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How do I export the GPS tracks for my trips?

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  • Data can be exported here https://my.bouncie.com/reports

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    • Jim Schlight
    • Jim_Schlight
    • 3 yrs agoTue. February 22, 2022 - 5:30 am
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    I don’t see an option for exporting GPS tracks. 

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  • The CSV export tool is not well suited for trip route detail. There is simply too much data when considering ~7200 data points (lat,lon) for every hour of driving.

    Our API is the best solution for this data output.

    https://docs.bouncie.dev/#api-REST_Trips

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    • Jim Schlight
    • Jim_Schlight
    • 3 yrs agoTue. February 22, 2022 - 5:53 pm
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    The REST API requires an OAuth 2 access token. Although I've successfully generated access tokens for other OAuth 2 web services, I'm not able to generate an access token for the Bouncie web service. How is support provided for the REST API?

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    • Matthew Twymanadmin
    • Matthew_Twyman
    • 3 yrs agoThu. February 24, 2022 - 10:20 pm
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    The OAuth issue you experienced has been addressed. . Sorry for the probelm.  Also, we will have a public Slack channel available next week for API Support.  Stay tuned.

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    • Jim Schlight
    • Jim_Schlight
    • 3 yrs agoMon. February 28, 2022 - 6:13 pm
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    Yes! Authentication is now working, as is the API. Thank you. 

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    • Bryan Hom
    • Bryan_Hom
    • 2 mths agoFri. January 10, 2025 - 2:27 pm
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    Hi i'm working on a google apps script project with Oauth2 and i have the api working and am able to receive the data i am querying for, but i am being forced to reauthorize every hour.  Is there a refresh token that can be used so i'm not constantly having to sign into the bouncie page for reauthorization? 

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  • It is only necessary to sign into the Bouncie page and select which vehicles are associated once, and then persist the code returned in the redirect url for subsequent use.

    Here is the relevant documentation for access tokens: https://docs.bouncie.dev/#/#2-have-your-application-request-access-tokens

    "If the access token expires, you can generate a new one by making a POST request to the https://auth.bouncie.com/oauth/token endpoint again with the same POST body as described above."

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