Scalable Device Management Platform makes integrating, provisioning and monitoring your Digital Matter devices simple and secure.​

Full Data Control

Available Integration Methods

We have five options to integrate GPS & Sensor data into your own software platform using any one of the following methods:

  • JSON/HTTP HTTPS Payload
  • RAW TCP Connector
  • Direct Integration
  • Multi Connector Data Splitting
  • Webhooks from our Telematics Platform

Connect your tracker or sensor data to almost any endpoint, please request a copy of our Integration guide to help make an informed decision.

Use our system API for your automation projects. 

You already know that the use of trackers to see the moving parts in your business gives you lots of management information and control you would otherwise be missing, but did you know, our trackers are capable of more than just monitoring and tracking.

They can be used to trigger automations in a variety of ways and circumstances.

What can you automate with our triggers in your business?

  • Our trackers can measure angles and rotations through any axis and count them.
  • Monitor pressure, Temperature, Humidity or anything else via BLE
  • Measure mileage and journeys
  • Let you know if it enters restricted areas
  • Let you know if it moves out of hours
  • Measure and monitor temperature
  • Notify door openings
  • We can automate reporting
  • No movement alerts

How may some of these functions help you? Look at a few of our use cases and see if there is something that triggers your imagination.

If you want to discuss the possibilities, please contact us, we are happy to help explore with you or work in consultation to help get a workable solution.

JSON HTTP Connector​

Data is sent to our device management server (OEM-Device Manager) and forwarded with a HTTP/S Connector to your platform. 

Device management server translates the device’s native protocol into a JSON format and these records are sent to an endpoint over an HTTP POST. 

The connector specifies the endpoint location, and optionally: SSL (HTTPS); basic authentication; and some custom header options.

JSON HTTP Connection

RAW TCP Connector

Data is sent to our device management platform (OEM-Device Manager) and forwarded via a TCP Connector to your Platform 

The TCP connector specifies the endpoint’s location (URL:port). Data is sent in the device’s native protocol, which is a raw TCP protocol. 

A TCP socket is opened per device connection.

RAW TCP Connector

Direct Integration

Receive data directly from the device. Allows complete and independent control of the device and data.

Harder to control devices but provides complete autonomy.

Direct Integration method (diagram)

Split data with a two-way Multi Connector

Send data to two endpoints simultaneously.

OEM server showing how devices connect using a multi connector (diagram)

Webhook Integration with Telematics Platform

Webhook integration with our Telematics Platform: Pushes data after certain events occur via HTTP POST.

This method has limited functionality.

See our Integration guide for more info

Diagram showing how devices connect using a TCP connector