Bring Aditum Connect® controls into the systems you already run.
The API is for system integrators and service operators who want tenant account controls, location visibility, and plan management to live inside the workflows they already use.
What Teams Usually Need
The practical integration layer
- Pull live client, location, and tenant records
- Expose supported account actions inside your own portal
- Connect plan changes to existing customer workflows
- Reduce support handoffs between tools
Where It Fits
Use it where the work already happens
The strongest integrations keep operators and tenants inside familiar systems. This page should help technical buyers understand what data is available, what the screens look like, and where the deeper live reference sits.
Reference Screens
Review each API operation in context.
List available clients
Start by retrieving the client records available to the authenticated partner or operator account.
View client list screen
List all available clients.
Retrieve location details
Pull location-level details and performance statistics when your system needs a deeper view of a specific property.
View location detail screen
Retrieve location details and performance statistics.
List locations
Use the location list to identify the properties that can be queried, managed, or exposed inside an external workflow.
View location list screen
List all locations.
List available plans
Retrieve bandwidth plans before presenting tenant plan options or account-change controls.
View plan list screen
List available bandwidth plans for a location.
List tenant accounts
Pull tenant account records for operational review, support workflows, or partner-facing account management screens.
View tenant list screen
List tenant accounts, including partner-filtered views.
Update tenant parameters
Use supported update actions when an external workflow needs to change tenant account settings.
View tenant update screen
Update supported tenant account parameters.
Look up a tenant by username
Retrieve a specific tenant account when a workflow starts from a username instead of a location-wide list.
View username lookup screen
Retrieve account details for a specified username.
Review tenant status by location
Retrieve current tenant status and account details when the workflow needs a building-level view.
View location status screen
Retrieve current status and details for all tenants at a location.
Typical Workflows
Most integrations follow a small number of patterns.
You do not need a sprawling integration to get value. The strongest implementations usually start with a tight operational use case and expand from there.
Pull the records you need
List clients, locations, tenant accounts, or available bandwidth plans so your own system starts from live Aditum Connect® data.
Expose the right controls
Present plan-change or account-management actions inside your existing portal, CRM, or support workflow instead of sending users somewhere else.
Keep operations aligned
Use the same integration to support tenant experience, service operations, and account workflows across the property.
Common Operations
What teams usually call first
- List all available clients
- Retrieve location details and performance statistics
- List available bandwidth plans for a location
- List tenant accounts, optionally filtered by client
- Retrieve account details for a specified username
- Update supported parameters for a tenant account
- Retrieve current tenant status for a location
Live Reference
Keep the detailed documentation nearby
The expandable reference cards help teams scan the API quickly. The embedded reference keeps the full endpoint material available on the same page instead of sending them into a disconnected experience.
Note: the embedded reference is still here for deeper endpoint review after the summary cards.
Explore Next
Move from API fit into the rest of the platform.
If this page answered the integration question, these are the next pages that explain deployment, wireless architecture, and partner fit.
Zero Touch
See the deployment layer
Review how hardware rollout, serial-based activation, and portal-managed Wi-Fi support the technical side of the platform.
Wi-Fi Traverse™
See the building-wide wireless layer
Review how broader property Wi-Fi can sit alongside tenant-specific service without collapsing everything into one shared network.
For Resellers
Reconnect to the reseller story
Use the reseller page if you want to move from technical capability into commercial fit, service delivery, and partner growth.