You can now make POST and PUT requests to https://sandbox.masonhub.co/account_name/api/v1/inbound_shipments. The full API documentation for Inbound Shipments is located here: https://docs.masonhub.co/api/v1#tag/InboundShipments
The Inbound Shipment model is often called an ASN (or Advance Ship Notice) and it’s used to notify MasonHub that there is, you guessed it, and shipment inbound. It tells us who it’s coming from, who’s carrying the shipment and, most importantly, what skus and what quantity of each item should we expect. A couple of requirements you need to be aware of:
version
field attached to it. In the future, you’ll be able to view the different versions in the UI.bf7bb516-ce52-8950-2a8b-9008f0091d93
.To create or update new Inbound Shipments, issue a POST or a PUT to the https://sandbox.masonhub.co/account_name/api/v1/inbound_shipments endpoint using your client name. The post should have the form like below:
[
{
"customer_identifier": "shipment32432",
"customer_purchase_order_id": "po234532",
"inventory_location_id": "bf7bb516-ce52-8950-2a8b-9008f0091d93",
"carrier_information": {
"name": "Frankie's Red Hot Carrier",
"type": "TL",
"contact_name": "John Jacob",
"driver_name": "Donny James Jr",
"driver_phone": "555-343-4213"
},
"tracking_number": "356732154",
"shipper_name": "Freddie's Pirate Army",
"shipper_city": "Kalamazoo",
"shipper_locale": "MI",
"shipper_country": "US",
"expected_arrival_date": "2018-12-11T10:00:00Z",
"special_instructions": "It's important that they are folded during put away using the provided folding template.",
"comments": "These shipments are often not labeled. Carrier has been reliable though.",
"line_items": [
{
"customer_sku_id": "10000",
"quantity": 80
},
{
"customer_sku_id": "10001",
"quantity": 20
}
]
},
{
"customer_identifier": "shipment32476",
"customer_purchase_order_id": "po854456",
"inventory_location_id": "52c7c6ee-6e63-4f25-db83-c987fc52116c",
"carrier_information": {
"name": "Melinda's Super Carrier",
"type": "LTL",
"contact_name": "John Jacob",
"driver_name": "Donny James",
"driver_phone": "555-343-4213"
},
"tracking_number": "356732154",
"shipper": "Freddie's Pirate Army",
"shipper_city": "Kalamazoo",
"shipper_locale": "MI",
"shipper_country": "US",
"expected_arrival_date": "2018-12-18T10:00:00Z",
"special_instructions": "It's important that they are folded during put away using the provided folding template.",
"comments": "These shipments often come mixed.",
"line_items": [
{
"customer_sku_id": "shirt-32423",
"quantity": 50
},
{
"customer_sku_id": "shirt-674556",
"quantity": 45
},
{
"customer_sku_id": "pant-764543",
"quantity": 10
},
{
"customer_sku_id": "short-63453",
"quantity": 500
},
{
"customer_sku_id": "jammies-63432",
"quantity": 200
},
{
"customer_sku_id": "shirt-56342",
"quantity": 150
}
]
}
]
That’s all there is to it. In the future (tomorrow, really), Inbound Shipments, when posted will alter inventory by adjusting the expected
total in the inventory_ledger. You will get a skuInventoryChange event when that happens. It won’t change the available inventory, but it will adjust expected totals based on your posted updates. After that, we will release the GET and DELETE verbs and the inboundShipmentOnDock and inboundShipmentClose callbacks.
Don’t be afraid to reach out to Chris or Andy with any questions.