Go to Gundi v1

Go to the Inbound Integrations and select Add Integration

Follow the next steps to configure this integration

Name: Enter a suitable name (e.g., "Telonics - AccountName").

Owner:  Select the integration's owner.

Type: Telonics

Provider Key:  Leave empty. It will automatically give it a name.

Default Device Group: Leave empty. Gundi will automatically create a default group.

Endpoint:  Leave empty

Token:  Leave empty

Login/Password:  Leave empty

State:   

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Click Save

Configure the Default Device Group to select the destination site. 

Important Note: Some locations are not sent to Gundi

Not all locations are forwarded to Gundi because some are considered insufficiently accurate. This decision was made by Telonics out of concern that low-confidence locations might be sent to EarthRanger, potentially prompting conservation teams to act on misleading data before thoroughly evaluating its quality.

This is the information shared with us: 

Telonics apply stricter criteria for location accuracy before sending data to EarthRanger. Specifically, they only send locations marked as “Resolved QFP” and exclude those labeled “Resolved QFP (Uncertain)” or “Unresolved QFP.” The two most important quality metrics they rely on are Satellite Count and DOP (Dilution of Precision).

QFP performs best when the collar has an unobstructed view of the sky. In areas with limited sky visibility, traditional GPS fixes (which take longer but work with as few as 4–5 satellites) are often more reliable.

With their newer “-5” models, the improvements in battery life are substantial enough that switching to traditional GPS fixes is a viable option—even preferable in some cases. Additionally, regular GPS fixes use less bandwidth, which could lower monthly Iridium transmission costs.