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DMSTrack Track Parcel End to End
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Add Tracking Numbers
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DMSTrack Track Parcel End to End

Overview

This guide is designed to assist developers in integrating with DMSTrack, a tracking and logistics management solution provided by DMSMatrix. The DMSTrack API enables businesses to efficiently manage shipment tracking by adding tracking numbers and retrieving real-time tracking details within their own systems.

By integrating with DMSTrack API, businesses can automate tracking workflows, improve visibility into shipments, and reduce manual tracking efforts, ensuring a seamless logistics experience.

To support a smooth integration process, DMSMatrix provides:

  • Comprehensive API documentation to guide developers through implementation.

  • Technical support specialists to assist with integration challenges and troubleshooting.

  • A dedicated implementation manager to oversee customer onboarding and ensure a successful deployment.

Before integrating with DMSTrack API, developers should have knowledge of:

  • RESTful API principles, including HTTP methods, authentication, and response handling.

  • Shipment tracking workflows, particularly around tracking number registration and real-time tracking updates.

  • Error-handling strategies, ensuring smooth exception management and fault tolerance in API interactions.

The DMSTrack API provides two key endpoints to streamline tracking management:

  • Add Tracking Number: Allows businesses to submit and register tracking numbers for shipments.

  • Fetch Tracking Details: Enables retrieval of tracking status and shipment events for registered tracking numbers.

There are two versions of this API available for integration: Staging and Production. Use the staging environment for testing purposes—no live data will be processed, allowing you to develop and validate your integration. Once testing is complete, your integration must be approved by your Account Manager, who will provide access credentials for the production environment.

Note: All API endpoints use the HTTPS protocol to ensure secure data transmission between servers.