Threads Brand Monitor
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Monitor Threads for brand mentions, competitor posts, keyword activity, and alerts with scheduled Apify runs.
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Choose the run style. 'brand_monitor' emits posts, profiles, summaries, alerts, and a run summary (default, full behavior). 'monitor_new_posts' is a scheduled-run mode that emits only new post/reply/author rows plus a compact run summary.
Groups of handles, keywords, and hashtags to monitor. Each group produces separate summary rows.
'focused' searches the most relevant view only (default, fastest). 'balanced' also fetches a recent-oriented view and merges results, improving coverage of newer posts at the cost of extra requests.
Maximum posts to collect per keyword search query.
Maximum posts to collect from each monitored handle's timeline.
Only include posts published on or after this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD
Only include posts published on or before this date. Format: YYYY-MM-DD
Deprecated alias for includeProfileReplies. If enabled, replies already present in monitored handle timelines are included in the output. Increases runtime significantly.
If enabled, replies that appear in monitored handle timelines are included in the output. This does not fetch full reply threads under matched posts. Increases runtime significantly.
If enabled, emits a profile record with follower count and bio for each monitored handle.
Deprecated alias for onlyNewPosts. Only return posts newer than the last run. Ideal for scheduled monitoring runs.
Return only posts that were not seen in previous runs, using both the last-run anchor and a persisted seen-post set. Ideal for scheduled monitoring runs. Defaults to true automatically when Mode is 'monitor_new_posts'.
If enabled, fetches the public post page for each matched/pushed post and emits its top-level replies as separate 'reply' records. Increases runtime and output size.
How many reply levels to include when Include Reply Threads is enabled, if the underlying data supports nesting. Depth 1 (top-level replies) is fully supported today.
If enabled, emits an 'author' record for each distinct post author discovered during the run, with bio, follower count, verification status, and bio links.
If enabled, extracts emails and phone numbers from public author bio text (and bio links, if Follow Author Links is also enabled) and adds them to the author record. Enabling this alone (with Include Author Details left off) still emits author records. Off by default. You are responsible for lawful processing of any extracted contact data and for compliance with platform terms — see README.
If enabled together with Include Author Contacts, fetches a bounded number of public bio-link-hub pages (e.g. Linktree) per author to look for additional emails, phone numbers, and links. Off by default.
If enabled (default), emits per-group summary and alert records. Disable to return only post/reply/author/profile rows plus the compact run summary. The run summary is always emitted regardless of this setting.
Posts matching any of these keywords trigger alert records and are flagged in output.
[ "outage", "refund", "bug", "broken", "support", "scam", "cancel"]Only include posts with at least this many total interactions (likes + replies + reposts). Set to 0 to include all.
Configure when alert records are emitted. mentionSpikeMultiplier controls whole-group and per-query mention-spike alerts. minEngagementForAlert controls high-engagement-post alerts. competitorBreakoutMultiplier controls competitor_breakout alerts (fires when a 'competitor' group's volume or engagement jumps this many times vs. its previous run). riskPostAlertLevel is the minimum severity ('low', 'medium', or 'high') a risk-keyword post alert must reach to be emitted.
{ "mentionSpikeMultiplier": 3, "minEngagementForAlert": 100, "competitorBreakoutMultiplier": 2, "riskPostAlertLevel": "low"}