register an omniva shipment to a parcel machine and list available machines
domain: developer.omniva.ee · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Get a business customer contract with Omniva and receive web-service username/password from your Omniva account manager.
Fetch the current parcel machine (terminal) list from Omniva's published feed/API to source valid machine codes for the destination country (EE/LV/LT each have region-specific portals and docs).
Authenticate shipment-registration calls with HTTP Basic Authentication over the SOAP/JSON web service, per the OMX API manual.
Build a Business-to-Customer (or Customer-to-Customer) shipment registration request, setting the delivery channel to PARCEL_MACHINE and specifying the chosen machine's code as the destination.
Submit the registration and retrieve the tracking/barcode data plus label per the JSON parcel-delivery-data format described in the OMX API manual.
Known gotchas
Omniva's documentation and portals are split by country (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania each publish their own OMX API manual/PDF) — confirm you're integrating against the manual for the country you're actually contracted in, since field details differ.
PARCEL_MACHINE is a specific delivery-channel value distinct from courier/address delivery — using the wrong channel value routes the shipment incorrectly rather than erroring clearly.
Credentials are issued per business contract by an Omniva account manager, not through self-service signup, so lead time is needed before you can hit even the sandbox environment.
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