API and Integrations

Telematics API and System Integrations

IOPGPS provides authenticated API access for system integrations. Available methods, data scope, and permissions are configured for each integration.

Integration work should start with the business workflow, the systems involved, the device data available, the required permissions, and the operating process for ongoing support.

IOPGPS platform API settings screen for authenticated integration configuration

Integration Summary

How Integration Scope Is Defined

Integration scope connects a business system to authenticated access, selected data, permissions, testing, and launch ownership.

  • Business systems and workflows in scope
  • Available data and permission boundaries
  • Authentication handled through the customer integration process

Integration Architecture

From Business System to IOPGPS

  1. External business system
  2. Authenticated access
  3. Defined data scope
  4. Permission scope
  5. IOPGPS

Integration Capabilities

Authenticated Access and Data Scope

Authenticated access

Connect to IOPGPS through authenticated API access for defined integration scenarios.

Data scope planning

Define the device, track, alarm, report, or workflow data required for the integration.

Permission configuration

Align access with account hierarchy, user roles, and operating responsibilities.

System workflow alignment

Connect telematics data with external systems according to agreed integration scope.

Deployment validation

Confirm available data and implementation details before launch.

Integration Workflow

From Business Scope to Production Use

Each integration begins with a business objective and proceeds through data validation, access definition, testing, and controlled launch.

  1. Define the business workflow

    Identify the external system, operational objective, required data, and responsible business owner.

  2. Confirm device and data availability

    Review compatible devices, available platform data, account structure, and permission requirements.

  3. Establish authenticated access

    Define the approved authentication process, data scope, user responsibilities, and integration permissions.

  4. Test the connected workflow

    Validate the selected data and operating process with the external system before production use.

  5. Launch and review

    Move the integration into daily use with documented responsibilities and an agreed process for ongoing review.

Device and Data Dependencies

What Affects Available Functions

Device data availability

Account hierarchy and permission scope

External system requirements

Integration security and operating process

Deployment Considerations

What We Configure

API methods, data scope, permissions, and implementation details are configured for each integration.

Integration availability depends on device data, platform permissions, external system requirements, and deployment configuration.

Authentication details and implementation credentials are provided through the customer's integration process.

Customer Proof

Related Deployment Evidence

Digital Oversight for One Million Financed Vehicles

A Southeast Asian vehicle finance provider used IOPGPS to support digital oversight for one million financed vehicles.

1,000,000Financed vehicles managed through the deployment
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Industrial Fleet Operations Across 7,000 Vehicles

IMIP used a customized IOPGPS environment to digitize industrial fleet operations across 7,000 connected vehicles.

7,000Industrial vehicles connected through the deployment
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Frequently Asked Questions

Does IOPGPS provide API access?

Yes. IOPGPS provides authenticated API access for defined integration scenarios.

What data can be integrated?

The data scope is configured for each integration and may include supported device, track, alarm, report, or workflow data when available.

Are API details published on the website?

No. Authentication details and implementation credentials are provided through the customer's integration process.

Can integrations support BYOD or third-party device programs?

Yes. WanWay supports BYOD and third-party device integration, with compatibility and available functions dependent on device protocol, data availability, permissions, and deployment configuration.

Last updated July 25, 2026.