look up postnord service points and parcel boxes via the service points api
domain: developer.postnord.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Register at developer.postnord.com (production) or atdeveloper.postnord.com (sandbox) and get an API key.
Call the Service Points V5 API, passing apikey as a query parameter along with a single countryCode (the API only accepts one country per request).
Filter results using the groupTypeId attribute — groupTypeId 2 identifies parcel lockers specifically, distinct from staffed service points.
Read the boxType object on locker results for label, indoor/outdoor placement, and pickup-requirement details to surface accurately at checkout.
Cache results client-side per postcode/area since service-point sets change infrequently relative to checkout traffic.
Known gotchas
The API only accepts one countryCode per request — multi-country checkouts need separate calls per country, not a combined query.
groupTypeId filtering is required to isolate lockers; an unfiltered service-point query returns staffed agents and lockers mixed together.
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