LiveRamp Identity Resolution
Learn how LiveRamp Identity Resolution works.
Identity resolution is the process of resolving your data to a specific individual. The process matches personal identifiers (such as a name, address, phone, and email) to digital identifiers (such as an IP address, cookie, or location). The match is made across multiple devices and channels. The RampID API uses sophisticated machine-learning algorithms and a patented process to perform identity resolution of your data to the data in the LiveRamp Identity Graph.
The RampID API provides two primary endpoints for identity resolution:
- The Match Endpoint, which can be used for plaintext PII. This endpoint takes the individual components of the input data through a match cascade and can return multiple RampIDs per request.
- The Lookup Endpoint which you can use when you don't want to send plaintext PII. This endpoint performs a direct lookup against a single input string (it does not take the input data through a match cascade) and returns only one RampID per request.
Calls to either endpoint return response documents, with the different categories of information returned contained in response data bundles.
Updated 12 days ago