Changelog

The GET form-templates endpoint is now generally available and fully supported for production 🎉! Check it out and happy coding 💻.

The PATCH form-submissions endpoint is now generally available and fully supported for production 🎉! Check it out and happy coding 💻.

The GET driver-efficiency/vehicles endpoint is now in the Beta stage. Feel free to send in your comments via our feedback form. (Note this endpoint should not be used in production until it is made generally available).

The GET driver-efficiency/drivers endpoint is now in the Beta stage. Feel free to send in your comments via our feedback form. (Note this endpoint should not be used in production until it is made generally available).

We've released a new version of the API. This version updates the behavior of the PATCH assets endpoint: The previous version of the API returned the updated Asset object at the top level of the response body. The new version of the API returns the updated Asset object nested under a 'data' field.

We've released a new version of the API. This version updates the behavior of the POST assets endpoint: The previous version of the API returned the created Asset object at the top level of the response body. The new version of the API returns the created Asset object nested under a 'data' field.

The GET cameras/media endpoint is now generally available and fully supported for production 🎉! Check it out and happy coding 💻.

We've released a new version of the API. This version updates the behavior of the POST fleet/documents endpoint: Updated the value of 'createdAtTime' to be the time the document was created on the client rather than the server.

We've released a new version of the API. This version updates the behavior of the GET fleet/documents/.id endpoint: Updated the value of 'createdAtTime' to be the time the document was created on the client rather than the server.

We've released a new version of the API. This version updates the behavior of the GET fleet/documents endpoint: Updated the value of 'createdAtTime' to be the time the document was created on the client rather than the server.