KindOfBuyer.
A kind of customer a brand sells to, written as a predicate so its members can be counted; it compiles or it is not ready
Figure 1KindOfBuyerspecified
- kind
- definition
- scope
- brand
- key
- its name and version
- store
- postgres
- family
- market
Fields#
| field | type | required | note |
|---|---|---|---|
name | text | yes | |
sentence | text | yes | |
predicate | Predicate | yes | |
bindings | Binding | yes | |
ladder | id | yes | |
motives | Motive | no | each kind of motive with its evidence; wants and puts-off are two of the kinds |
who_else_must_agree | RoleAroundADecision | no | |
preview | PreviewAnswer | no | the last |
hypothesis | id | no | |
original | id | no | the template’s original |
fingerprint | Predicate | no | the definition that finds members of the kind over communities, utterances and likeness; a kind without one is not ready |
found_in | UnitRef | no | the communities where its members are found, with the lift on the audience map |
leads_to | LeadsTo | no | the kinds this kind brings, becomes or crosses to, with the rate |
economics | EconomicReading | no | numbers about the kind that are not a count of members, each in its own position |
reached_through | RouteToBuyer | no | the routes to the buyer that are not communities |
filed_under | UnitRef | no | a family, a vertical, an application or a chain stock |
basket | id | no | the proxies its fingerprint names, kept as a basket |
Routes that use it#
/v1/act/keep_buyerreturns it