Ntropy
Currently the Ntropy integration supports Transaction Enrichment using Ntropy's V2 API. Support for the latest V3 API is coming soon.
Enriched data is available on the corresponding records's remoteData field in GraphQL or via the Platform REST API. See the Remote Data documentation for more information.
Link to this section#How it Works
When Ntropy is enabled, Quiltt will automatically enrich all your Transactions with Ntropy. Any pre-existing data will be enqueued for enrichment in the background, and you can expect to see the process completed within an hour of enabling the integration.
You can access the enriched Ntropy data for a given Profile after the profile.ready webhook event has been fired.
Link to this section#How to Get Access
For Sandbox access, you can enable the Ntropy integration from the Integrations page in the Quiltt Dashboard.
For Production access, Quiltt can license and provision you with Ntropy API Keys, though you are always free to use your own.
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Ntropy can be configured to enrich your data using Consumer Labels or Business Labels. By default, Quiltt's integration is configured to use Consumer Labels. You can enable the Business Labels in the from the Ntropy Integration page in the Dashboard.
You can access the full documentation and schemas here:
Link to this section#Custom Hierarchies
You can also configure Ntropy to use your own custom label hierarchy, which lets you tailor the enrichment behavior to your specific needs. Click here to learn more. You can configure your own hierarhcy by contacting [email protected].