Track a septic/grease-trap pumper truck fleet's location and telemetry via the GPS Trackit API
domain: api-docs.gpstrackit.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Generate an API key from the GPS Trackit Fleet Manager 3.5 account under Account > API (per-subuser keys are supported for scoping access)
Send the key in the X-API-KEY header on requests to the RESTful JSON API documented at https://api-docs.gpstrackit.com/
Call the vehicle/asset location endpoints to pull current GPS position for pumper trucks, and the telemetry endpoints for odometer and engine-hour data useful for pump-out route and maintenance scheduling
Use HTTPS with TLS 1.2+ for all calls, as required by the docs
For bulk or longer-running operations, note that some GPS Trackit requests are asynchronous and deliver results via webhook rather than an immediate response body
Known gotchas
GPS Trackit is a general fleet-telematics API, not septic-specific — there's no built-in concept of a 'pump-out job' or 'tank fill level'; you'll need to correlate location/telemetry data against your own job records
Some endpoints return results asynchronously via webhook — polling for an immediate synchronous response on those calls will not work
API keys are tied to a specific sub-user/account scope; a key generated under one sub-account won't see vehicles assigned to a different sub-account without explicit sharing
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