UISP API

UISP API Integration

Use UISP API integration to keep existing Ubiquiti network operations while ISPAgents manages billing, payments, support, access automation, inventory, and field workflows.

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Connector health

Integration status and evidence

3

paths online

18

actions queued

0

critical fails

RADIUSPolicy sync and CoAOK
RouterMikroTik command previewOK
CPEProtocol agent telemetryOK

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UISP API integration

Updated

2026-05-24

UISP data can support broader operations

Many WISPs already depend on UISP for network and device visibility. ISPAgents should integrate with UISP APIs so operators can keep useful network data while moving billing, payments, support, inventory, field service, and access automation into one operations layer.

Integration use cases

| Use case | ISPAgents role | |---|---| | Migration | Import or synchronize customers, sites, device references, and service identifiers. | | Support | Show UISP network context beside billing, payments, RADIUS, and ticket history. | | Field service | Connect installations, relocations, equipment swaps, photos, GPS, and closeout evidence. | | Inventory | Link CPE, AP, router, antenna, serial number, site, customer, and technician stock. | | Coexistence | Keep UISP as a network tool while ISPAgents becomes the operating layer. |

Safe rollout

Start with read-only sync, map the fields the ISP trusts, then add workflows that produce operational value. The integration should show sync status, missing identifiers, conflicts, and retry history.

FAQ

Does UISP API integration replace UISP?

Not necessarily. UISP can remain useful for network visibility while ISPAgents coordinates billing, payments, support, inventory, and access workflows.

What should be imported first?

Start with customers, sites, devices, service identifiers, and equipment references. Then add workflow sync only where the operator has a clear process.

Next step

See how this works in your network.