create a packeta packet addressed to a pickup point via the api
domain: docs.packeta.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate using your Packeta API password/key from the Client Portal.
Look up the destination pickup point's ID from the branch feed or the pickup-point widget.
Call the createPacket method with PacketAttributes including addressId (the pickup point ID), recipient name/surname/email/phone, COD value and currency if applicable, weight, and eshop identifier.
On success, read the returned PacketIdDetail for the new packet's ID/barcode.
Generate the shipping label using one of Packeta's label-generation methods (single or bulk) referencing the created packet ID.
Known gotchas
addressId must be a genuine Packeta pickup-point ID sourced from their branch feed/widget — sending an arbitrary address here doesn't get treated as a home-delivery request, it fails point validation.
Packet creation and label generation are separate calls; a created packet without a subsequently generated label can't actually be handed to the courier network.
COD (cash-on-delivery) fields must match the currency/value conventions Packeta expects per destination country, or the packet can be created without functioning COD.
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