The Device Health Issues API is now generally available. The endpoints have been promoted from v1beta1 to v1, and the API is no longer marked as beta.

Below is a list of all available REST endpoints:

Issue API​

➕ GET: /v1/assets/{assetId}/issues

Get issues by asset

➕ GET: /v1/issues

Get issues

➕ GET: /v1/issues/{issueId}

Get issue by id

Breaking changes

⚠️ The v1beta1 endpoints have been replaced by v1. Update any integrations to use the /v1/... paths.

⚠️ The issue type LOW_DEVICE_BATTERY_VOLTAGE has been renamed to LOW_DEVICE_BATTERY. Update any filtering or handling that relies on this value.

The @trackunit/iris-app-sdk-webpack and @trackunit/iris-app-sdk-rspack build executors are deprecated and will be removed in the coming months. Vite is the supported path forward — migrate your Iris app to the Vite executor.

The Telematics Device API now lets you roll back a previously executed configuration job. Rollback creates new configuration jobs that restore each device to the configuration it had before the original job ran.

Devices that have had their configuration changed since the original job (manually, by another job, or by automation) are excluded from rollback so the rollback never silently overwrites a newer change. A rollback request can produce more than one rollback job because devices are grouped by the previous configuration they shared.

Today, rollback is supported for CAN profile, Modbus profile, and Operating Mode changes. Other configurations the original job touched are excluded from the rollback's desired state — additional configurations will be announced as they become available.

➕ POST: /v2/configuration-jobs/{id}/rollbacks

Rollback a configuration job

@trackunit/react-components and @trackunit/react-form-components include breaking accessibility, tooltip, and layout updates for component consumers. These changes were made to improve accessibility compliance and create more consistent tooltip and labeling behavior across components

DateField in @trackunit/react-form-components now displays, parses, and hints dates using the user's regional locale while continuing to emit canonical YYYY-MM-DD values to consumers.

The AEMP ISO Diagnostic Trouble Codes time-series endpoint now honors the Accept-Language request header when enriching fault codes with descriptions.

When an Accept-Language header is provided, the language is threaded through to the fault interpretation lookup, so the returned CodeDescription is localized to the caller's preferred language (for example, Accept-Language: da-DK,da;q=0.9,en;q=0.8 returns Danish descriptions) — but only if a translation for that language actually exists for the given fault code.

If no translation exists for the requested language — or if the header is omitted — the response falls back to the fault code's default description (typically English). The set of available languages depends on what the OEM provides and varies by manufacturer; common languages include English (en), German (de), French (fr), Italian (it), Spanish (es), Dutch (nl), Polish (pl), and Japanese (ja).

📝 GET: /15143/-3/Fleet/Equipment/ID/{oemISOIdentifier}/Faults/{startDate}/{endDate}/{pageNumber}

Get diagnostic trouble codes time-series, with fault descriptions localized via the Accept-Language header.

useModal in @trackunit/react-modal has been updated with sheet mode support and container scoping. Modals can now automatically adapt to a sheet presentation when rendered inside a narrow container.

SwipeableDrawer, DrawerPuller, and useSwipeHandlers have been removed from @trackunit/react-drawer. The react-swipeable peer dependency is also gone.

A new Sheet component is now available in @trackunit/react-components. It provides a bottom-sheet UI with snap points, gesture support, and container-scoped rendering — suitable for mobile and responsive layouts.

The WidgetKPI component now supports an onClick prop, making KPI cards interactive with a hover effect, chevron indicator, and keyboard accessibility.

Breaking Change​

WidgetContent padding has changed for KPI widgets using the onClick prop. If your widget previously used padding="responsive", you should update it to padding="none" — the WidgetKPI component now handles its own padding internally.