Before you take this step, please ensure you have your new TForce Freight API credentials retrieved using the credentials guide, you will need to enter your credentials in the Carrier API Integrations configuration.
- From the Integrations menu, go to Carrier Integrations and go to TForce Freight and click on edit or enable the button.
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- Note that this was previously named as UPS TForce Freight before we updated the integration
- From the configuration dialog box, enter the credentials from your TForce OAuth Client
1 – Token Endpoint URL
2 – Client Id
3 – Scope URL
4 – OAuth Client Secret Value
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- Select the proper payment terms for your account
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- Select the type of account for rating – if your account type is not a density account, then select Standard
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- Select enable or disable for API features such as Electronic Dispatching and API Tracking
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- Enter your billing information for your TForce Freight account
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- If you need further help, hover over the Need Help link for this additional helpful dialog box
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Customer Specific Accounts
- If you are using a customer specific pricing, the client ID, Scope URL and Token Endpoint URL should all be the same as your blanket.
- The only thing that changes is the OAuth Client Secret Value, that will be unique per pricing account.