Navixy | Documentation
⌘Ctrlk
Log inGet startedAsk Navixy AI
  • Support center
  • Navixy MCP
  • Q&A
Navixy | Documentation
  • Q&A
  • Using Navixy
  • Admin panel
  • On-Premise
  • APIs
    • WebSockets vs get_states API for real-time tracking data
    • API error codes and HTTP statuses
    • Empty list in API response
    • Batch geocoding support for search_location
    • Get tracker events history via API
    • Retrieve latest sensor readings for multiple trackers
    • Update tracker label via API
    • Identify a usual / longest parking location via API
    • Track when output control was changed via API
    • API to retrieve videos from the platform
    • User session hash vs admin panel hash vs API key
    • Get relevant telemetry in one API call (get_state)
    • Using the Task Form Values API call
  • Device-related questions
Powered by GitBook
For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.
  1. Q&A

APIs

Integrate with Navixy APIs for authentication, real-time tracking data, telemetry retrieval, geocoding, event history, sensor readings, and remote control

WebSockets vs get_states API for real-time tracking dataAPI error codes and HTTP statusesEmpty list in API responseBatch geocoding support for search_locationGet tracker events history via APIRetrieve latest sensor readings for multiple trackersUpdate tracker label via APIIdentify a usual / longest parking location via APITrack when output control was changed via APIAPI to retrieve videos from the platformUser session hash vs admin panel hash vs API keyGet relevant telemetry in one API call (get_state)Using the Task Form Values API call
PreviousReseller functionality in On-Premise
NextWebSockets vs get_states API for real-time tracking data

Last updated 2 months ago

Was this helpful?

LogoLogo

Legal

  • Privacy policy
  • Terms of service
  • Support regulations
  • Cookie settings
youtubelinkedinfacebookx-twitter

© 2005–2026 Navixy by SquareGPS Inc. The composable platform for connected operations. All rights reserved.

Was this helpful?