integrate evri parcelshop and locker delivery for retail checkout
domain: api.business.evri.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Request Evri Business Accounts API credentials (sandbox and production) from your Evri sales representative — there is no public self-serve signup.
Review the Swagger/OpenAPI reference published at api.business.evri.com for the parcels resource to confirm current endpoint and field names.
Authenticate using OAuth; new-parcel creation calls are associated with the authenticated account's access token.
Surface ParcelShop and Locker options to customers at checkout (via Evri's own locator or a pre-built app/plugin), capturing the selected point's ID.
Include the selected ParcelShop/Locker ID in the parcel-creation request so the label routes to that point rather than a home address.
Known gotchas
Evri's documentation is fragmented across several surfaces (a Swagger UI at api.business.evri.com, a separate legacy myHermes API at api.evri.com, and third-party Sapient-CORE integration docs) — confirm which one matches the credentials you were issued before building against field names.
Credentials must be requested directly from Evri sales/onboarding; there's no self-service key generation.
ParcelShop and Locker are presented as distinct delivery-point types in Evri's consumer-facing tools — verify your API payload distinguishes them the same way, rather than treating all points as interchangeable.
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