Connect with Catapult One

With our Catapult One Integration you can access Activity data all within one single integration using Terra. Below are key steps to allow you to integrate your application with Catapult One

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Enable Catapult One through your Terra dashboard

Select a Wearable

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0. "active_durations_data":{...}
1. "calories_data": {...}
2. "device_data": {...}
3. "distance_data": {...}
4. "heart_rate_data": {...}
5. "movement_data": {...}
6. "position_data": {...}

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Recent Data with Webhooks

Historical Data with HTTP Requests

When data is available from an Apple device, it will be streamed to you via our webhooks. During your Terra account setup, you'll be prompted to provide a callback URL, allowing Terra to PUSH data using POST requests.

You may also use HTTP requests with your Apple integration in case you wish to request historical data or data over extended periods of time.

Our Apple integration with Terra offers instant data delivery, eliminating the need for periodic requests. Apple notifies Terra whenever new data is available, and we then POST the normalized data to your webhook.

Most HTTP endpoints can take additional parameters start_date and end_date which allow you to request data over a specific period for the given user.

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Terra API preserves the raw data from the wearable, it just standardizes the units and the json format. It doesn’t augment or change the raw data in any way.

Data is organized into one of 6 data types.

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Catapult One's Avaliable Data Types

Activity Payload (JSON)

{

calories_data: { ... }

distance_data: { ... }

device_data: { ... }

metadata: { ... }

}

Data can also be sent as a FIT File or with the FHIR Format.