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Lensmor API

License: MIT API Docs

Lensmor provides developer-facing access to event, exhibitor, attendee-source, registered Visitor, contact, and profile-matching data through the Lensmor API.

This repository hosts the public documentation site for developers integrating with Lensmor — an AI-native event intelligence platform for B2B teams.

Why Lensmor API

Use the API to:

  • Check credit balance before running credit-consuming workflows
  • Browse and inspect event data
  • Build attendee intelligence with Exhibitor, Social Signals, and registered Visitor source labels
  • Search exhibitors using company context and optional event scope
  • Retrieve exhibitor and personnel profiles
  • Search contacts with company-based inputs and unlock contact emails
  • Request profile-matching recommendations for discovery workflows

Base URL

https://platform.lensmor.com

All documented paths are relative to this base URL. For example:

  • GET /external/events/list
  • POST /external/exhibitors/search

Quick start

  1. Create an account at app.lensmor.com, upgrade to a paid subscription plan, then create a user API key from Settings → API Keys.
  2. Send requests to https://platform.lensmor.com.
  3. Include the authorization header on every request.
  4. Browse the full interactive docs at api.lensmor.com or use the reference files in this repository.
Authorization: Bearer sk_your_api_key

Example request

curl -X GET "https://platform.lensmor.com/external/events/list?page=1&pageSize=20" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_your_api_key"

Main documentation entry points

Start here Purpose
Quickstart Make your first authenticated request
Authentication API key requirements and authorization format
Find and unlock an event Move from event discovery to event access
Build attendee intelligence Interpret Exhibitor, Social Signals, and Visitor sources
Credits and access Understand preview access and credit-consuming actions
Production readiness Prepare an integration for reliable operation
OpenAPI specification Machine-readable endpoint definitions
API catalog Discover the machine-readable API resources
llms.txt · llms-full.txt Agent-readable documentation
Simplified Chinese guides Core onboarding and access guidance in Chinese

Use the interactive API reference to browse individual endpoints. The generated references are stored in openapi.json and its copies under api-reference/ and api-reference-backup/.

Typical use cases

  • Build event discovery and field-marketing workflows
  • Segment accessible attendees by Exhibitor, Social Signals, and registered Visitor source
  • Match target accounts and exhibiting companies to relevant events
  • Prioritize selected attendees and enrich their contact data for sales engagement or CRM workflows

Help and contributions

Found a confusing example, missing explanation, or broken documentation link? Open a documentation issue with the page URL, expected behavior, and a redacted example. For account or billing help, use the Lensmor Help Center.

After editing documentation, run the local checks before opening a pull request:

python3 -m unittest scripts/test_sync_public_assets.py
python3 scripts/sync-public-assets.py --check

Generated public assets should be regenerated with python3 scripts/sync-public-assets.py when their source files change. The existing Docs Quality workflow checks the generated assets, OpenAPI, and Mintlify build on pull requests.

Local preview

pnpm dlx mintlify dev

Changelog

See changelog.mdx for versioned documentation updates. The current documentation version is v0.27.0.


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