Get a quote and book a delivery via the GetSwift API v2
domain: getswift.co · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Get GetSwift API v2 credentials through your GetSwift account (API Integration setup is documented in GetSwift's Zendesk help center).
Send requests with Content-Type: application/json explicitly set — GetSwift requires it on POST requests.
Format all dates and times as ISO 8601.
Provide delivery addresses as plain text lines if you don't have coordinates; GetSwift will geocode and validate them server-side.
POST to the deliveries resource (documented as POST /api/v2/deliveries) to book a delivery.
Track bookings and order history through the API's read endpoints, or configure GetSwift's webhooks for push status updates instead of polling.
Known gotchas
The interactive API docs at app.getswift.co/apidocs are a JavaScript single-page app with no server-rendered content, so plan to browse them live rather than scrape the URL directly.
GetSwift is a smaller, lower-profile vendor relative to Onfleet/Bringg with less third-party tooling and community documentation around it — confirm current account provisioning and support responsiveness directly with GetSwift before committing a production integration.
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