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- How To Use EDITED API
- API Overview
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How To Use myEDITED
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Interactive Tutorials
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How To Use EDITED Market
- Getting Started With Competitive Market
- Building & Managing Competitive Market Workbooks
- Using Competitive Market Workbook Filters
- Competitive Market Workbook Advanced Filtering
- Competitive Market Analysis Types: Analyzing Products In Workbooks
- Competitive Market Analysis In Practice
- Classic Competitive Market Dashboards
- Lists
- How Does EDITED Competitive Market Work?
- Sharing EDITED Data
- Market: Understanding Terminology & Methodology
- Frequently Asked Questions
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How To Use EDITED Digital & Omni
- Getting Started: Navigation & Administration
- Getting Started: Control Panel
- Analysis Types: Dashboards
- Analysis Types: Insights
- Analysis Types: Opportunities (Decision Trees)
- Analysis Types: Opportunities (Action Impact)
- Analysis: Opportunities (Product Badges)
- Analysis Types: Basket Analysis
- Analysis Types: Tasks
- Getting Started: Using Charts
- Getting Started: Exporting, Sharing, Saving & Downloading
- EDITED Digital/Omni FAQ
- EDITED Digital/Omni Data Sources
- DynamicAction Glossary
- Release Notes Archive
- Additional Administration
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How To Use EDITED Research
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How To Use EDITED API
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Webinars
API: Why Use An API?
Customers utilize our APIs for various purposes. Here are some of the main ones.-
- Efficiency - For repeated processes, such as monitoring market pricing or competitive assortment, the API can power automated workflows within your business.
- Innovation - competitive data can be a powerful component for modeling and data science work.
- Unique use cases - occasionally there is a case that is not well suited to the UI. Some examples might be analyzing untranslated data, original currency, or text changes over time.
The API does require more specialized effort on your side compared to the UI, which is why it’s best suited for teams with a technical partner in place.