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Hrizn’s Content Intelligence system analyzes your dealership’s inventory, search performance, competitive landscape, and seasonal trends every night to surface actionable content recommendations. This guide explains how the system works and how to build automations around it using the API.

How it works

Every night at 4:00 AM ET, the content intelligence pipeline runs a multi-stage analysis:
  1. Snapshot — Aggregates your site’s inventory, articles, IdeaClouds, search console data, and analytics into a unified snapshot.
  2. Gap analysis — Compares your snapshot against network benchmarks and runs 20+ analyzers to identify content gaps.
  3. Scoring — Each recommendation is assigned a priority score (0-100) based on estimated traffic impact, competitive urgency, and timeliness.
  4. Deduplication — Semantic similarity and fingerprint matching prevent duplicate recommendations across nightly runs.
The pipeline produces up to 200 active recommendations per site, covering everything from missing model pages to seasonal events.

Recommendation types

Each recommendation has a suggestion_type that indicates the kind of content opportunity. Use the content intelligence types reference for a full list, or call GET /reference/content-intelligence-types to get types with their actionable_via field.

Inventory-driven

Search and performance

Competitive and network

IdeaCloud and content

Events

Safety and service

Priority scoring

Every recommendation includes a priority_score from 0 to 100: Use priority_min when listing recommendations to focus on the most impactful opportunities:

Metadata

Each recommendation includes a metadata object with type-specific context. The shape varies by suggestion_type:

Vehicle metadata (model pages, comparisons, transitions)

Comparison metadata

Search metadata (search gaps, position opportunities)

Event metadata

Traffic estimate (when available)

Recommendation lifecycle

Recommendations follow a four-state lifecycle: The nightly pipeline automatically expires old recommendations and generates fresh ones. Dismissed recommendations are kept so the pipeline can use fingerprint deduplication to avoid re-suggesting the same gap.

Full automation workflow

Here’s how to build an end-to-end automation that monitors recommendations and creates content:
1

Get the summary

Call GET /content-intelligence/summary to check how many active recommendations exist and which types are most common.
2

List high-priority recommendations

Fetch the top recommendations, optionally filtering by type or article type.
3

Create content from a recommendation

Use the suggestion_type and actionable_via fields to determine which endpoint to call. For example, for missing_model_page, extract the vehicle info from metadata and create a model landing page:
The response includes the new article id.
4

Link the recommendation to the article

Close the feedback loop by marking the recommendation as acted on:
5

Dismiss irrelevant recommendations

For recommendations you don’t want to act on, dismiss them individually or in bulk:

Required scopes

For the full automation workflow you’ll also need content:write or ideaclouds:write (depending on which content creation endpoints you call).
Last modified on March 15, 2026