Consume Agero's Provider Software API real-time truck-tracking, geofence-triggered status updates, on-scene photo capture, and job-pricing features from a tow/roadside dispatch platform
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Steps
Connect to Agero's Provider Software API (via the Agero Developer Center, apiportal.agero.com) to receive digital dispatches with the customer's GPS-validated breakdown location pushed into the dispatch software dashboard.
Send location pings for the assigned truck so Agero can display real-time truck tracking and ETA to the end customer.
Implement geofence handling so that when a provider's truck crosses the geofence around the breakdown location, the integration reports 'on-scene' status automatically, which triggers a customer notification and advances the job status in Agero's Swoop platform.
Upload on-scene and job-completion photos through the API so they are stored in Agero's case history for damage/claims resolution.
Read the job-pricing field returned before a dispatcher accepts a job so the provider's software can display the payout before commitment.
Known gotchas
Auto status-advance depends on the integration accurately and frequently reporting truck GPS position relative to the geofence — a dispatch platform that transmits location sparsely or inaccurately will not reliably trigger on-scene auto-advance or real-time tracking.
These are described as recent feature releases on Agero's product blog rather than a stable versioned public spec; confirm exact field/payload names against the gated Developer Center docs (apiportal.agero.com) before building against them.
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