Body Measurement Data Management for Enterprise Operations
Body measurement data management covers how 3D body scan data is stored, organized, and delivered to the systems that need it. Size Stream supports four data access methods: direct portal access for hands-on management, APIs for programmatic integration with business applications, on-demand CSV export for teams importing data into their own tools, and automated SFTP transfer for high-volume data exchange.
Enterprise IT and operations teams running body measurement programs at scale use Size Stream’s data management infrastructure to keep body measurements, health metrics, and garment size recommendations structured, secure, and accessible. These four delivery methods support different operational requirements while providing the same standardized dataset. Whether data is accessed through the portal, APIs, CSV exports, or SFTP, production, fulfillment, analytics, and other downstream systems receive consistent, reliable information.
At a Glance
- Four delivery methods from one dataset: data portal, APIs, CSV export, and automated SFTP
- The same structured fields across every method, site, and region
- Encrypted transfer and scheduled delivery for high-volume feeds
- Maps directly into ERP, PLM, CRM, EHR, and analytics systems
- SOC 2 Type 2 certified and GDPR compliant storage and transfer
Four Delivery Methods, One Consistent Dataset
Organizations manage data differently. Size Stream supports four delivery methods so teams can choose the workflow that fits their existing infrastructure. The choice is about operational fit, not data quality, since each method returns the same structured dataset.
Programs can use multiple data access methods simultaneously. A global deployment might use the portal for regional oversight, APIs for real-time integration with business systems, CSV exports for periodic reporting, and automated SFTP for scheduled production feeds, all from the same standardized dataset.
Data Portal
Direct access for teams that manage body data hands-on.
- View individual measurement profiles, scan history, and sizing recommendations
- Compare scan results over time and monitor body measurement changes
- Manage users, permissions, and deployments across multiple locations
APIs
Programmatic access for developers building custom integrations.
- Retrieve body measurements, health metrics, sizing recommendations, and scan data through secure APIs
- Integrate directly with business applications, customer experiences, and enterprise workflows
- Enable real-time data exchange and fully customized automation across connected systems
CSV Export
On-demand export for teams pulling data into their own tools.
- Export body measurements, health metrics, sizing data, and 3D OBJ files
- Import structured datasets into ERP, PLM, CRM, EHR, analytics, and production systems
- Generate reports and datasets for operational analysis and recordkeeping
Automated SFTP
Scheduled delivery for high-volume and automated workflows.
- Automatically deliver body measurement and sizing datasets on a scheduled basis
- Transfer data securely using encrypted SFTP connections
- Eliminate manual exports while supporting enterprise-scale data workflows
What a Body Data Record Contains
Each body data record includes the same core set of structured fields across all data access methods. Depending on the implementation, records can also include health metrics, custom metrics, and size recommendation values, with all data organized into consistent, named fields for reliable integration.
Consistent field structure makes data straightforward to map into existing systems and easy to compare across people, sites, and timepoints. A retailer routing sizing data into a production system, a health program moving metrics into a research database, and a uniform program pushing records to a fulfillment platform all work from the same field structure.
Connecting Body Data to Enterprise Systems
All data access methods deliver the same standardized dataset. Whether data is accessed through the portal, exported as CSV, transferred automatically via SFTP, or retrieved through APIs, it uses the same structured fields, making integration with ERP, PLM, CRM, EHR, analytics, and other business systems straightforward. Organizations can use one method or combine multiple methods to support different operational and technical workflows.
Secure Storage for Sensitive Body Measurement Data
Body measurement data is sensitive personal data. Secure storage and transmission sit under every delivery method. SFTP delivery is built on the SSH File Transfer Protocol, a recognized standard for secure file transfer. Data is held in structured, standard formats and sent over encrypted connections throughout.
- SOC 2 Type 2 certified
- GDPR compliant
- Secure access across portal, API, export, and transfer methods
- Infrastructure scales across large uniform, apparel, health, and research programs
Frequently Asked Questions
How is body measurement data stored and exported?
Body measurement data is stored in secure, structured formats and available through four delivery methods: a data portal for direct access, APIs, CSV files for on-demand export, and automated SFTP transfers for high-volume delivery. Each method returns the same structured dataset. Teams choose based on how they already manage data and can use more than one method simultaneously.
What data formats does Size Stream support?
Size Stream delivers body data as structured CSV files with measurement and garment configuration fields in standard named columns. The same structured data is accessible through the portal and via automated SFTP delivery, so the format stays consistent across all access methods and sites.
How do I access body scan data?
Body scan data is accessed four ways: through the portal for direct hands-on management, using APIs, via on-demand CSV export for teams pulling data into their own tools, or through automated SFTP transfers for continuous high-volume delivery. The right method depends on whether a team needs direct access, periodic exports, or automated feeds into production or analytics systems.
Talk to our team about 3D body scanning, fit, and body composition.