitude,latitude]
. A two-dimensional array or JSON string representing a closed ring of between 4 and 2,000 coordinates in the format[[longitude0, latitude0],[longitude1,latitude1],[longitude2,latitude2],...,[longitude0,latitude0]]
for typepolygon
. Note that longitude comes before latitude, a GeoJSON convention.address
(string, required ifcoordinates
andplaceId
are not included): An address to search for, and if found, will represent the center for typecircle
orisochrone
. Ifaddress
andcoordinates
are both provided, they must be nearby, andcoordinates
will take precedent. Ignored for typepolygon
.radius
(number, required for typecircle
andisochrone
): The radius in meters for typecircle
, a number between10
and10000
. The travel duration in minutes for typeisochrone
. Ignored for typepolygon
.metadata
(dictionary, optional): An optional set of custom key-value pairs for the geofence. A dictionary or JSON string with up to 16 keys and values of type string, boolean, or number.userId
(string, optional): An optional user restriction for the geofence. If set, the geofence will only generate events for the specified user. If not set, the geofence will generate events for all users. Deprecated.userIds
(string, optional): An optional user restriction for the geofence. A string of comma-separated user IDs. If set, the geofence will only generate events for the specified users. If not set, the geofence will generate events for all users.ip
(string, optional): An optional IP address restriction for the geofence. A string of comma-separated IP address ranges, each of which could be a single IP (8.8.8.8
), wildcard notation (8.8.8.*
), or CIDR notation (8.8.8.8/24
). If set, the geofence will only generate events for requests from the specified IP address. If not set, the geofence will generate events for all requests.enabled
(boolean, optional): Iftrue
, the geofence will generate events. Iffalse
, the geofence will not generate events. Defaults totrue
.disableAfter
(datetime, optional): Use to create temporary geofences. If set, the geofence will be disabled after the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.deleteAfter
(datetime, optional): Use to create temporary geofences. If set, the geofence will be deleted after the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.stopDetection
(boolean, optional): The stop detection setting for the geofence. Overrides the project-level stop detection setting.mode
(string, required for typeisochrone
): The travel mode for typeisochrone
.tripApproachingThreshold
(number, optional): The trip approaching threshold setting for the geofence (in minutes). Overrides the project-level trip approaching threshold setting.dwellThreshold
(number, optional): An optional field to trigger dwell events. If set anduser.dwelled_in_geofence
is enabled in settings, an event is triggered when a user dwells in the geofence longer than the threshold (in minutes).placeId
(string, required ifcoordinates
andaddress
are not included): For place matching, an optionalid
of the Radar place to match to the geofence. If provided and found, the place centroid will overridecoordinates
andaddress
.operatingHours
(dictionary, optional): An optional set of key-value pairs restricting the operating hours of the geofence. Each key is a day of the week (e.g.,Sunday
) or the three letter abbreviation of the day (e.g.,Sun
), case insensitive. Each value is a list of pairs, where a pair indicates one opening and closing time for that day. For example, a restaurant only open for lunch and dinner on Sundays would be{ Sunday: [["11:00", "14:00"], ["19:00", "22:00"]] }
. Accepted time formats includeh:mm aa
(e.g.,12:45 AM
) andHH:mm
(e.g.,00:45
). If not set, the geofence will always be open.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/venue/2" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -X PUT \ -d "description=Coffee Shop" \ -d "type=circle" \ -d "coordinates=[-73.97536,40.78382]" \ -d "radius=50"
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "geofence": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f5", "createdAt": "2016-06-10T13:44:10.535Z", "live": true, "tag": "venue", "externalId": "2", "description": "Coffee Shop", "type": "circle", ... }}
#
Delete a geofenceDeletes a geofence. The geofence can be uniquely referenced by Radar _id
or by tag
and externalId
.
#
DefinitionDELETEhttps://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/:id
DELETE
https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/:tag/:externalId
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/56db1f4613012711002229f5" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -X DELETE
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }}
#
Get users in a geofenceGets users currently in a geofence.
#
DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/:tag/:externalId/users
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/geofences/venue/2/users" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200, "hasMore": false }, "users": [ { "_id": "611ace2eb08f300047c904e9", "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ 73.97536, 40.78382 ] }, ... } ... ]}
#
EventsAn event represents a change in user state. Events can be uniquely referenced by Radar _id
.
#
Object fields_id
(string): The unique ID for the event, provided by Radar. An alphanumeric string.createdAt
(datetime): The datetime when the event was created on the mobile client.actualCreatedAt
(datetime): The datetime when the event was created on the server. Mobile operating systems can deliver location updates on a delay, resulting in a delta between this field andcreatedAt
.live
(boolean):true
if the event was generated for a user and geofence created with yourlive
API key,false
if the event was generated for a user and geofence created with yourtest
API key.type
(string): The type of event. By default, events are generated when a user enters a geofence (typeuser.entered_geofence
) or exits a geofence (typeuser.exited_geofence
). Places and Regions also generate events.user
(dictionary): The user for which the event was generated.geofence
(dictionary): Foruser.entered_geofence
anduser.exited_geofence
events, the geofence for which the event was generated, includingdescription
,tag
, andexternalId
.place
(dictionary): Foruser.entered_place
anduser.exited_place
events, the place for which the event was generated, includingname
,categories
,chain
, andfacebookId
.alternatePlaces
(array): Foruser.entered_place
events, alternate place candidates.verifiedPlace
(dictionary): For verifieduser.entered_place
events, the verified place.location
(point): The location of the user at the time of the event, aPoint
in GeoJSON format.locationAccuracy
(number): The accuracy of the user's location at the time of the event in meters.confidence
(number): The confidence level of the event, one of3
(high),2
(medium), or1
(low).duration
(number): On exit events, the duration between entry and exit events, in minutes.
#
Sample object{ "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f6", "createdAt": "2016-06-10T13:44:10.535Z", "live": true, "type": "user.exited_geofence", "location": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [-73.97779, 40.78382] }, "locationAccuracy": 5, "confidence": 3, "duration": 48.38920, "user": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "userId": "1", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", ... }, "geofence": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f5", "tag": "venue", "externalId": "2", "description": "Coffee Shop", ... }}
#
Generate an entry or exit eventTo generate an entry or exit event, call the track endpoint to trigger an event. For example, specify a latitude
and longitude
to enter a geofence that you have created.
On iOS and Android, use the SDK to track users.
#
Log a conversionLogs a conversion to analyze alongside other location activity in your app. This can represent anything from a purchase or signup to engagement with an in-app feature.
#
DefinitionPOSThttps://api.radar.io/v1/events
#
Body parametersname
(string, required): The name of the conversion. Should be generic (e.g.,in_app_purchase
). Only alphanumeric characters and underscores are supported.metadata
(dictionary, optional): The metadata of the conversion. This data cannot contain any sensitive or personally identifiable information.revenue
(number, optional): The revenue of the conversion. Used to associate an amount with a transactional conversion such as a purchase or coupon redemption.userId
(string, optional): The stable unique ID for the user. Used to identify logged in users.deviceId
(string, optional): A device ID for the user. Used to identify logged out users.installId
(string, optional): An install ID for the user. Used to identify users who have opted out of location permissions. Can be a random alphanumeric string for users that don't exist in Radar.createdAt
(string, optional): The datetime when the conversion occurred.duration
(number, optional): The duration of the conversion in minutes.
#
Authentication levelPublishable
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/events" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_pk_..." \ -X POST \ -d "name=conversion" \ -d "userId=user123"
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "event": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f6", "createdAt": "2016-06-10T13:44:10.535Z", "live": true, "type": "conversion", "confidence": 3, "user": { "_id": "56db1f4613012711002229f4", "userId": "user123", "deviceId": "C305F2DB-56DC-404F-B6C1-BC52F0B680D8", ... } }}
#
BeaconsA beacon represents a Bluetooth beacon monitored in your project. Beacons can be uniquely referenced by Radar _id
or by tag
and externalId
.
#
Object fields_id
(string): A unique ID for the beacon, provided by Radar. An alphanumeric string.createdAt
(datetime): The datetime when the beacon was created.updatedAt
(datetime): The datetime when the beacon was last updated.live
(boolean):true
if the beacon was created with yourlive
API key,false
if the beacon was created with yourtest
API key.description
(string): A display name for the beacon.tag
(string): A group for the beacon.externalId
(string): An external ID for the beacon.type
(string, required): The type of beacon, one ofibeacon
(supported on iOS and Android) oreddystone
(supported on Android only).uuid
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the UUID of the beacon.major
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the major ID of the beacon.minor
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the minor ID of the beacon.uid
(string, required foreddystone
): For Eddystone beacons, the UID of the beacon.instance
(string, required foreddystone
): For Eddystone beacons, the instance ID of the beacon.geometry
(point): The approximate location of the beacon, used to sync nearby beacons (within 1 kilometer) to the SDK. Coordinates for typepoint
in[longitude,latitude]
format.enabled
(boolean): If true, the beacon will generate events. If false, the beacon will not generate events.metadata
(dictionary): A set of custom key-value pairs for the beacon. A JSON string representing a dictionary with up to 16 keys and values of type string, boolean, or number.
#
Sample object{ "_id": "60f6da60cf4cc0a72a6c070b", "createdAt": "2021-07-20T14:27:22.283Z", "updatedAt": "2021-07-20T14:27:22.283Z", "live": false, "description": "Store #123 - Register #1", "tag": "store-register", "externalId": "123-1", "type": "ibeacon", "uuid": "b9407f30-f5f8-466e-aff9-25556b57fe6d", "major": "100", "minor": "1", "geometry": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ -73.975384, 40.783747 ] }, "enabled": true, "metadata": { "supportsContactlessPayments": true }}
#
List beaconsLists beacons. Beacons are sorted descending by createdAt
.
#
DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/beacons
#
Query parameterslimit
(number, optional): The max number of beacons to return. A number between 1 and 1000. Defaults to 100.createdBefore
(datetime, optional): A cursor for use in pagination. Retrieves beacons updated before the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.createdAfter
(datetime, optional): A cursor for use in pagination. Retrieves beacons updated after the specified datetime. A date or valid ISO date string.tag
(string, optional): Retrieves beacons with the specifiedtag
.externalId
(string, optional): Retrieves beacons with the specifiedexternalId
.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/beacons" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200, "hasMore": true }, "beacons": [ { "_id": "6109a4b16dbfe3de2cb03924", "createdAt": "2021-08-03T20:18:57.888Z", "updatedAt": "2021-08-03T20:18:57.888Z", "live": true, "description": "Store #123 - Register #1", ... }, ... ]}
#
Get a beaconGets a beacon. The beacon can be uniquely referenced by Radar _id
or by tag
and externalId
.
#
DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/:id
GET
https://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/:tag/:externalId
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/6109a4b16dbfe3de2cb03924" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..."
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "beacon": { "_id": "6109a4b16dbfe3de2cb03924", "createdAt": "2021-08-03T20:18:57.888Z", "updatedAt": "2021-08-03T20:18:57.888Z", "live": true, "description": "Store #123 - Register #1", "tag": "store-register", "externalId": "123-1", ... }}
#
Create a beaconCreates a beacon.
#
DefinitionPOSThttps://api.radar.io/v1/beacons
#
Body parametersdescription
(string, required): A display name for the beacon.tag
(string, required): A group for the beacon.externalId
(string, required): An external ID for the beacon.type
(string, required): The type of beacon, one ofibeacon
(supported on iOS and Android) oreddystone
(supported on Android only).uuid
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the UUID of the beacon.major
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the major ID of the beacon.minor
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the minor ID of the beacon.uid
(string, required foreddystone
): For Eddystone beacons, the UID of the beacon.instance
(string, required foreddystone
): For Eddystone beacons, the instance ID of the beacon.coordinates
(point, required): The approximate location of the beacon, used to sync nearby beacons (within 1 kilometer) to the SDK. Coordinates in[longitude,latitude]
format.enabled
(boolean, optional): If true, the beacon will generate events. If false, the beacon will not generate events.metadata
(dictionary, optional): A set of custom key-value pairs for the beacon. A JSON string representing a dictionary with up to 16 keys and values of type string, boolean, or number.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/beacons" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -X POST \ -d "description=Store #123 - Register #1" \ -d "tag=store-register" \ -d "tag=123-1" \ -d "type=ibeacon" \ -d "uuid=b9407f30-f5f8-466e-aff9-25556b57fe6d" \ -d "major=100" \ -d "minor=1" -d "coordinates=[-105.94653744704361,35.70654086799666]" \ -d "enabled=true"
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "beacon": { "_id": "6116d947049aee0089a682a2", "createdAt": "2021-08-13T20:42:47.711Z", "updatedAt": "2021-08-13T20:42:47.711Z", "live": true, "description": "Store #123 - Register #1", "tag": "store-register", "externalId": "123-1", ... }}
#
Upsert a beaconUpserts a beacon. The beacon can be uniquely referenced by Radar _id
or by tag
and externalId
. If a beacon with the specified tag
and externalId
already exists, it will be updated. If not, it will be created.
#
DefinitionPUThttps://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/:id
PUT
https://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/:tag/:externalId
#
Body parametersdescription
(string, required): A display name for the beacon.type
(string, required): The type of beacon, one ofibeacon
(supported on iOS and Android) oreddystone
(supported on Android only).uuid
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the UUID of the beacon.major
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the major ID of the beacon.minor
(string, required foribeacon
): For iBeacons, the minor ID of the beacon.uid
(string, required foreddystone
): For Eddystone beacons, the UID of the beacon.instance
(string, required foreddystone
): For Eddystone beacons, the instance ID of the beacon.coordinates
(point, required): The approximate location of the beacon, used to sync nearby beacons (within 1 kilometer) to the SDK. Coordinates in[longitude,latitude]
format.metadata
(dictionary, optional): An optional set of custom key-value pairs for the beacon. A JSON string representing a dictionary with up to 16 keys and values of type string, boolean, or number.enabled
(boolean, optional): Iftrue
, the beacon will generate events. Iffalse
, the beacon will not generate events. Defaults totrue
.
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/store-register/123-1" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -X PUT \ -d "description=Store #123 - Register #1" \ -d "tag=store-register" \ -d "externalId=123-1" \ -d "type=ibeacon" \ -d "uuid=b9407f30-f5f8-466e-aff9-25556b57fe6d" \ -d "major=100" \ -d "minor=1" \ -d "coordinates=[-105.94653744704361,35.70654086799666]" \ -d "enabled=true"
#
Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "beacon": { "_id": "6116d947049aee0089a682a2", "createdAt": "2021-08-13T20:42:47.711Z", "updatedAt": "2021-08-13T20:42:47.711Z", "live": true, "description": "Store #123 - Register #1", "tag": "store-register", "externalId": "123-1", ... }}
#
Delete a beaconDeletes a beacon. The beacon can be uniquely referenced by Radar _id
or by tag
and externalId
.
#
DefinitionDELETEhttps://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/:id
DELETE
https://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/:tag/:externalId
#
Default rate limit10 requests per second
#
Authentication levelSecret
#
Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/beacons/56db1f4613012711002229f4" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -X DELETE
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }}
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Manage your Radar project settings#
Places settingsPlaces settings represents your current project settings for Places.
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Object fieldschainMetadata
(dictionary): Current metadata associated with each Radar chain.chainMappings
(dictionary): Current mapping associated with each Radar chain.placeFilters
(dictionary): Current chains and category filtering for place entry and exit event generation.
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Get Places settingsGets your current Places settings.
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DefinitionGEThttps://api.radar.io/v1/settings
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Default rate limit10 requests per second
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Authentication levelSecret
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/settings" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -X GET
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "chainMetadata": { "mcdonalds": { "availableDeals": true, }, "starbucks": { "availableDeals": true, } }, "chainMappings": { "mcdonalds": "retailer1", "starbucks": "retailer2" }, "placeFilters": { "chain": [ "mcdonalds", "starbucks" ], "category": [ "restaurant" ] }}
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Update Places settingsUpdates your Places settings.
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DefinitionPATCHhttps://api.radar.io/v1/settings
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Default rate limit10 requests per second
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Authentication levelSecret
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Sample requestcurl "https://api.radar.io/v1/settings" \ -H "Authorization: prj_live_sk_..." \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -X PATCH \ -d '{"chainMetadata":{"mcdonalds":{"availableDeals":false}},"chainMappings":{"mcdonalds":"retailer1"},"placeFilters":{"chain":["mcdonalds"]}}'
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Sample response{ "meta": { "code": 200 }, "chainMetadata": { "mcdonalds": { "availableDeals": false } }, "chainMappings": { "mcdonalds": "retailer1" }, "placeFilters": { "chain": [ "mcdonalds" ] }}