Pull AMI meter readings and consumption history from Neptune 360 using its token-based REST API
domain: neptunetg.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Obtain the site's Client ID, Client Secret, and API key from the SDK Access window in Neptune 360 (assigned by Neptune 360 support)
Call the /token endpoint with those credentials to receive a bearer token, valid for 10 minutes
Call a permitted endpoint (Endpoints, Last Readings, Readings, Consumption, or Gateways) with the token in the Authorization header as 'Bearer {token}'
For endpoints requiring a date range (Readings, Consumption), page through results within the utility's permitted weekly request quota
Download the utility's bundle-specific YAML/Swagger definition from the SDK Access window for the full endpoint/schema reference
Known gotchas
Bearer tokens expire after 10 minutes and must be refreshed via /token for any longer-running job; there is no long-lived session token
API usage is metered on a weekly quota per bundle; exceeding it returns HTTP 429 with a 'Limit Exceeded' message until the following week's reset
Full endpoint/schema documentation (the YAML bundle) is only accessible after authenticating into a utility's or vendor's Neptune 360 account; it is not published as open, unauthenticated reference
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