Score anatomy
Each score record captures the numeric score, the subject it belongs to, and a plain-language reason so you always know what drove the result.string
required
The unique identifier for this score record.
string
The Knock2 Account ID this score belongs to.
null when the score is for a contact only.string
The Knock2 Contact ID this score belongs to.
null when the score is for an account only.number
required
The lead score value from 0 (poorest fit) to 100 (strongest fit).
string
A plain-language explanation of the key factors that produced this score. Includes both firmographic signals (ICP criteria) and behavioral signals (visit patterns, page depth, recency).
string
ISO 8601 timestamp of when this score was calculated.
Querying scores
UseGET /v1/scores to retrieve the current score for an account or contact. Pass either account_id or contact_id as a query parameter:
Retrieving score history
Setinclude_history=true to receive the full scoring history for the subject in descending chronological order (most recent first). This is useful for trend analysis, understanding score velocity, and debugging scoring changes.
id, score, reason, and created_at timestamp — giving you a complete audit trail of how the score has moved over time.
Recent score changes
GET /v1/scores/recent returns the most recent score changes across your entire tenant, sorted by recency. This endpoint is the polling equivalent of the score.changed webhook — each entry in the response mirrors the payload Knock2 sends when a score changes.
Polling integrations
Sync score changes into downstream systems by periodically fetching the latest batch and processing records newer than your last checkpoint.
Backfill pipelines
Replay recent scoring history when bootstrapping a new integration or recovering from a processing gap.
Alerting workflows
Detect when high-value accounts cross a score threshold and trigger notifications or CRM tasks.
Analytics
Track score distributions and velocity trends across your entire identified visitor base.
score.changed webhook
Instead of pollingGET /v1/scores/recent, you can subscribe to push notifications by registering a score.changed webhook via POST /v1/webhooks. Knock2 calls your endpoint in real time whenever a score is recalculated, delivering the same payload structure as the polling response.
Scores are recalculated automatically as new visit data arrives. You don’t need to trigger recalculation manually — Knock2 handles this in the background whenever a session event or enrichment update is processed for an account or contact.