Iteris Enhances ADT and API Capabilities of VantageLive!

1 min. Read • Posted 06/08/2020 by Mike Plata

VantageLive! Update 8

We are pleased to announce the release of VantageLive! Update 8. The latest enhancements include additional reporting functionality, improvements to the average daily traffic (ADT) page, and API updates for seamless integration with external third-party data platforms, such as MS2.

New features and enhancements:

  • Data download improvements – export single-day volume data from charts in 15 or 60-minute bins
  • ADT improvements – export ADT page graphics and download ADT reports in CSV format, revised approach direction labels and more
  • API updates – additional functionality to provide seamless data integration with popular external third-party data platforms, such as MS2 (notify Iteris to enable API function)

For more information, please read the VantageLive! Update 8 Release Notes available on the Iteris Resource Center or contact your local sales manager.

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Our team would be happy to walk you through the new features listed above or revisit any of the existing ones. Contact us today to request a demo.

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