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Azothedge Pulse documentation

Azothedge Pulse brings all of your customer data together into one trusted, real-time view. Collect data from every channel, automatically unite it into unified customer profiles, build audiences in minutes, and put your data to work — all from one place, with no engineering team required.

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  • New to Pulse?


    See what Pulse does, the ideas behind it, and how to find your way around the app.

    Start here

  • A quick tour


    Sign in, get oriented, and follow your data from collection to a finished audience.

    Take the tour

  • Glossary


    Plain-language definitions for every term you'll see in Pulse.

    Open the glossary

Bring in your data

  • Connect a source


    Pull data in from your other systems — a SaaS tool, a streaming feed, or a file you upload.

    Connect a source

  • Describe your data


    Use schemas to tell Pulse the shape of your data so it can be validated and trusted.

    Create a schema

  • Organize it in datasets


    Datasets are where your records land. Browse, preview, and manage them.

    Manage datasets

Understand your customers

  • Identity


    Pulse automatically links the records that belong to the same person across all your channels.

    How identity works

  • Profiles


    A single, unified view of each customer — assembled for you in real time.

    Customer profiles

  • Audiences


    Group customers by who they are and what they've done, with a live count as you build.

    Build an audience

Administer your workspace

  • Your team


    Invite teammates and control who can view and who can change things.

    Manage your team

  • Activity & audit


    See who did what, and when, across your workspace.

    Activity log

  • Trust & governance


    How Pulse keeps your data private, isolated, and under your control.

    Trust & governance


Are you a developer?

Pulse has a full REST API for technical teams who want to send data or integrate Pulse with other systems programmatically. See the Developers section.