Access Pitstop's REST API for fleet maintenance data (telematics, work orders, DVIRs)
domain: pitstopconnect.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Request API access from Pitstop as a customer; there is no public self-serve signup for API credentials.
Review the published Swagger/OpenAPI (OAS 2.0) reference hosted by Pitstop before building against any endpoint.
Use the API to sync telematics data such as trips and fault codes from your connected telematics provider into Pitstop.
Submit work orders from any external system or format; Pitstop normalizes and encodes them to VMRS automatically.
Retrieve supplementary records like parts, warranties, inspections, and DVIRs through the same REST API rather than manual export.
Confirm the exact endpoints, auth method, and rate limits with Pitstop for your account, since access is provisioned per customer rather than globally documented.
Known gotchas
No self-serve API key flow exists on the public site — provisioning goes through a sales/integration conversation, so plan for lead time before you can call anything.
Custom integrations (ERP, document systems) are described as built by Pitstop's own integration team on request, not exposed as generic public endpoints.
The marketing pages don't list concrete endpoint paths, request schemas, or auth headers — treat the Swagger/OAS 2.0 reference as the only authoritative source and verify specifics there per account.
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