The Xovis API is structured around specific data categories: count data, real-time occupancy, zone metrics, and system status. Below are the most frequently used endpoints found in Xovis documentation. A. Count Data (Line Counts)
Webhooks / Event subscriptions
Manage "Privacy Zones" to ensure GDPR and data privacy compliance by masking specific areas. B. Counting & Occupancy Data xovis api documentation
Communicating directly with individual sensors via HTTP/HTTPS or MQTT.
: Used to control sensor functions and pull pre-processed data. Data Push Options The Xovis API is structured around specific data
The (e.g., live occupancy, retail queues, heatmaps) you need to extract. Share public link
The number of people inside the zone at a specific moment. Count Data (Line Counts) Webhooks / Event subscriptions
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Ensuring that a "Data Viewer" cannot accidentally change "Sensor Configuration." 4. Working with the Xovis Hub (Manager)
Xovis provides two primary integration pathways depending on your architecture:
: Modern sensors support MQTT for instant, low-latency pedestrian flow reporting. Remote Management via Xovis HUB
