Lanes and logistics requirements
Use the Lanes API to create, search, retrieve, and delete lanes. The same API creates Loady2Go or Loady2Share links and returns freight-order logistics requirements for an existing lane or a lane resolved from reference numbers.
Use the standalone logistics-requirements operation if you do not want to use lanes.
Requirements can include cleaning and safety rules, check-in and slot-booking instructions, access restrictions, opening hours and contacts, vehicle/equipment/cargo-securing rules, packaging, temperature, required documents, customs, and transport-planning instructions. Only information maintained for the resolved entities and validity date is returned.
Reference numbers and linking
Prefer stable ERP reference numbers when synchronizing entities. A lane can resolve its unloading point through the unloaded product when no unloading-point ID/reference is supplied, but this is unambiguous only when that product is assigned to exactly one unloading point in the destination site. Multiple assignments fail validation.
Default product behavior
When a requested product or assigned product cannot be resolved, Loady may use a configured default assigned product for the relevant product type and loading or unloading point:
- no supplied product means no product-specific requirements
- a resolved product returns its product and assigned-product requirements
- an unresolved product uses a matching default assigned product when one exists
- a resolved product without an assignment can combine product data with default assigned-product requirements
- if neither the requested nor a suitable default product can be resolved, the operation returns an error
Responses expose whether inbound or outbound defaults were used and the effective reference numbers. Consumers should surface these indicators rather than assuming the requested product was used.
The standalone response reports unresolved inputs in entitiesNotFound. Treat those entries and the default-product
indicators as part of the business result; do not infer that every requested reference was used.