The webhook approach provides a real-time, push-based method. Your TMS sends immediate event notifications to FleetWorks whenever there are updates, while FleetWorks pushes bid events back to your TMS.
If you decide to go with this path, see Load Events Webhook for more details on the shape of the payloads to send to FleetWorks.
The pull-based integration is an alternative approach where FleetWorks retrieves data from your TMS at regular intervals via API calls.
If you decide to use the pull-based approach, additional configuration steps are required. See the “Pull-Based Integration Setup” section below.
Follow these steps to integrate your TMS with FleetWorks:
Authorization
header:
Outbound Webhooks:
Inbound Webhooks:
API Endpoint Setup:
Bid Events:
The webhook approach provides a real-time, push-based method. Your TMS sends immediate event notifications to FleetWorks whenever there are updates, while FleetWorks pushes bid events back to your TMS.
If you decide to go with this path, see Load Events Webhook for more details on the shape of the payloads to send to FleetWorks.
The pull-based integration is an alternative approach where FleetWorks retrieves data from your TMS at regular intervals via API calls.
If you decide to use the pull-based approach, additional configuration steps are required. See the “Pull-Based Integration Setup” section below.
Follow these steps to integrate your TMS with FleetWorks:
Authorization
header:
Outbound Webhooks:
Inbound Webhooks:
API Endpoint Setup:
Bid Events: