JSON Push shipping provider

JSON Push is the old way to connect your own carrier. If you're building a new connection, use the Custom shipping provider instead.

With the 'JSON Push' shipping provider, Picqer sends the shipment and picklist details as JSON to your own webservice for every shipment. Your webservice returns a tracking code and the label as a PDF. If you already have a JSON Push webservice, this is how you connect it to Picqer.

Connect the shipping provider

Go to JSON Push shipping provider. JSON Push is no longer in the list of shipping providers, so this link is the only way in.

Give the shipping provider a name.

Enter the address of your webservice under 'URL'. If you also fill in 'Username' and 'Password', Picqer sends them as HTTP Basic Authentication.

Create a shipping profile and fill in the fields.

Sender name through Sender country: your own address details. Picqer sends them to your webservice.
Print label: choose 'Yes, print automatically after creating shipment' if Picqer should print the label at your packing station straight away.
Public name: the name your customers and stores see.

Click 'Save'.

The request and response formats are in the JSON Push API documentation.