Getting Started
Quickstart
Step 1: Sign Up and Get Your API Key
- Sign up for a Roundtable Alias account.
- Log in and navigate to the account dashboard.
- Click ”+ Create new API Key” and copy the API key.
Step 2: Prepare Your Survey Data
To use Roundtable Alias, you’ll need to collect the following data for each survey response:
participant_id
: A unique identifier for the respondentsurvey_id
: A unique identifier for the surveyquestions
: An object mapping question IDs to the text of each questionresponses
: An object mapping question IDs to the respondent’s answersquestion_histories
(optional): Typing data for each question, collected using the JavaScript trackerfingerprint_id
(optional): A unique identifier for the device session, collected using the fingerprinting script
Ensure your data is formatted correctly before sending it to the API.
Step 3: Make an API Request
Send a POST request to the Roundtable Alias API with your survey data:
Step 4: Interpret the API Response
The API will respond with a JSON object containing fraud signals and effort scores for each question:
Review the flagged
, effort_ratings
, and checks
fields to identify suspicious responses:
flagged
:true
if the response failed any fraud checks,false
otherwiseeffort_ratings
: An object with effort scores (1-10) for each question, where 1 is low effort and 10 is high effortchecks
: An object listing the specific fraud checks failed for each questionfingerprint_checks
: An object listing the specific device fingerprinting checks for each session
Use this data to decide which responses to remove or investigate further.
Next Steps
- Learn more about the JavaScript tracker for enhanced fraud detection.
- Explore the API reference for details on request and response formats.
- Read the FAQ for answers to common questions.
Support
If you have any questions or need assistance, our support team is here to help:
- Email us at support@roundtable.ai.
- Visit the Support Center for guides and troubleshooting tips.
- Check the Status Page for updates on system performance and uptime.