Web version

• A revamped Object list has been released: now users can monitor key sensor values directly in the Object list without opening the object detail card. Users can rearrange widgets to prioritize the most critical data for their operations, pin key parameters to be displayed directly in the Object list, and apply them across all objects for consistent visibility.
• Custom URLs for user guides and release notes are now available: Navixy’s up-to-date user guide is now available in five languages, optimized for both desktop and mobile. Platform administrators can add it to the Information center in the Web UI or add their personalized guides or FAQs.
  Additionally, you can keep Navixy’s release notes with notification badges or replace them with announcements, articles, or feature updates.

Developer hub

• Websockets mechanism has been supplemented with the IoT Monitor event. This event allows to monitor real-time updates on all device attributes as they change. Read more to learn how to subscribe to this event.
• Detailed instructions on embedding custom applications into the UI using APIs have been added. Follow the link to learn more.
• New information has been added to the API calls get_state and get_states. The platform's response now includes the following new fields:
  - Last update time for movement status – helps determine how long a tracker has been parked or when it last stopped/started moving.
  - Current ignition status and its last update time – this is essential as the platform supports discrete and virtual ignition sensors based on specific parameters. Additionally, tracking when the ignition status last changed provides valuable insights.

Developer hub

• API calls for User Applications management: We have introduced new API calls for managing User Applications to automate the creation, modification, deletion, and visibility control of User Applications, streamlining system integration and customization.

/user/application/list– retrieves a list of all existing User Applications within the user account.
/user/application/create – allows the creation of new User Applications with parameters such as name, URL template, authorization method, display method, icon, and description.
/user/application/update – updates the details of an existing User Application identified by its unique ID.
/user/application/delete – removes a User Application from the system based on its unique identifier.
/user/application/enabled/set – controls the visibility of a User Application in the side menu by enabling or disabling it.

For more details, visit our User Applications documentation.

• Filtering and sorting for service tasks: You can now filter and sort service tasks instead of downloading the entire dataset. Filter by vehicle, status, description, label, dates, cost, and more. Sorting by any field improves organization. Learn more in our Service Task API documentation.
• Filtering and sorting for point tasks: The same improvements apply to point tasks. Search and sort by employee, status, label, location, status change date, arrival date, stay duration, and form template. These enhancements simplify task tracking. See full details in our documentation.

New devices integrated

We have expanded our support for TKStar devices with a new integration.

• TKStar:
  TK806

This brings us to the total count of 1629 integrated devices.

Web version

• User Applications have been released: Navixy users can now embed custom web applications directly into the Navixy platform to meet their unique needs. Key benefits include:

- Seamless integration: Incorporate external tools like fleet analytics, industry-specific solutions, and support systems effortlessly into the Navixy platform.
- Streamlined workflows: Centralize data and tools in one interface to enhance efficiency and reduce complexity.
- Customizable solutions: Tailor the Navixy platform flexibly to meet specific needs, creating a personalized experience.

• Data Stream Analyzer has been launched: Professionals can now monitor incoming data streams and troubleshoot hardware devices in live mode via the Data Stream Analyzer. Key features include:

- Real-time data visualization: Monitor telematics data as it flows in, ensuring quick identification of trends and anomalies.
- Hardware troubleshooting: Detect and address hardware issues efficiently by analyzing data inconsistencies.
- Basic data analysis: Combine real-time and historical data to identify patterns and uncover insights for informed decision-making.

Users can not only monitor the latest data in real time but also access up to 12 previous data values for multiple devices simultaneously, providing deeper insights for analysis.

Developer hub

• New API Calls

zone/download: Export geofences from the platform to a KML file to be used in other third-party GIS and mapping software for analysis.

New devices integrated

We have expanded our support for Jimi devices with new integrations.

• Jimi:

Jimi LL309
Jimi VL111

The new additions increased the total number of integrated devices to 1628.

New devices integrated

We have integrated devices by a new GPS tracker manufacturer, expanding our range of supported options. It's a leading Taiwanese company in the GPS industry, specializing in vehicle, personal, and marine trackers and real-time video monitoring solutions.

• AVEMA:
  AVEMA Z1
  AVEMA AT35

The new additions increased the total number of integrated devices to 1626.

Developer hub

• Navixy Generic Protocol (NGP) v1.0: Navixy has launched its proprietary protocol that is central to the upcoming IoT Logic product and enhances communication between IoT devices/IoT gateways and Navixy, as well as third-party applications. We have also prepared the specification for the upcoming version of NGP 1.1a. Key features include:

- Universal data format
Manufacturers can send data to Navixy in a universal format, simplifying and streamlining device integrations for greater adaptability.
- Server-to-server communication
NGP enables smooth data transmission between Navixy and external servers, supporting communication with third-party applications effectively.
- HTTPS/ MQTT support
NGP supports HTTPS 1.1/2.0 and MQTT 3.1.1/5.0, offering flexible connectivity options for different IoT setups and needs.
- Custom attributes
The protocol allows users to define and specify custom parameters for sensors using the “Use custom parameter” option, supporting advanced telematics use cases across virtual and measurement sensors.

• New API Calls for tracker output management

get_outputs: retrieve existing output names for a single tracker.
batch_get_outputs: retrieve output names from multiple trackers in a single call.
output/update: update or rename an output for a single tracker.

• Refactored Documentation

User Interface API
All API documentation related to the web user interface is now organized under the main menu section User Interface API for improved navigation. Key sections include:
- Raw IoT Data API
- Backend API
- Frontend API
- Eco Fleet API

Admin Panel API
Panel API was renamed to Admin Panel API. This restructuring ensures that Admin Panel API methods are distinct from web UI APIs, making it easier for customers to locate the relevant information they need.

Raw IoT Data API
- Name update: the Data Warehouse is now renamed Raw IoT Data API for clarity and consistency.
- Parquet format support: you can now request Raw IoT Data in the Parquet format — ideal for Big Data solutions based on Apache, enabling faster and more efficient data processing. A video tutorial is available for requesting these files from Linux systems.
- Enhanced descriptions: improved documentation for raw data methods, including detailed parameter information, responses, and examples.

User authentication guides
Comprehensive authentication guides are now available to support leveraging user interface APIs effectively.

Web version

• Two-factor authentication (2FA) for web and mobile applications: We've enhanced security by introducing 2FA, which requires one-time passcodes (OTP) sent via email. Key features include:
  - Email-based OTP: Users receive a verification code through email to confirm their identity during the login process.
  - Flexible administration: Administrators can enable 2FA for all users or selectively for specific accounts, catering to diverse security requirements.
  - Seamless integration: 2FA integrates smoothly into the existing login workflow, ensuring minimal disruption for end users.
  - Enhanced security measures: Adds an extra layer of protection against unauthorized access, safeguarding sensitive telematics data effectively.
  
  Feel free to read our latest blog post for more details.

Developer hub

• MFA documentation added: Documentation for the newly added multi-factor authentication (MFA) API is now available, guiding how to implement and manage 2FA for users.
  - Multi-factor authentication settings: We’ve introduced a new API for managing multi-factor authentication (MFA) settings. It allows users to enable or disable MFA across all or specific accounts and set default MFA options for newly created users. We've also outlined the permissions needed to update and view MFA settings.
  - User authentication code: A new API call is now available for managing user authentication codes. It supports resending and verifying multi-factor authentication (MFA) codes sent to the user's registered email. Successful verification returns a session hash, and a five-minute rate limit helps prevent abuse.

New devices integrated

We have expanded our support for Ruptela and Suntech devices with new integrations.

• Ruptela:
  Ruptela Eco5
  Ruptela Eco5 Lite
  Ruptela Plug5
• Suntech:
  Suntech ST4215
  Suntech ST4215U
  Suntech ST4505T
  Suntech ST6560
  Suntech ST4915LCBF
  Suntech ST4955LCBW
  Suntech ST4945S

The new additions increased the total number of integrated devices to 1624.

Web version

• New Menu Editor: we have launched a new no-code Menu Editor tool that allows platform administrators to easily customize the user interface. Key features include:
  - Selection and arrangement of sidebar and tab items: we have enabled you to choose from a wide range of menu items and place them in the sidebar or as horizontal tabs. The visual editor provides a real-time preview of how the menu will appear to end users.
  - Drag and drop: we have made it simple to reorder items by dragging and dropping. Frequently used items can be prioritized at the top for quicker access. Tabs can also be rearranged to fit your needs.
  - Renaming of menu items: we have provided the option to customize menu item names to match your business's unique terminology.
  - Grouping of items: related items can now be grouped into sections, streamlining navigation for better usability. 
• Improved user guides: we have launched an improved user documentation to make finding the answers you need easier, faster, and more intuitive. Key features include:
  - Improved UI: we’ve revamped the interface to work better on both desktop and mobile, with a cleaner look and faster page loads.
  - Smarter search: we’ve enhanced the search functionality, making it easier to find the right information with more relevant results.

Integrated devices

The newly supported models include:

• ORBCOMM:
  ORBCOMM ST9101
• Coban:
  Coban BN-401A
  Coban BN-401B
  Coban BN-401C
  Coban BN-401D
• Arnavi:
  Arnavi A1
  Arnavi A2
  Arnavi A3
• Teltonika:
  Teltonika FMB209

With new additions included, the number of integrated devices has reached 1614 in total.

New devices integrated

We introduced several new devices to the supported list, expanding the choice of Navtelecom and Suntech options.

• Navtelecom
  Navtelecom Signal S-2613
  Navtelecom Signal S-4752
• Suntech
  Suntech ST4410
  Suntech ST4410G

The new additions have increased the number of integrated devices to 1605 in total.