API and Third-Party Integration Agreement

Last updated November 8, 2026

Summary: when you connect Ten10 to another service (ELD, factoring, QuickBooks, Xero, load boards and others) or use Ten10's API, you're choosing to send data there, and that service's own terms apply.

1. Connecting integrations

Customer chooses which integrations to turn on and authorizes Ten10 to exchange the related Customer Data with that provider. Customer confirms it has the right to connect the account it uses.

2. Third-party terms

Each integration is provided by a third party under its own terms and privacy policy (for example Intuit QuickBooks, Xero, Motive, Samsara, Stripe, factoring companies and load boards). Ten10 is not responsible for third-party services, their availability, data accuracy, fees or changes, and an integration may stop working if the provider changes or ends it.

3. Credentials

API keys, passwords and tokens Customer gives Ten10 for integrations are encrypted and used only for that integration. Customer can disconnect at any time, which stops future data exchange; data already sent to the provider is governed by the provider's terms.

4. Ten10 API and data feeds

If Ten10 gives Customer or a partner API access, it may be used only for the Customer's own account or as authorized, within rate limits, without scraping, reverse engineering or attempts to access other companies' data. Keys must be kept secret, and Ten10 may revoke keys that are misused or exposed.

5. Partners building on Ten10

A partner that receives Ten10 Customer Data through an integration must use it only to provide its service to that Customer, protect it at least as carefully as Ten10 does, never sell it, and delete it when the Customer disconnects or asks, as set out in the partner's agreement with Ten10.

6. Liability

The limits of liability and disclaimers in the MSA apply to integrations and the API.