What is VisionMax?

VisionMax is the manufacturer MiTAC's own AI Dashcam platform. After buying a camera from MiTAC, you will be given the option of which firmware (and by extension software platform) you want to use - VisionMax is the native option. Telematics Guru has an integration with VisionMax such that you can view and interact with these cameras after performing the setup yourself.

How Can I Get Started?

1. Ensure that you have the following permissions in Telematics Guru:

2.  Contact VisionMax support and request an API key for your instance. An API key will typically take the form of a large string of random letters and numbers.
    
3. Within VisionMax, make a fleet for your end-customer, and then create a user ("account") within that fleet with an admin role. Once the user has been made, copy down the e-mail and password chosen.
    
4. Ensure that both your Home Organisation and the target customer organisation has the following functionality: 
   
   
   1. Camera Integration 
       
5. While viewing any org, navigate to Admin → Organisation Management → Partner Integrations 
   
    

6.  Click on “Create” in the top right-hand corner 
   
    

7. From Integration Type choose “VisionMax Auth” 
    
8. Within Display Name choose a memorable name for your Integration. 
    
9. Under VisionMax Email type in the e-mail address that you created for your admin role user in step (3)
    
10. Under VisionMax Password enter the password that you created for your admin role user in step (3)
     
11. Under VisionMax API URL enter https://api.visionmaxfleet.com/ 
     
12. Click Login/Test
    
     
     

2. If your credentials were sucessfully accepted by VisionMax, you will receive a notification of their success, and the VisionMax Bearer Token will populate.
    
3. Once populated, a button called Subscribe to Webhooks will appear. Click this button to receive a notification about “Successfully subscribing to VisionMax webhooks”.
    

15.  Click Save.
     
16. Navigate to Admin → Organisation Management → Organisation  
    
     

17. Find your organisation in the list and click the edit button 
     
18. Under the tab Camera Fleet enter in the following details 
    
     
    
    
    1. Partner Integration - choose the one you just entered for Display Name on the Edit Partner Integration popup. 
        
    2. Camera Fleet Name - choose an appropriate name to use within TG menus. 
        
    3. Camera Fleet Id - Copy the ‘Fleet ID’ from your VisionMax portal that represents the customer fleet you want to pair with this organisation. This prevents data from other VisionMax accounts you control from finding its way into this TG organisation. This field is case-sensitive. 
       
        
        

2. Click Save. 
    
3. To confirm that your setup is functional, please switch to the organisation for which you set up your Camera Fleet , and then navigate to Assets → Manage Cameras.
    
4. Click Import. You should see the name of the Camera Fleet that you chose in step (18).
    
5. Click Next.  If you can see appropriate cameras returned in the table under the Camera Type then your authentication setup has been successful.
   
    
   
    

Adding Cameras

Using the Import Function (Bulk)

1. Switch to the organisation for which you set up your Camera Fleet and then navigate to Assets → Manage Cameras.
   
    
    

2. Click Import. You should see the name of the Camera Fleet appropriate to your current organisation.
    
3. Click Next.  You should see the correct cameras for your fleet returned in a table.
    

1. Choose a default asset type from the dropdown to be applied if a camera is to be turned into an asset (using the camera hardware as the GPS tracker).
    
2. Use the checkbox on the left to select each ‘new’ camera that you would like to create as an asset with a linked camera in Telematics Guru.
    
3. Click Import.
    
4. Your new cameras should now appear as rows in the Manage Cameras screen. A black flag next to the camera name indicates that an asset has been created. Camera setup is now complete, but the new assets will simply bear the name of the camera and will need to be updated.
    

Using Serial (Single)

1. Go to Assets → Manage Cameras and click Add Camera 
   
    
    
2.  Provide a camera name, and then enter the serial number of the camera as the Serial Number. 
    
3.  Click Create
    
4. Your new camera should now appear as rows in the Manage Cameras screen. A black flag next to the camera name indicates that an asset has been created. Camera setup is now complete, but you may want to go to the Asset Manage screen and change the name of the new asset.
    

Next Steps

Now that you have integrated your cameras, consider creating some Camera Alerts so that your users will be proactively alerted to AI-generated events.