New data silo
A new supplier often means another isolated system.
Role / IT Manager
Before adding a system, you want to know how it talks to the ones you already have.
Zenit exposes APIs to integrate fleet data into existing business systems (ERP, CRM, BI) and treats data security as a basic requirement, not as an optional feature.
- Documented APIsTo integrate fleet data into existing systems.
- Declared safetyNot left to interpretation.
Daily pressures
A new supplier is always a technical risk to be evaluated in advance.
Four typical frictions when IT is involved late in choosing a supplier.
Security difficult to evaluate
Before signing up, with little documentation available.
Promised integrations, poorly documented
They rarely arrive documented as needed by IT.
IT involved late
The business chooses tools without involving IT early enough.
What do you get with Zenit
Four outcomes for a solid technical evaluation.
The value for an IT Manager is to have clear technical answers before signing.
Documented APIs
To integrate fleet data into existing systems.
Declared security model
Not left to interpretation.
Access controlled by role
Granular permission management.
A technical contact
During the evaluation, not only commercial.
Operational scenario
The scenario of those who have to make the system talk to others.
Three recurring situations and the operational change that the platform introduces in each.
Scenario
The data that remains within a platform
A system that doesn't expose its data forces you to retype it elsewhere, and each retyping is a point at which the two systems begin to diverge.
Documented APIs and webhooks allow you to bring the data where you need it without copying it by hand.
Scenario
Integration evaluated after signature
The technical coverage is discovered during the activation phase, when changing supplier is already expensive.
The integration coverage is verified first, during the evaluation phase, with a technical contact person.
Scenario
Who answers when the problem is half done
A fault that lies between the device, the network and the software bounces between different suppliers until someone takes care of it.
Platform, devices and support come from one company, so issues are not passed between suppliers.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions for IT Managers.
Quick responses on documentation, data retention and technical comparison.
Are the APIs publicly documented?
The detailed technical documentation is shared in the technical evaluation phase; the API page describes the general approach.
How is the data managed in the event of termination of the contract?
It is one of the questions to be written down in the contract, along with the return times and format. On a technical level, the data can be exported via the documented APIs throughout the duration of the relationship, so there is no moment in which the only way to retrieve it is to ask for it: it is the condition that makes the question manageable rather than critical. Specific clauses should be read in the applicable contract.
Is a technical comparison possible before the commercial demo?
Yes, it is possible to request a discussion with a technical contact: indicate this in the contact form.
Next step
Evaluate the integration with a technical contact.
Request a dedicated technical comparison before proceeding with a commercial evaluation.
- Security as a basic requirementNot as an optional feature.
- Consistent configurationThe retention times follow your company's policies and are defined together with the technical contact person.