Integrate your systems with Bring
Developing an e-commerce site? Or dealing with logistics software in the Nordic countries? Find out how to integrate with Bring’s API platform.
Get started →Explore our APIs
Checkout
Look up available services, delivery times, prices and environmental data. Verify addresses and let users pick the closest pickup point. And use our recommended service descriptions in your checkout.
Booking
Create shipments and generate shipment number, tracking link, EDI-prenotification, label and other transport documents. Modify certain shipments that are on their way, and order pickup.
Tracking
Look up tracking events of your shipments, or subscribe to them, and make them proactively available to your customers through webhooks.
Warehousing
E-commerce customers in Norway and Sweden, for whom we handle storage and logistics, can submit and retrieve order and article information in Bring’s warehouses.
Reports and invoices
Generate status, quality and deviation, economy and environment reports to analyse your logistics with Bring. List and retrieve invoices in PDF format.
Order Management
For integrated customers, their suppliers and Bring to exchange order level information across the life cycle of customers' orders.
E-commerce solutions
Best practice checkout guide
Checkout tool
EDI documentation
Guidelines and specifications for vendors of TA/EDI solutions and customers with first-party EDI solutions, including transport instructions for integrations based on EDIFACT (IFTMIN D04A) standards.
EDI documentation →API updates
: Deprecation of Unauthenticated Open Tracking API
Our customers are increasingly demanding new functionality and solutions that are easy to use. To meet these expectations, we must know which customers and partners are using our APIs and how they are using them. To further develop the value proposition of our Tracking API, the solution will require authentication. Read here on how to make authenticated requests.
From 1 August 2023 , we will start rate liming the requests.
If you see following error message that means you are being rate limited, and you should start using authenticated requests.
429 - Too many requests. We are now rate limiting our unauthenticated users, to prevent this make sure your requests are authenticated. Read more about this on our Bring developer site. https://developer.bring.com/api/tracking/
: ShippingGuide API
Going forward Shippinguide API will support leadtime, prices, servicetext for service 5300 & 5400 to and from svalbard.
More details can be found here Svabard Shipments
: ShippingGuide API
Going forward Shippinguide API will support leadtime, prices, servicetext for service 5100 to and from svalbard.
More details can be found here Svabard Shipments