Create and track a delivery order via the Shipox API
domain: shipox.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Get merchant API credentials from Shipox (docs are hosted on Apiary at shipox.docs.apiary.io, exposing separate mock, production, and proxy environments; the production base is https://prodapi.shipox.com/).
Set up an integration so orders from your storefront (Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, OpenCart, or a custom platform) push automatically into Shipox instead of requiring manual entry.
Call the order creation endpoint (documented as Create Order v2) with pickup/delivery addresses and parcel details to register a new delivery.
Use the order tracking endpoint to retrieve current status for a given order.
Configure merchant/customer records in Shipox as needed, since order routing and driver assignment are scoped per merchant.
Verify behavior against the correct base host before going live, since the docs explicitly separate mock, production, and proxy environments.
Known gotchas
Shipox's Apiary docs are a JavaScript-rendered page with no server-side content, so you need a JS-capable browser (or Apiary's own tools) to browse the reference — it can't be scraped directly.
Because Shipox exposes distinct mock, production, and proxy API hosts, confirm which base URL an example request targets before copying it, since a mock-environment example won't work verbatim against prodapi.shipox.com.
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