Yard integration
Use the Yard API to read loading points or
unloading points for a site. The site reference number selects
the site; an optional loading/unloading-point reference narrows the result. Use the documented offset and limit
parameters for pagination.
Each result can include basic point information, opening and closed days, drive-in time restrictions, processes, assigned products, and last-update timestamps. Treat absent optional sections as unavailable data, not as an empty business rule.
Process IDs
Process values are dictionary-backed. Resolve the current dictionary through the Dictionaries API when validating input or presenting labels. The currently seeded IDs are:
| ID | Meaning |
|---|---|
eECD | eECD |
TrustedCarrier | Trusted Carrier |
SlotPlanningTool | Slot planning tool |
PreCheck | Pre-Check |
CallOff | Call-off |
SelfLoading | Self-loading |
DecoupledLoading | Decoupled loading |
InspectionPlan | Inspection plan |
Weighing | Weighing |
Sealing | Sealing |
Each process can include additionalInformation. Consumers must tolerate newly added dictionary IDs.
For event-driven synchronization, ask your Loady representative to configure the corresponding yard webhooks. Loading-point, unloading-point, and assigned-product changes are separate triggers. Webhook scope can cover the company or selected sites.
Use the REST API for reconciliation after downtime. Webhooks notify changes but do not replace periodic consistency checks.