Integrate the Cambridge Mobile Telematics DriveWell SDK into a mobile app to collect trip data and score driver behavior for a usage-based insurance product
domain: cmtelematics.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Engage CMT through a commercial/enterprise agreement to get SDK access and environment credentials — there is no public self-serve API key signup for DriveWell.
Embed the DriveWell mobile SDK (iOS/Android) in the app and enable background trip detection so it can start/stop recording sensor data automatically per drive.
Configure the specific scoring modules you need (e.g., Eco Score, Fuel Score, Crash Assistance, hard-braking/acceleration detection) rather than enabling the full feature set by default.
Use CMT's server-side APIs to pull processed trip summaries, driver scores, and crash-detection alerts back into your backend once the SDK has uploaded raw sensor data.
Implement CMT's privacy/consent management tooling to record and honor user data-sharing preferences, since telematics data collection is subject to state privacy law and insurance regulation.
Known gotchas
Access is enterprise-sales-gated, not self-serve; expect a procurement/legal cycle before you get real credentials, unlike most consumer-facing developer APIs.
Trip detection and scoring accuracy depend heavily on phone placement, OS background-permission behavior, and device diversity — pilot on real devices, not just simulators.
Consumer telematics/UBI data collection is an active regulatory and litigation area; build explicit, auditable consent flows rather than relying on blanket app permissions.
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