The whole shipment cycle, from order to delivery. For each group of endpoints, you can see the plan it is available on.
Method names and full parameters are in the API 1.3 documentation.
You register a URL and Qapla' calls it at every status change. You do not query 450+ couriers with different formats: you always receive one of the 9 standard statuses, with the detail when there is an exception.
Business software, ERP, marketplaces or helpdesks update themselves. For the status inside tickets there is also Qapla' Companion, with no code.
Webhook documentationTest everything with the sandbox flag, then change the key. The endpoints and responses stay the same.
The API reference and the webhook guide are public. Whoever writes the integration reads them, estimates the work and then opens the sandbox.
Methods, parameters and response examples for creating shipments, printing labels and reading tracking.
Open the API reference webhook.qapla.devHow you register the URL, what the payload looks like and which statuses you receive at every shipment change.
Open the webhook guideTwo tools, for two different jobs.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and the others connect in a few minutes, with a plugin.
See the platformsThe shipment status inside Zendesk, Gorgias and Gmail, with no integration to write.
See customer serviceStatuses, shipments on hold and delivery times by courier, ready in the panel.
See TrackingTracking and webhooks are included in all plans. Comparing rates via API starts with the Plus plan; creating shipments and labels and importing orders via API are in Qapla’ One. Searching for pickup points and checking addresses are pay per use.
Yes. Each channel has its own API key, and with the sandbox flag you test calls without creating real shipments. In production only the key and the flag change: the endpoints stay the same.
You register a URL and Qapla' calls it at every shipment status change, with the status already normalised for all couriers. Your business software, ERP or helpdesk updates without querying the couriers.
Yes. The public qapla-api skill explains endpoints, authentication, examples and errors to your AI assistant. With the MCP server, Claude, ChatGPT or your own agents read your account data with its own credentials.
No. With the 16 native eCommerce platforms you connect your store without writing code. The APIs are for custom channels, business software, ERP or workflows you want to automate.
Public documentation, a sandbox for every channel, a skill for your AI.