Technology · TEC-01A · REST · JSON · Bulk lookups · Consent built in
If you already run a transport management system, a delivery app or an internal operations console, you don't need another dashboard — you need location as data. The SIM Tracking API exposes consent-based cellular location as a straightforward REST endpoint your engineers can call in an afternoon, so live positions appear inside the software your teams already use.
What it does
Submit a mobile number; receive a latitude, longitude, accuracy radius and resolving operator in a structured JSON response. The API abstracts away every operator-specific quirk behind one consistent contract, so your code never has to know whether a number sits on Airtel, Jio or Vi.
Consent is handled by the platform, not by you. When a number is first submitted, the consent workflow fires automatically; your application simply polls for a ready state and then queries position at whatever cadence your use case demands.
For engineers
Every response carries coordinates, accuracy, operator and a status field. No parsing surprises, no undocumented edge cases.
Submit up to 500 numbers in one request and receive all positions in a single response — built for fleet-scale polling without rate-limit gymnastics.
Query the consent status of any number programmatically and re-trigger the workflow for non-responders, all through the API.
Subscribe to geofence entry, exit and route-deviation events and receive them as push callbacks rather than polling for them.
Develop against a sandbox with test numbers before you touch production traffic or billing.
Every call, its resolving operator and its outcome are logged for your finance and operations teams to audit.
Integration path
API questions
A standard REST API returning JSON. Each response includes latitude, longitude, an accuracy radius, the resolving operator and a status field.
Yes. The bulk endpoint accepts up to 500 mobile numbers per call and returns all coordinates in one response, which is the right pattern for fleet-scale polling.
The platform manages consent. You submit numbers, the consent workflow runs automatically, and you poll a status endpoint before tracking. You can also re-trigger consent for non-responders programmatically.
Yes — you build and test against a sandbox with test numbers before moving to production credentials and live billing.
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