Integrate Arity's Driving Engine SDK and Scoring API into an insurance app to collect trip data and generate a usage-based driving score
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Steps
Engage Arity (Allstate's telematics/data subsidiary) through a business/partner agreement to get access to their Apigee-based developer portal and SDK, since this is an enterprise product, not a self-serve signup.
Embed the Driving Engine mobile SDK (iOS/Android) in your app to collect location samples during trips and assemble per-trip summaries.
Call the Scoring API to convert collected trip data into a 1-100 driving score usable for underwriting or engagement features.
Layer in hard-braking/rapid-acceleration event detection if your product needs coaching-style feedback rather than just an aggregate score.
Implement explicit user consent and data-sharing disclosure flows before enabling background collection, given active regulatory and consumer scrutiny of driving-data practices in this industry.
Known gotchas
Access is enterprise-sales-gated via Apigee-managed credentials, not an open developer signup — plan for a partner onboarding process.
Consumer driving-data sharing practices in this space (including sharing collected data with insurers beyond the original collecting app) have drawn regulatory and press scrutiny — build consent and disclosure flows that would hold up to that level of scrutiny, not just minimal App Store compliance.
Background location collection at telematics-grade frequency has real battery and OS-permission implications (iOS/Android background location restrictions) that need explicit handling, not just SDK defaults.
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