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Exchange a shipment record with a CargoWise partner via the Universal XML (eHub) integration to automate forwarding handoff
domain: cargowise.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps Configure an eHub messaging endpoint in CargoWise with the trading partner's network ID and agreed message types Build a CargoWise Universal XML ShipmentRequest document using the required schema, including consol and shipment header elements Submit the Universal XML payload to the eHub messaging gateway via HTTPS POST with the appropriate authentication header Poll or subscribe to the eHub message queue to receive the partner's acknowledgment or response Universal XML document Map the inbound Universal XML fields to your internal TMS shipment record and reconcile any field-level differences in date formats or code lists
Known gotchas CargoWise Universal XML schemas are versioned; confirm the partner is on the same schema version to avoid field mapping failures eHub message routing uses CargoWise network IDs, not email addresses or URLs; an incorrect network ID will silently drop messages CargoWise Universal XML date-times use a specific format and timezone; unconverted UTC values will create booking date errors in the receiving system
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