Identify what fleet/dealer-facing monitoring tools Generac offers for managing multiple standby generators, and whether any expose a public API
domain: pwrfleet.generac.com · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Distinguish Generac's consumer Mobile Link app from its dealer-facing tools: PWRfleet (pwrfleet.generac.com) and Mobile Link FLEET (fleet.mobilelinkgen.com)
Confirm both fleet portals require a Generac dealer account (dealer.generac.com) — they are not open self-serve platforms for arbitrary developers
Note Generac's separate industrial-energy business advertises a 'Link Manager' product with an 'open API' for microgrid/mixed-OEM fleets — this targets industrial/commercial customers, not residential standby dealers, and still requires a Generac partner relationship
If a homeowner's dealer stops offering FLEET service, Generac support directs them back to the standard Mobile Link consumer app, not an API
Known gotchas
'Open API' language on Generac's industrial site refers to partner-gated access, not public self-serve developer signup — don't conflate it with the residential Mobile Link/PWRfleet stack
Residential PWRfleet/FLEET and industrial Link Manager are separate products under the same parent company with different access models
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