October 5, 2023
[flespi conf 2023] Core flespi entities: channels, devices, plugins
Our Software Engineer, Nadzeya Mikhailava speaks about the main flespi entities.
Telematics and Connected Mobility conference 
September 10–11, 2025 / Vilnius, Lithuania
September 10–11, 2025 / Vilnius, Lithuania
130+ protocols
Connect any of the 1000+ supported device models.
Connect any of the 1000+ supported device models.
10+ platforms
Inject telemetry data from third-party solutions (Webfleet, Invers, General Motors OnStar, and more).
Inject telemetry data from third-party solutions (Webfleet, Invers, General Motors OnStar, and more).
High-precision parsing engine
We closely work with GPS tracker manufacturers and use our powerful proprietary protocol description language to leave no byte unparsed.
We closely work with GPS tracker manufacturers and use our powerful proprietary protocol description language to leave no byte unparsed.
Output in JSON
Get clearly structured parametrized messages easy to handle in any downstream platform.
Get clearly structured parametrized messages easy to handle in any downstream platform.
Standardized parameter names
We unify the naming of the most common datapoints across protocols to make consumption handier.
We unify the naming of the most common datapoints across protocols to make consumption handier.
Getting your data in flespi
1. Log in with the flespi panel.
2. Go to Telematics hub in the left-side menu -> Channels -> click “+”.
3. Pick the proper protocol depending on the hardware manufacturer; give it a name, and click Save.
4. Point your GPS tracker to the channel’s domain name:port.
5. Check the Toolbox tab for logs and messages.
In case of any issues, check our troubleshooting checklist
Watch how to create a channel
Possible usage scenarios
Stream the entire channels to target platforms.
Aggregate data by device.