Xovis Api Documentation Jun 2026

To ensure system health, the API offers endpoints to monitor the operational status of your sensor fleet.

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All API traffic must be encrypted via TLS/HTTPS to protect sensitive operational data. Example Request Header: xovis api documentation

The sensor responds with a structured payload. A standard JSON response contains timestamps, line identifiers, and the respective traffic metrics:

This comprehensive guide breaks down how the Xovis API works, its architecture, payload examples, and best practices for developers. 🏛️ Xovis API Architecture Overview To ensure system health, the API offers endpoints

The Xovis SPIDER edge device allows you to manage ten or more sensors as a single "Parent" device, providing a unified data stream via its own API. Security and Privacy Compliance Full-featuring APIs - Xovis

For environments like airport security checkpoints, immigration lines, or retail checkouts, the API exposes advanced queue metrics. Example Request Header: The sensor responds with a

Queue length (number of people waiting), waiting time (average time spent in queue), and service time.

A Xovis sensor counts the number of people entering a store via the API. This data is pushed to a Business Intelligence (BI) system like PowerBI or Tableau, which correlates it with Point-of-Sale (POS) data to calculate conversion rates. The open REST API enables direct connectivity to ERP or BI systems for automated reporting.

HTTP Basic Authentication or Bearer Tokens (depending on firmware version and setup).