Data Feeds / Location Data
Location Data Feeds
Mobile location data feeds that bring device location events from multiple supply sources into one normalized feed, configured to your spec and delivered to your team.
Sample record (illustrative)
{
"device_id": "3f2a9c1e-7b4d-4e21-9a0c-5d8e6f1b2a47",
"platform": "AAID",
"latitude": 41.89211,
"longitude": -87.63012,
"horizontal_accuracy": 8.0,
"event_timestamp_epoch": 1765289470,
"country_iso2": "US",
"ip": "203.0.113.24",
"app_id_hash": "0b378c0d95d8de5e",
"consent": "Y"
}What's in the feed
Every location data feed ships with a documented schema. Fields can be renamed, reordered, or transformed to match your pipeline.
Configuration options
The same location signal, shaped to the way your product ingests it.
Location data feed FAQ
What is a location data feed?
A location data feed is a recurring delivery of mobile device location events, each with a device ID, coordinates, a timestamp, and device context. Companies use it as a raw input for audiences, attribution, analytics, and models.
Which countries are available?
The feed is US-focused and available internationally across North America, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. You choose the countries, and each can be delivered to its own path.
Is the data collected with consent?
Location signals are collected in-app with user consent, and a consent flag is carried with each record.
Can I receive hashed device IDs?
Yes. A hashed device ID option is available for teams that need location signal without raw device identifiers.
