integrate courier delivery workflows with quadient parcel pending lockers
domain: parcelpending.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Contact Quadient/Parcel Pending sales or professional services to scope your delivery-agent integration; there is no self-serve public API reference.
Request access to the courier/UPI (Universal Partner Integration) program, which lets delivery-agent apps reserve a locker box, get a size/compartment assignment, and trigger recipient notifications.
Confirm with Quadient which integration path applies: a native carrier partnership (UPS/FedEx/Amazon-style, already built) vs. a custom API/UPI build for a smaller courier or last-mile fleet.
Implement the delivery flow: authenticate the driver/app, request an available compartment sized for the parcel, mark the drop-off complete, and confirm the recipient notification fired.
Coordinate a sandbox/pilot site with Quadient before rolling out to production lockers.
Known gotchas
Quadient does not publish open API reference docs; access and endpoint specifics are only available after engaging their integration/professional-services team.
Integration depth (native carrier vs. custom UPI) materially changes what you can automate — confirm which tier your courier relationship falls into before estimating scope.
Locker/box sizing logic is asset-specific per site; a successful reservation at one property doesn't guarantee available compartment sizes at another.
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