Connects to the systems you already run — no rip-and-replace.
RouteSync is built to interoperate with your existing transport estate. It connects to telematics, ticketing, scheduling, finance, identity and mapping systems through open standards and well-defined interfaces — so it sits alongside what you already operate rather than forcing you to replace it.
One platform, wired into your whole estate.
Across planning, operations, revenue and reporting, RouteSync exchanges data with the systems your agency already depends on — keeping a single source of truth instead of disconnected silos.
Built on open, interoperable standards.
RouteSync interoperates with the standards and systems you already run — so it connects into your existing environment rather than locking you in.
Four ways data moves in and out.
From live streams to scheduled file drops, RouteSync supports the integration pattern each of your systems is built for — so connections are reliable, secure and maintainable.
APIs & webhooks
Secure REST APIs and event webhooks for real-time, two-way exchange with ticketing, finance and partner platforms.
Live data streams
Real-time AVLS, telemetry and validation feeds flow continuously into operations control and dashboards.
Pre-built connectors
Standard connectors for common AFCS, HR, GIS and ERP systems — and tailored mappings for your specific stack.
File & batch exchange
Scheduled, validated imports and exports over SFTP or secure transfer for systems that work in batches.
Works with your devices — or new, certified ones.
Connections that hold up in the field.
Secure by default
Authenticated, encrypted exchange with scoped access and audit trails — integrations follow your security and procurement rules.
Online & offline
Field devices keep capturing and validating offline, then reconcile automatically with connected systems when the network returns.
Confirmed per engagement
Exact connectors, data mappings and hosting are scoped to each agency's systems — tailored, not one-size-fits-all.
The systems we are already wired into.
Categories are easy to write. These are the connectors that ship with the platform — by name, so you can check whether yours is one of them before the first meeting.
| Area | Built in today | Anything else |
|---|---|---|
| Payments | Razorpay, Stripe, PayPal, Flutterwave, M-Pesa, Paystack, PayTabs, Xendit | New gateways are added against a common interface — typically a short piece of work rather than a redesign. |
| SMS & voice | Twilio, Vonage, MSG91, Africa’s Talking, AWS SNS | Regional aggregators on request. |
| AWS SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, any SMTP relay | Your own relay is fine — several deployments send through the authority’s mail server. | |
| Push notifications | Firebase Cloud Messaging, OneSignal | — |
| Mapping & geocoding | Google Maps Platform, Mappls (MapmyIndia) | Provider is selectable per service and per tenant, so a deployment that must stay on an Indian provider can. |
| Telematics & AVL | Wialon IPS protocol; direct OBU ingestion from CCU/SCU units | Most tracking vendors are read through Wialon IPS or a direct feed; new device protocols are scoped per deployment. |
| In-vehicle ITS hardware | Destination boards and in-cabin displays, PA and announcement units, MDVR recorders, ADAS and driver-facing cameras, APC door sensors | Driven where the vendor’s interface is documented, and mapped at onboarding where the vendor supplies the specification — the scope boundary is set out on . |
| Statutory backends | AIS-140 formatted push to state VLTD backends; panic routing to 112 / ERSS | Each state backend is onboarded separately, with its own certification testing. |
| Open transit data | GTFS static, GTFS-Realtime, Delhi Open Transit Data | Any GTFS or GTFS-RT publisher. RouteSync both consumes and publishes. |
| Fare media | NCMC, QR, and open-loop card schemes | EMV acceptance is delivered with the acquirer specified in the tender. |
| Scheduling handover | HASTUS export | Other scheduling suites via the service-specification export. |
| HR, ERP & finance | REST and SFTP batch exchange | Named-system connectors are built to the client’s instance rather than assumed — these systems are configured too differently to ship a generic one honestly. |
| GIS | GeoJSON import and export | Shapefile conversion handled during onboarding. |
If the system you need is in the right-hand column rather than the left, say so early — we will tell you what building it involves instead of leaving it implied.