Data sources of almost any shape
GPS trackers and IoT sensors, OEM vehicle APIs, CAN and OBD-II integrations, and raw protocol feeds over MQTT, HTTP/REST, WebSockets and TCP/UDP.
IoT Logic
The layer between a device and a decision.
Raw telematics arrives as numbered frames that mean nothing until something decodes, filters and routes them. IoT Logic is Navixy's no-code tool for exactly that work — assembled visually, changed in an afternoon.
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Decoding without a developer
Raw frames become named attributes you can read — the step that normally costs a firmware engineer and three weeks.
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IF / THEN branching
Conditions expressed visually and refined with expressions, so a rule like “fuel drops more than 40 litres while ignition is off” becomes a pipeline step, not a support ticket.
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Actions and webhooks
Fire an alert, call your own endpoint, or push a command back to the device — the automation runs on the platform, not in a script somebody has to babysit.
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Output endpoints
Deliver the finished stream to your own application, your BI stack, or a cloud platform such as AWS, Azure or Google Cloud.
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New devices without waiting on us
When a manufacturer ships a model you want to sell, the pipeline is where you teach the platform to read it.
What it means for you
Why a tracking company cares.
If you sell tracking, the bottleneck is rarely the map — it is the days lost every time a new device, sensor or customer rule needs custom work. IoT Logic moves that work out of your development queue and into a tool your support engineers can drive, which is the difference between quoting a new integration in weeks and quoting it in the meeting.