Integrations
It talks to what you already use.
Accounting first, because that is where the re-keying lives. Then commerce, routing and carriers. Every integration is listed with its status, specified or in build, rather than as a logo wall.
POST /v1/orders
Authorization: Bearer bx_live_••••
{
"customer": "cust_8f21",
"deliverOn": "2026-09-10",
"lines": [
{ "sku": "KS-WHT", "qty": 60 },
{ "sku": "BT-STD", "qty": 120 }
]
}
201 Created
{ "id": "ord_2041", "status": "Confirmed",
"delivery": { "id": "dlv_7719", "run": null } }Xero
Invoices, credit notes and payments sync. Customers map once.
Spec 7.5
MYOB
The same invoice, credit and payment sync for MYOB Business and AccountRight.
Spec 19.6
Shopify
Web orders enter through the same order path as everything else.
Spec 19.7
WooCommerce
Orders in, fulfilment and tracking status back.
Spec 19.7
Routing providers
Planned distance, duration and ETA from a routing provider; optimisation behind the sequencer.
Spec 19.1 · 19.2
External carriers
Hand a delivery to a carrier when your own fleet cannot take it, and keep the tracking.
Spec 19.5
Public API
Orders, deliveries, customers and proof over a documented REST API with scoped keys.
Spec 9.3 · 1.7
Webhooks
Delivery events pushed to your systems as they happen.
Spec 9.4
"Release 1" means specified and in the first build. "Release 2+" means specified and scheduled after it. Nothing here is live yet, and nothing here is a promise made by a logo.