Create an order via the CXT Software OnTime 360 REST API
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Steps
Access the OnTime API documentation hub (cdn.ontime360.com/resources/documentation/api) from your OnTime 360 account; the platform exposes both REST and SOAP implementations with claimed identical functionality.
Review the REST API reference (ws2.htm), which is OpenAPI-compliant and covers 500+ properties and 90+ functions across the platform.
Authenticate and call the order-creation function to register a new pickup/delivery order with the relevant addresses, service level, and reference numbers.
Use the provided code samples (available in C#, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and Ruby) as a starting point rather than building requests from scratch against the raw spec.
If you need to extend OnTime's own UI rather than just call it externally, note the separate Extension SDK — a different tool from the external REST/SOAP API.
Contact OnTime support if you hit gaps in the published web reference; some behavior is documented more thoroughly in the downloadable OnTime Web Services User Guide PDF.
Known gotchas
OnTime exposes two parallel API implementations (REST and SOAP) with claimed functional parity — don't assume every SOAP-documented behavior has an identical REST example without checking.
The most detailed field-level PDF guide available is dated 2017 — treat it as a supplement to, not a replacement for, the live cdn.ontime360.com reference for current behavior.
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