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flespi
About flespi
Flespi is a telematics and IoT platform offering a universal API to consume telemetry data from versatile telematics sources (GPS tracking devices, IoT sensors, OEM platforms) in a standardized JSON format. Flespi also serves as a one-stop device management solution for GPS trackers regardless of the device model. On top of that, flespi features extensive data transformation and enrichment capabilities as well as a powerful telematics data analytics engine for slicing and dicing the data based on specific business needs. With 99.99+% uptime, the flespi platform guarantees virtually uninterrupted bidirectional communication between your solution and the chosen hardware. To put it short, flespi helps you get the right telemetry data injected into any destination platform, as well as effectively manage your GPS hardware pool. #telematics #telematicsdevelopment #iot #iotplatform #m2m #flespi
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7 published signals
Customers & Market
flespi reported more than 36K new devices connected across the Teltonika Telematics, Ruptela, and Jimi IoT products.
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Products & Services
flespi updated Codi to have model selection based on plan, task type, and usage, while delegated tasks have per-plan limits.
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Products & Services
flespi introduced its own flespi AI agents that can analyze telematics data, work with REST and MQTT, make account changes with explicit approval, and connect to email, Telegram, and Slack.
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Products & Services
flespi introduced external AI agents via realms including Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other agents.
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Products & Services
flespi added WebRTC support for live streaming and is working on end-to-end voice communication between drivers and dispatchers.
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Products & Services
flespi added Tachograph support with a dedicated plugin that parses all available DDD fields.
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Products & Services
flespi achieved 100% uptime after the harsh July, including a major PostgreSQL upgrade.
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