Describes the different integration options available today.
Overview
ShipServ offers different options or methods to integrate with the ShipServ platform to its clients. Each of the methods provides different capabilities that enables clients to digitally execute trade from within their own systems.
Integration options
APIs (Application Programming Interface) is a communications middleware that comprises of REST based web services that enables client systems to integrate with the ShipServ platform for Order Management, Invoicing and Transaction monitoring.
MTMLLink
A communications middleware that comprises of a SOAP based web service and client application that enables client systems to integrate with the ShipServ platform for Order Management and Invoicing (legacy).
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Also known as TNCore is a SOAP web service that enables Order Management and Invoicing capabilities to client systems. It is available for clients who prefer to use their own application/system to connect to the ShipServ platform directly (Direct Web Service) to exchange transaction documents.
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An application that is installed on the client's computer (usually on their server) that facilitates the File eXchange of order management and invoice documents between the client's system and the ShipServ platform through MTMLLink web service. This is available for clients who do not wish or with systems that is not capable of connecting or consuming web services directly.
An email-based integration service for suppliers to automate the data entry process for documents sent by non-ShipServ buyers.
Tools & Utilities
ShipLink
An application for buyers usually installed on board the vessels for creating and sending requisitions to the purchasing office.
An excel based application for buyers to compare multiple quotations and send purchase orders to the vendors.
An application for buyers who wants to download copies of their purchase orders into their ERP system.
An overview of the integration configurations available for buyers and suppliers.