Save discovery plan
Compile and save an automated channel topic-monitor plan for a Brand. Translates the Brand’s canonical theme profile, niche and description into platform-specific watch terms. A result still must match these channel terms and exclusions; canonical theme tags alone never expose a shared corpus row. Re-running recompiles the plan after the business or Brand profile changes.
Authorizations
A workspace API key.
Path Parameters
The Brand whose discovery plan this is. GET /v1/brands lists them.
1 - 200"brd_4b81"
Body
The channel-specific content opportunity the monitor should discover.
10 - 500Optional channel-specific search phrases. Send at most 12.
122 - 120Optional phrases that exclude irrelevant search results. Send at most 20.
202 - 120Whether scheduled discovery runs should occur. Defaults to false when first created, so saving a plan does not start automation unexpectedly.
Sources to watch. Accepted values are shown below; omit to keep the saved selection.
1 - 10 elementsyoutube_shorts, instagram_reels, facebook_reels, tiktok, twitter, reddit, news, medium, google_news, google_web Two-letter ISO 3166-1 country code used for regional results.
2"US"
Minutes between full discovery runs. 15 to 43,200. Scheduled discovery runs at most every 360 minutes, so a shorter interval runs at that floor. Scheduled discoveries are bounded at 32 a day across all plans by default, spread evenly over the UTC day; POST /v1/discovery/runs runs one now.
15 <= x <= 43200Minutes between metric refreshes for previously found content. 15 to 43,200. Scheduled refreshes run at most every 30 minutes, so a shorter interval runs at that floor. Scheduled refreshes are bounded at 96 a day across all plans by default (plans on one primary theme share a refresh), spread evenly over the UTC day.
15 <= x <= 43200Distinct selected sources required before a new finding may notify. Defaults to two when possible.
1 <= x <= 10Channel-owned in-app/email notification preferences. Email is opt-in.
Optional bounded YouTube public-search sampling. Scores are directional, not search-volume forecasts.