Street Works Integration in AMX

AMX fully supports EToN and Street Manager’s API, synchronising data as required by legal obligations, and enables users to track and manage permits and related activities, among many other features that benefit end users.

Data Synchronisation Process

Data entered by users is synchronised to Street Manager via a backend API, ensuring compliance with legal requirements for a single source of truth.

Dashboard and API Monitoring

The AMX dashboard for Street Manager allows users to monitor upload and download queues, track API calls, and view errors, providing visibility into the integration process.

User Roles & Functionality

AMX supports two API user roles—authority and promoter—with each having access to different dashboards and functionalities, such as permit creation, assessment, coordination, and conflict management. Our system also has other user roles that tie specific parts of the system down.

Testing Environments

AMX also connects to both production and sandbox environments for Street Manager, enabling safe testing without affecting live data.

Permit & Licence Management

AMX handles permit and licence management, including the creation, assessment, and coordination of permits, as well as support for various licence types and legislative requirements.

Permit Workflow

Promoters can create permits in AMX, which are then assessed by authority users who can grant, refuse, or request changes, ensuring proper approval and coordination.

Conflict Detection

AMX enables authorities to detect conflicts between works, such as overlapping road closures or diversion routes, allowing them to manage scheduling and avoid blockages.

Licence Types Supported

Various licence types are managed within AMX, including skips, event licences, and those related to specific sections of the Road Traffic Act, all represented as records within the system.