Determine how to access Doka Concremote concrete-strength monitoring data outside the vendor's web portal/app
domain: doka.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Review the Concremote hardware and software pages on doka.com to confirm data (temperature, calculated strength) is delivered via a secure cloud web portal and native app, not a documented public API.
Note that Doka hosts an API subdomain (api-internal.doka.com) with ReDoc-style documentation, but its naming and access pattern indicate internal/partner use, not public self-serve access.
Download the current Concremote user manual/operating instructions PDFs from doka.com for the officially supported data-access workflow (portal login, PDF/CSV export).
Contact Doka (info@doka.com) or a regional representative to ask about API or data-export integration options for enterprise customers.
Treat any claim of open Concremote API access as unverified until confirmed directly by Doka, since public docs don't describe one.
Known gotchas
api-internal.doka.com is real but appears to require internal/partner authentication — don't present it as a public developer endpoint.
Documented data access is portal/app-based; a programmatic integration likely needs a direct vendor request.
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