Webhooks

A webhook (also called a web callback or HTTP pushAPI) is a real-time data delivery mechanism that allows applications to receive updates automatically. Instead of actively requesting data, webhooks are triggered by events and send relevant information to a specified endpoint in JSON format.

A single webhook can subscribe to multiple events, allowing you to receive updates for various triggers. When setting up a webhook, you must specify the authentication method your service will use. Currently, we support

Basic Auth
Key Based Auth

Events

You can subscribe to Azuga for multiple events. You can try 'View Events' API to view all the events it supports. Few of them are listed below.

GPS Message
Over Speeding
Trip Start
Trip End
Low Fuel
Fuel Increase
Fuel Decrease
Battery Low Alarm
Battery Critical Alarm
Connect
Disconnect

You can subscribe to multiple events within the same webhook.