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Custom Add-Ins
When an off-the-shelf add-on library add-in doesn't quite fit, our developers build one that does.
Updated August 1, 2026
The High Point GPS add-on library has hundreds of add-ins for cameras, sensors, and workflow tools, but not every fleet's process fits a pre-built option. Our in-house developers build and customize Add-Ins for the High Point GPS platform, including tailoring the look, feel, and logic of tools like GeoDocs, to match how your dispatchers, drivers, and safety team actually work.
What's included
- Custom Add-In development on top of the High Point GPS platform
- Tailored look, feel, and workflow logic, not a generic template
- Built by High Point GPS's own development team, not a third-party subcontractor
- Fits alongside add-on library add-ins you already use
What Makes an Add-In 'Custom' Instead of Off-the-Shelf
An add-on library Add-In is pre-built and shared across many fleets by design, which is efficient but means it's built for the average case, not your specific workflow. A custom Add-In is built or modified specifically for one fleet's process: different fields, different logic, a different look and feel, while still running inside the High Point GPS platform the same way an add-on library listing does. The platform's open SDK is what makes that possible in the first place; a closed platform wouldn't let a reseller build this kind of tool at all.
How GeoDocs Came to Exist
GeoDocs is a real example of this process, not a hypothetical. Document management in the cab, getting the right paperwork in front of a driver at the right moment, wasn't a problem the add-on library had a great pre-built answer for at the time, so High Point GPS built one. That's usually the actual trigger for a custom Add-In: a specific, recurring workflow pain that off-the-shelf tools keep almost, but not quite, solving.
What the Development Process Actually Looks Like
Building a custom Add-In starts with understanding the actual workflow it needs to fit, not a generic feature request. From there, timeline depends heavily on scope: a themed or modified version of an existing tool like GeoDocs moves faster than an entirely new workflow built from scratch. Once it's live, it runs inside the High Point GPS platform like any built-in feature, and High Point GPS provides ongoing support and updates rather than treating it as a one-time build.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between an add-on library add-in and a custom Add-In?
Add-on library add-ins are pre-built and shared across many fleets. A custom Add-In is built or modified specifically for your workflow, with different fields, logic, and look and feel, while still running inside the High Point GPS platform.
How long does a custom Add-In take to build?
It depends on scope. A themed version of an existing tool like GeoDocs is faster than a new workflow built from scratch. High Point GPS scopes timeline and cost after understanding what you need it to do.
Will a custom Add-In show up inside the High Point GPS platform like a built-in feature?
Yes. A custom Add-In runs inside the High Point GPS platform the same way an add-on library Add-In does, so your team isn't switching to a separate tool or a second login to use it.
Does High Point GPS maintain a custom Add-In after it's built?
Yes. Ongoing support and updates are part of working with our development team, rather than a one-time build with no support afterward.
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