What format should source identifiers use?
Match Booster supports hashed (SHA256 or MD5) identifiers for emails and phone numbers. Hashed values should be lowercased and trimmed before hashing. For US enrichment, you can also provide name and address fields as SHA256 hashes. These follow a stricter hashing recipe. See Hashed names and addresses. Other PII identifiers (plain text name and address, device IDs) should be in raw, unhashed format. Hightouch normalizes these identifiers — for example, by lowercasing and removing spaces — to ensure they match data in the identity graph. For the rules that apply to each identifier, see Identifier normalization.How should I model multiple identifiers of the same type?
Consolidate all values for one identifier type in a single row. Capture multiple entries as an array. If you have just one value per identifier, a string is appropriate. For example:
Hightouch formats the data to match the requirements of ad platform APIs.
When does enrichment take place? Does Hightouch store a copy of my data?
After you configure Match Booster on a model, Hightouch runs a comparison of your selected identifiers against the identity graph and looks for exact matches. Hightouch uses a hashed version of your model’s primary key to track matched rows. Hightouch never stores your proprietary data. See Data storage and privacy for details on how data flows.How long does model enrichment take?
After configuring your model and selecting which identifiers to use, you can expect enrichment to take a few hours and up to one day. This applies to both the initial enrichment and subsequent runs. The initial calibration (initialization) can take up to 72 hours.How often do enriched models refresh?
You choose how frequently your models are refreshed using the enrichment schedule. Schedules are capped at 28 days to meet data retention requirements.How can I check when my model was last enriched?
You can find enrichment status on the model’s Match Booster tab, including:- Enrichment schedule
- Last enrichment time
- Next scheduled enrichment