ERP
Fleet data reaches your business system via API or webhook. The data to transfer—cost per vehicle, distance, due dates—is defined by the fields your ERP expects.
Integrations
Your fleet data shouldn't be isolated from everything else.
Zenit connects to the systems that your company already uses, management systems, CRM, transport tools, so fleet data becomes part of the business workflow, not a separate island.
- Synchronized dataData flows from one system to another reducing manual copying.
- State declaredEach category indicates whether it is available or on the roadmap.
Categories
How Zenit connects to the systems you already use
This list does not declare out-of-the-box integrations: it collects the systems that customers most often ask to connect, and says which channel the connection goes through. Feasibility on a specific system occurs with a technical contact, on the fields that must travel — because that is where an integration succeeds or fails, not in the name of the product.
Management systems
Integrations with main company systems.
CRM
Vehicle location and activity can feed the CRM via API, typically linking a service call to a customer. Integration coverage is defined at field level, not by the product name.
HR
Vehicle assignments and usage data may be exposed to personnel systems. Which data is legitimate to transfer is a question that precedes the technical one.
TMS
Routes, times and status of vehicles can be read from a transport management system via API, with the update frequency to be agreed.
Technical connections
Technical foundations for direct integrations.
Cloud ecosystems
Integrations with the most popular cloud platforms.
Microsoft
Microsoft tools use the same channels: APIs for reading data and webhooks for events. Feasibility depends on which data the receiving system needs.
Same channels. The most frequent case is to bring operational data into sheets or dashboards already in use.
Power BI
The data is brought into a business intelligence model via API. Which metrics to expose is decided by the reports you need to produce, not by the catalogue of available fields.
Enterprise platforms
Integrations for complex enterprise contexts.
SAP
The connection with an enterprise system passes through the API and must be designed on the required fields and frequency. It is a check to be done with a technical contact before signing.
Oracle
As above: the channel is technical and documented, the feasibility depends on the coverage of the fields and the constraints of the receiving system.
Salesforce
As above. The typical case is to link the activity of a vehicle to a commercial registry.
HubSpot
As above, with the same verification method: we start from what must arrive on the other side.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Zenit integrations.
Clarifications on custom development and technical support.
Do integrations require custom development?
It depends on the system: some integrations are ready to use, others require technical configuration, a consultant clarifies this during the demo phase.
Does Zenit have a support team for integrations?
Yes, the technical team supports the integration phase.
Next step
Speak to a technical representative.
A technical contact can confirm the status of each integration for your specific case.
- Declared availabilityEach integration indicates the available status to help you evaluate the technical coverage.