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Getting Started

The System is provided by the Setlog GmbH (www.setlog.com) from Bochum, Germany. The integration is webbased and the messages are send via http requests in both directions. The documentation provides you detailed information how does every request look like. You will know which payload, parameters, etc. will contains the request to your system and which fields and parameters are required in the requests from your system back to the OSCA system. Please use the examples from Integration Details right away to implement the integration.

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Get OSCA System API Authentication

We use the authentication method api key to authenticate the forwarder at our api endpoints. When you implemented the integration please contact the Setlog integration team (interfaces@setlog-support.com) to get it. In the curl examples from Integration Details you will find how we expect the api key in every request.

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Give Your System API Authentication

We authenticate at the forwarder system api with basic authentication. Please contact the Setlog integration team (interfaces@setlog-support.com) to exchange your basic authentication credentials.

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Ready to Test

When all messages are implemented and the credentials are exchanged please contact Project Manager from Setlog and Setlog integration team (interfaces@setlog-support.com) to schedule a testing session. We will be happy to assist you.