Servers
ALBS Server
Receives location pushes from AirTag sources, BLE gateways and Jimi tags, dedupes them, and fans them out to your tracking platforms
ALBS Server is the downstream collector for tag location data. It takes inbound pushes — FindMy reports, BLE-gateway events and Jimi/Tracksolid feeds — maps each tag to a device, and forwards the point to your platforms.
A RabbitMQ pipeline and a durable idempotency ledger keep it fast and exactly-once, and a full tenant-billing layer sits on top.
Features
- Three inbound feeds: AirTag-style location push, Jimi/Tracksolid tag push, BLE-gateway events
- RabbitMQ-backed pipeline for durability and throughput
- 15-second per-device idempotency with a durable ledger
- Webhook fan-out in two payload formats to multiple platforms at once
- Jimi/Tracksolid client
- Multi-tenant hierarchy (Tenant > Reseller > Customer) with per-capability ACLs and branding
- Built-in monthly invoicing (pro-rata, PDF) with per-tenant Stripe
- Live ops: real-time device updates, live HTTP log, push history, backup/restore
- SSO (Google/Microsoft) and API-key auth
See ALBS Server in action
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