Enumerations

Confidence measure of the detected accident.

Dictates the functioning of Zendrive’s drive detection.

The type of the drive returned from DriveInfo.driveType.

This decides what other DriveInfo parameters will be populated. A drive callback can be sent as a false alarm or when we detect that the user was not actually driving but moved using other means of transport.

The value return from DriveInfo.userMode. Indicates whether user was a driver or passenger.

The types of insurance period in Zendrive

Each drive belongs to exactly one of these insurance periods.

The types of phone positions during a trip.

Enumeration for different service levels supported by Zendrive for a driver. By default, drivers will be assigned to the default service level - ServiceLevel.default.

This is useful for applications which need special modes in the Zendrive SDK for different drivers - e.g default mode for free users and a advanced mode for paid users.

By default, multiple service levels are not enabled for an application. To be able to use different modes for your application, you should contact support@zendrive.com with your requirements and get that enabled for your application. Otherwise, if this is not enabled for your application, all drivers get mapped to ServiceLevel.default irrespective of the service level specified.

This is returned in Event.eventSeverity, it represents the severity of event if application for that event type.

This is returned in Event.turnDirection, it represents the turn direction for EventType.hardTurn

The event type as specified in Event.eventType

Zendrive follows the star rating system, under which five star defined as the best rating with one being the worst.

The value return from TripWarning.warning. Enum representing warnings detected for the current drive.

Status of the debug upload request. As received in the delegate.

Error returned as code to NSError from Zendrive public APIs in case of failures.

The category that best indicates the type of trip