Choose or integrate with backflow-test reporting software (SwiftComply, Tokay, VEPO) for a fire-protection/cross-connection contractor's test-submission workflow
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Steps
For VEPO: use the VEPO API, which the vendor documents as providing full read/write access to property records plus backflow test, CSI, FOG inspection, and FOG trip-ticket data — contact VEPO directly for API credentials and docs
For SwiftComply: know customers get RESTful API/CSV integration per SwiftComply's own Master Services Agreement, but there is no public self-serve developer-docs portal — treat this as a sales/support-negotiated integration
For Tokay (now part of Aquatic Informatics): no public API documentation was found — plan on contacting Aquatic Informatics/Tokay sales for integration options rather than expecting an open API
Regardless of vendor, confirm whether the local water utility mandates a specific reporting platform before building a custom submission pipeline, since many municipalities require testers to submit through the utility's chosen system
Known gotchas
None of these three publish fully open, self-serve API documentation the way ServiceTrade or Inspect Point do — expect a sales conversation before getting credentials
Municipal backflow programs often mandate the reporting platform, so the right integration target may be dictated by the customer's water utility, not your own preference
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