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API and integrations
Connect Dataplicity to provisioning pipelines, support systems, fleet reporting, and backend automation. The Gateway API exposes the same fleet identity and operational context that teams use in the Dataplicity application.
Start with an integration goal
| Goal | Start here |
|---|---|
| Confirm provisioned devices reached the service | Fleet overview |
| Add Dataplicity data to support tooling | Organisation API |
| Open remote access from your own product | Remote access |
| Inspect device-class capabilities | Device classes |
| Build a production service integration | Authentication and conventions |
Gateway API
The Dataplicity Gateway API is the current server-to-server integration surface. Requests use https://gateway.dataplicity.com as their API origin, while the guides and interactive endpoint reference live together in this documentation site.
API contract
The interactive reference is generated from Dataplicity's filtered public OpenAPI contract. The machine-readable schema remains available from the Gateway service.
First request
bash
curl -s \
-H "Authorization: ApiKey $ORG_API_KEY" \
"https://gateway.dataplicity.com/api/organisations/$ORG_HASH/devices/"CLI and scripts
For shell-based fleet operations from your workstation, see the command-line interface.
Typical integrations
- Factory provisioning - verify devices appear online after imaging
- Support ticketing - link tickets to
device_hash; read online status - Fleet reporting - paginate organisation inventory into internal dashboards
- Embedded remote access - bootstrap terminal sessions from your product backend
- Incident automation - create and manage alert rules programmatically