Integrate an order management system with Bringg to create delivery orders and sync fleet/inventory data
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Steps
Determine which Bringg product you're integrating with: v1.0 REST APIs cover Own Fleet and hybrid fleet use cases, while v2.0 covers the newer Delivery Hub product — they are documented and referenced separately.
Set up authenticated API access per Bringg's access-management documentation before making calls, since Bringg's REST APIs require an authenticated session/token rather than open access.
Create an order in Bringg using data from your order management system (OMS) to trigger a delivery task.
Sync supporting data feeds as needed: create or update vehicles from your vehicle management system (VMS) and push inventory updates from your ERP so Bringg's dispatch and tracking reflect current fleet and stock state.
Configure outbound Bringg webhooks, selecting a supported webhook authentication method, to receive delivery status and task events back into your system instead of polling.
Known gotchas
v1.0 (Own Fleet) and v2.0 (Delivery Hub) are distinct API surfaces with separate guides and reference docs — confirm which product your Bringg account is actually provisioned for before following either version's documentation.
Webhook authentication method is configurable per endpoint; don't assume payloads are signed by default without explicitly checking what your account is set to use.
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