The Fleetio Power Query Connector allows you to connect directly to the Fleetio API, and pull data into various Microsoft Products such as Power BI
- Download our Fleetio.mez file from this repo (located in
bin/AnyCPU/Debug
) - Open Power BI, and go to File > Options and settings > Options > Security > Data Extensions. Check the option (Not Recommended) Allow any extension to load without validation or warning
- Restart Power BI Desktop
- Go to Get Data and search fro Fleetio(Beta)(Custom)
- After, simply follow the prompts from Power BI to get your data connected
In order to run our connector locally, the best way to is run using the Microsoft Power Query SDK
- Install the Power Query SDK extension for VS Code
- Clone this repo to your local machine, and open up VS Code with the repo
- Although we have provided the pre-built .Mez file in this repo, it is best practice to rebuild it on your machine. To do so, simply in the VS Code command palette choose
build: Build connector project using MakePQX
- In order to connect your Fleetio Account, you must set your credentials. To do so, choose
Set Credential
option in the Power Query SDK menu in VS Code and follow the prompts in the command line - To test the connection, simply use the given
Fleetio.query.pq
file and selectTest
from the Power Query SDK menu in VS Code
The current schema, or API endpoints, supported for this connector are as follows:
v2/issues
v2/service_entries
v1/submitted_inspection_forms
v1/fuel_entries
v1/vehicles
v1/expense_entries
v2/contacts
v1/parts
v1/purchase_orders
v1/vehicle_assignments