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# Overview

Loop is PredictHQ's event feedback and contribution tool. It gives your teams a direct channel to submit missing events and report incorrect attributes on existing ones - useful at the edges, where someone on the ground knows something the record doesn't yet reflect: a hyper-local event, a venue change, an event that didn't happen.

PredictHQ's own verification pipeline is what keeps the event record accurate. Loop complements it: submissions are reviewed by PredictHQ's data team, and accepted changes are integrated into the record.

Contributions come through the [Loop UI](https://loop.predicthq.com/) or through [Loop Links](/api/loop/loop-links.md) - unique URLs that let frontline staff and distributed teams contribute without PredictHQ accounts.

The API covers the full workflow:

* [Loop Links](/api/loop/loop-links.md) - create and manage submission links for your teams
* [Loop settings](/api/loop/loop-settings.md) - configure how your links behave
* [Loop submissions](/api/loop/loop-submissions.md) - review submitted events and their status
* [Loop feedback](/api/loop/loop-feedback.md) - review reported corrections to existing events

## Guides

* [Integrate with Loop Links](/integrations/integration-guides/integrate-with-loop-links.md)


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