Receive pushed status-update notifications from Mercury Network via Outbound Integration
domain: help.mercuryvmp.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Expose a web service endpoint that can accept Mercury Network's outbound status-update requests, separate from the endpoint used to receive new orders.
Expect an MNRequest with UserName, Password, and an XMLPost containing a STATUS block with TRACKINGID, STATUSID, and STATUSCOMMENT for each status change after the order was placed.
Cross-reference the numeric STATUSID against Mercury's full status-event list (documented in the MercuryNetworkEvents spreadsheet) to determine what occurred, e.g. Inspection Scheduled, Inspection Completed, Delayed, or Cancelled.
Return an MNRequestResult ACK (bResult=true, iError=0) once the update is processed, or a NACK such as "The TrackingID could not be found" if the order is unrecognized.
Treat this as a distinct, opt-in integration path rather than a drop-in replacement for polling GetCurrentStatus.
Known gotchas
The STATUSID-to-meaning mapping lives in a separate spreadsheet (MercuryNetworkEvents.xlsx) rather than inline in the guide, so integrators need that reference to interpret codes correctly.
This outbound push mechanism must be explicitly configured with Mercury Network; placing orders with PlaceMNOrder does not automatically enable status pushes to your endpoint.
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