CSP
Follow our setup guide to connect CSP to QUANTI:
Prebuilt reports and definition
Overview
The CSP connector loads socio-professional category (CSP/PCS) distribution data by territory into your data warehouse. It is designed to enrich your customer and order data with socio-demographic context — enabling you to cross-reference postal codes with population profiles to better understand your audience and optimize targeting.
Currently supports France at the IRIS level (the smallest INSEE geographic unit, corresponding to neighbourhoods of ~2,000 inhabitants).
No authentication is required.
Setup instructions
Prebuilt reports
csp_france_iris: Socio-professional category distribution at IRIS level from the French INSEE census. One row per IRIS territory per census year. Includes the postal code of the commune for easy JOIN with order and customer data.
Fields: iris_code (9-character code: 5-digit commune + 4-digit IRIS number), iris_label (neighbourhood name), commune_code, postal_code, departement, region, census_year.
Population metrics (percentage of population aged 15+):
pct_agriculteurs
PCS 1 — Farmers
pct_artisans
PCS 2 — Craftsmen, shopkeepers, business owners
pct_cadres
PCS 3 — Executives & senior professionals
pct_prof_intermediaires
PCS 4 — Intermediate professions
pct_employes
PCS 5 — Employees
pct_ouvriers
PCS 6 — Workers
pct_retraites
PCS 7 — Retirees
pct_sans_activite
PCS 8 — Inactive persons
pct_csp_plus
CSP+ aggregate (PCS 2+3+4)
Prebuilt reports and definition
Notes
No authentication required: The connector uses public INSEE census data — no API key or OAuth is needed.
Sync frequency: Data is refreshed monthly. The underlying census data changes only when INSEE publishes a new census vintage.
Full replace sync: Each sync fully replaces the table — the data is static by nature.
Joining with order data: Use
postal_codeto joincsp_france_iriswith your order or customer tables. Note that one postal code can correspond to multiple IRIS — aggregate CSP metrics across IRIS for a given postal code to get a representative profile.IRIS granularity: IRIS is the smallest statistical unit in France (~2,000 inhabitants per zone). It provides more precise socio-demographic targeting than postal codes or departments alone.
Additional countries: Only France is currently supported. Other countries may be added in future versions.
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