Operational views
Bring relevant vehicle or object information into an internal workspace. Keep the source, freshness and meaning of each field clear to the people using it.
API & INTEGRATIONS / CONNECT YOUR WORK
Let tracking information support the rest of your business.
Use the platform API to connect approved systems with tracking information and supported actions. Define the business workflow first, then confirm the endpoints, permissions and data needed to implement it.
01 / GPS API & BUSINESS INTEGRATIONS
Useful integration starting points
Activity & reporting
Connect supported journey, event and report information with the records your business already maintains. Confirm formats and identifiers rather than assuming two systems describe activity in the same way.
Administration workflows
Use supported account or object actions where the integration has the appropriate permissions. Keep automated changes limited to the approved purpose.
02 / GPS API & BUSINESS INTEGRATIONS
Scope an integration that can be tested
- Describe the external system and the specific user problem to solve.
- List the data you need to read and any actions you need to perform.
- Confirm endpoint coverage, authentication, permissions and applicable limits.
- Define how errors, missing data and delayed updates should be handled.
- Use authorised test data and agree acceptance criteria before production use.
03 / GPS API & BUSINESS INTEGRATIONS
Keep access intentional
Minimum permissions
Give the integration only the access needed for its job. API access is application access, not source-code ownership or server control.
Protect credentials
Keep tokens and other credentials out of browser code, public repositories and enquiry messages. Use the approved secure setup process when access is provisioned.
Agree responsibilities
Confirm who builds, operates and maintains the integration, including third-party costs and changes. No particular API limit, endpoint or external-system compatibility is promised without review.
CONTINUE EXPLORING
Take the next step with context.
Use your requirements to guide the discussion. Scope and terms are agreed before proceeding.