Create a delivery order via the Track-POD REST/XML API
domain: api.track-pod.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Generate an API key from Track-POD's Web API settings page.
Send the X-API-KEY header on every request to https://api.track-pod.com.
Set Content-Type to application/json or application/xml depending on whether you're sending a JSON or XML payload — Track-POD accepts both on the same endpoints.
POST the order (delivery/collection) resource with client, address, and goods-list details, referencing the /Order body schema in Track-POD's interactive API reference for the full field list.
Optionally set Accept-Encoding (gzip, deflate, br) if you want compressed responses for large result sets.
Confirm creation by checking the returned order ID before triggering downstream route assignment.
Known gotchas
Track-POD supports both JSON and XML on the same endpoints — sending a payload that doesn't match your declared Content-Type causes parse failures rather than a clear format-mismatch error.
The public API reference at api.track-pod.com/index.html is a JS-rendered single-page app with no server-side content, so plan to browse it interactively rather than scrape it.
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