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project44 REST API (4.0.0)

Version 4.0.0 of project44's API

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Mock server
https://developers.project44.com/_mock/api-reference/api-docs/
API endpoint for project44 tenants created in NA region
https://na12.api.project44.com/
API endpoint for project44 tenants created in EU region
https://eu12.api.project44.com/
API endpoint for project44 tenants created in the Sandbox environment
https://na12.api.sandbox.p-44.com/

OAuth 2.0: Client Applications

API used for registering and managing OAuth 2.0 client applications. See the "Authentication" section above for more information. To authorize API requests to project44 for an API integration, first your client application must be registered with project44, which will issue your application a client id and secret. These credentials can then be used to generate bearer tokens, which can be included on all other API requests to authorize your client application. The client application is authorized through the project44 user management UI as a machine user with username "app-{client_id}@client-applications.project44.com".

An admin user (with VOC user role "Customer Admin") must use HTTP Basic Authentication with this API to manage client applications. Basic Authentication is deprecated for all other APIs, besides token generation, in favor of passing the access token generated via OAuth 2.0.

Operations

OAuth 2.0: Token Generation

API for OAuth 2.0 token generation. See the "Authentication" section above for more information. Once your client application is registered, you can use the token generation endpoint to authenticate with your application's client id and secret in exchange for a bearer token to be included on all other API requests to authenticate as that client application. The client application is authorized through the project44 user management UI as a machine user with username "app-{client_id}@client-applications.project44.com".

To generate an access token, you may authenticate your client application by providing its client id and secret either in the body of the request or in the form of HTTP Basic Authentication (but you may not use both ways in the same request).

Operations

LTL: Quotes

Quote LTL rates and retrieve transit times.

Operations

VLTL: Quotes

API used for quoting volume LTL rates.

Operations

VLTL: Dispatch

API used for scheduling volume LTL shipments.

Operations

LTL: Dispatch

API used for scheduling LTL shipments.

Operations

LTL: Tracking

API used for the retrieval of shipment status.

Operations

LTL: Image Retrieval

Access shipment images.

Operations

TL: Tracking

project44's Truckload Tracking endpoints give you or your customers visibility into your truckload shipments, including such features as predictive ETAs and temperature tracking. Use these endpoints to initialize (POST), track (GET), update (PUT), cancel (POST) or delete(DELETE) truckload shipments. You can return shipment information by either unique system ID or by identifier.

Operations

TL: Available Vehicles

API used for fetching vehicles within a specific radius and time window. Can only be used if opted into a project44 Co-Op.

Operations

TL: Connected Capacity

API for finding new connected carrier partners in the project44 network based on tracking performance

Operations

Rail: Tracking

API used for accessing rail shipment tracking.

Operations

Capacity Provider Account Group Management

Manage capacity provider account groups. Groups are used to sort capacity provider accounts on a per customer or location basis.

For example, you can add multiple capacity providers to a group if they all share lanes to the same origin/destination location.

Another example, if certain customers receive different rates for a capacity provider, it may be reasonable to use separate groups for each customer's capacity provider accounts.

Use these APIs to create (POST), retrieve (GET) or delete (DELETE) capacity provider account groups.

Operations

Capacity Provider Account Management

Manage capacity provider accounts where a capacity provider is typically used to represent a carrier.

Capacity providers have capacity provider account definitions also known as capacity provider account types. Capacity provider accounts are arranged in sets where each set contains one or more accounts for the same capacity provider. Each capacity provider's service is compatible with one and only one of these capacity provider accounts. Because most capacity providers have only one capacity provider account definition, most sets will contain only one capacity provider account. For capacity providers with more then one account definition, the set of accounts may consist of one account per account definition.

For example, FedEx has a standard account to be used with LTL rating, LTL and Volume LTL dispatch, tracking, and imaging and a separate account for Volume LTL rating. A set of FedEx capacity provider accounts may have a single standard account, a single volume LTL rating account, or both. Providing the capacity provider account set code in the request resolves which capacity provider account to use.

Capacity provider specific credential information is available in the portal.

Use these APIs to create (POST), retrieve (GET), update (POST) or delete (DELETE) capacity provider accounts.

Operations

Capacity Provider Contact Management

Manage locations. Locations combine physical addresses with contact details and are used in configuring Capacity Provider Accounts and Stop Locations, for example to identify the Bill To party.

Use these APIs to create (POST), update (PUT) or retrieve (GET) locations.

These operations are also all available under the /locations endpoint for backward compatibility.

Operations

Order Visibility

API used for orders and inventory items

Operations

Shipment: Tracking

API used for Shipment Tracking.

Operations

Shipment: Loads

API used for tracking Loads.

Operations

Multi-Modal: Image Retrieval

Access shipment images.

Operations

Shipment Attributes

Create and fetch predefined custom attributes for shipments. You must be a organization admin to perform this operation.

Operations

Capacity Provider Metadata

Retrieve capacity provider information needed to set up capacity provider accounts.

Operations

LTL: Push Tracking

As a capacity provider, push project44 shipments and status updates.

Operations

LTL: Push Imaging

As a capacity provider, push project44 images related to shipments.

Operations

TL: Capacity Provider Push

As a capacity provider, push project44 shipment-related info and quotes.

Operations

Asset Tracking

Track the location of an enrolled asset.

Operations

Webhook

Register client webhooks.

Operations

Parcel: Tracking

Track parcel shipments. Before parcel shipments can be tracked, they must first be initialized with a shipment identifier. Shipments cannot be modified once initialized and tracking has begun. To stop tracking a shipment, delete it.

Use these APIs to initialize (POST), track (GET), or delete (DELETE) parcel shipments.

Operations

Parcel: Webhook

Receive updates for a tracked parcel by defining a parcel-tracking-webhook.

Operations

Carrier: Document

API for managing carrier documents.

Analytics: Port Intelligence

API for Port Intelligence.

Operations

Filter Suggestions

Operations

Multi-modal: Booking

API used for multi-modal Booking.

LTL: Electronic BOL

API used for creating Electronic BOL

Operations

Webhook Data

Operations to describe the payload expected from project44 when integrated with a webhook.

Operations

Postal Address Validation

Operations

Parcel: Push Tracking

Operations

location-controller

Operations

Get the current list of all available locations.

Request

Each location returned in the response includes a unique id that can be used as reference in other APIs.

curl -i -X GET \
  https://developers.project44.com/_mock/api-reference/api-docs/api/v4/locations \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_TOKEN_HERE>'

Responses

OK

Body
locationsArray of objects(Location)

A collection of physical locations.

Response
{ "locations": [ {} ] }

Create a new location.

Request

A location consists of an address and an optional contact. Note that duplicate locations are allowed although each will be given a unique id which is returned here in the response.


Required Fields

  • address:
    • postalCode
    • addressLines
    • city
    • state
  • contact:
    • companyName
    • contactName
    • phoneNumber
    • email
Bodyrequired

location

addressobject(Address)required

A postal address.

address.​postalCodestringrequired

The ZIP or postal code.

address.​addressLinesArray of stringsrequired

Street name, number, direction, PO box, etc. Only three address lines are currently permitted.

address.​citystringrequired

Name of city, town, etc.

address.​statestringrequired

Abbreviation of state, province, district, etc.

address.​countrystring(enum)(CountryCode)required
Enum"US""CA""MX""AG""BB""BS""BZ""CR""CU""DM""DO""GD""GT""HN""HT"
contactobject(Contact)required

Contact information.

contact.​companyNamestringrequired

Company name.

contact.​contactNamestringrequired

Contact name. May be required for shipments.

contact.​phoneNumberstringrequired

Phone number. May be required for shipments. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​phoneNumberCountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

contact.​phoneNumber2string

Alternate phone number. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​phoneNumber2CountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

contact.​emailstringrequired

Email address. May be required for shipments.

contact.​faxNumberstring

Fax number. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​faxNumberCountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

curl -i -X POST \
  https://developers.project44.com/_mock/api-reference/api-docs/api/v4/locations \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_TOKEN_HERE>' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "address": {
      "postalCode": "string",
      "addressLines": [
        "str"
      ],
      "city": "string",
      "state": "string",
      "country": "US"
    },
    "contact": {
      "companyName": "string",
      "contactName": "string",
      "phoneNumber": "string",
      "phoneNumberCountryCode": "string",
      "phoneNumber2": "string",
      "phoneNumber2CountryCode": "string",
      "email": "string",
      "faxNumber": "string",
      "faxNumberCountryCode": "string"
    }
  }'

Responses

Created

Body
addressobject(Address)required

A postal address.

address.​postalCodestringrequired

The ZIP or postal code.

address.​addressLinesArray of stringsrequired

Street name, number, direction, PO box, etc. Only three address lines are currently permitted.

address.​citystringrequired

Name of city, town, etc.

address.​statestringrequired

Abbreviation of state, province, district, etc.

address.​countrystring(enum)(CountryCode)required
Enum"US""CA""MX""AG""BB""BS""BZ""CR""CU""DM""DO""GD""GT""HN""HT"
contactobject(Contact)required

Contact information.

contact.​companyNamestringrequired

Company name.

contact.​contactNamestringrequired

Contact name. May be required for shipments.

contact.​phoneNumberstringrequired

Phone number. May be required for shipments. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​phoneNumberCountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

contact.​phoneNumber2string

Alternate phone number. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​phoneNumber2CountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

contact.​emailstringrequired

Email address. May be required for shipments.

contact.​faxNumberstring

Fax number. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​faxNumberCountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

Response
{ "address": { "postalCode": "string", "addressLines": [], "city": "string", "state": "string", "country": "US" }, "contact": { "companyName": "string", "contactName": "string", "phoneNumber": "string", "phoneNumberCountryCode": "string", "phoneNumber2": "string", "phoneNumber2CountryCode": "string", "email": "string", "faxNumber": "string", "faxNumberCountryCode": "string" } }

Get the location associated with the provided id.

Request

Required Fields

  • id
Path
idstringrequired

id

curl -i -X GET \
  'https://developers.project44.com/_mock/api-reference/api-docs/api/v4/locations/{id}' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_TOKEN_HERE>'

Responses

OK

Body
addressobject(Address)required

A postal address.

address.​postalCodestringrequired

The ZIP or postal code.

address.​addressLinesArray of stringsrequired

Street name, number, direction, PO box, etc. Only three address lines are currently permitted.

address.​citystringrequired

Name of city, town, etc.

address.​statestringrequired

Abbreviation of state, province, district, etc.

address.​countrystring(enum)(CountryCode)required
Enum"US""CA""MX""AG""BB""BS""BZ""CR""CU""DM""DO""GD""GT""HN""HT"
contactobject(Contact)required

Contact information.

contact.​companyNamestringrequired

Company name.

contact.​contactNamestringrequired

Contact name. May be required for shipments.

contact.​phoneNumberstringrequired

Phone number. May be required for shipments. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​phoneNumberCountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

contact.​phoneNumber2string

Alternate phone number. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​phoneNumber2CountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

contact.​emailstringrequired

Email address. May be required for shipments.

contact.​faxNumberstring

Fax number. E.164 or North American Number Plan (NANP) phone numbers are accepted. If a phone number is passed in without the associated country code field, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the NANP standard. The number will be returned in responses in the NANP format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. If the associated country code field is passed in as well, the number will be treated as a number that adheres to the E.164 international phone number standard. The number will be returned in a response in the E.164 format: '[+123 ]12345678910[, ext. 123456]'. In requests, only digits and an optional 'X' (or lowercase 'x') marking the start of an extension will be used. Any other characters included for formatting will be stripped -- project44 will provide the phone number to the capacity provider in the format they accept. There must be at least ten digits before the optional 'X' (for the area code, central office code, and station code for NANP numbers or simply the subscriber number for E.164 numbers). For NANP numbers, no more than thirteen, with the first digits exceeding ten being interpreted as the country code when the country code. The number of digits after the optional 'X' must be less than seven. Examples of acceptable NANP phone numbers: '123-456-7890 x 32', '(123)456-7890 ext 30', '1234567890', '11234567890', '+55-123-456-7890 ext. 312412', '123-456-7890, ext. 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]123-456-7890[, ext. 123456]'. Examples of acceptable E.164 phone numbers: '20-1234-5678 x 1234', '(20) 1234-5678x1234', '2012345678', '20 1234-5678 ext 1234'. In responses, phone numbers will be returned in the following format: '[+123 ]2012345678[, ext. 1234]'.

contact.​faxNumberCountryCodestring

The country code associated with the phone number. If this is blank, the phone number will be treated as a number that adheres to the North American Number Plan (NANP) format. Acceptable country codes formats: '+123' or '123'.

Response
{ "address": { "postalCode": "string", "addressLines": [], "city": "string", "state": "string", "country": "US" }, "contact": { "companyName": "string", "contactName": "string", "phoneNumber": "string", "phoneNumberCountryCode": "string", "phoneNumber2": "string", "phoneNumber2CountryCode": "string", "email": "string", "faxNumber": "string", "faxNumberCountryCode": "string" } }

Update the specified location.

Request

The response reflects the changes made to the location.


Required Fields

  • id
  • address:
    • postalCode
    • addressLines
    • city
    • state
  • contact:
    • companyName
    • contactName
    • phoneNumber
    • email