Deposco API

Overview

Deposco is a cloud warehouse management system built for mid-market e-commerce brands and third-party logistics providers, with particular strength in omnichannel fulfillment operations where inventory needs to be allocated and picked across multiple channels: direct-to-consumer orders, retail replenishment, and marketplace fulfillment running in parallel from the same physical warehouse. Its platform covers inventory tracking, order management, wave planning, pick and pack workflows, carrier integration, and real-time reporting, and its customer base includes fast-growing e-commerce brands and 3PLs that have outgrown basic fulfillment software but do not yet need a full enterprise WMS. For e-commerce automation platforms, AI inventory replenishment tools, and logistics technology companies serving omnichannel fulfillment operations, Deposco is a priority integration target: customers running it as their WMS expect connected tools to read stock levels and push operational instructions programmatically.

Access to Deposco's API requires completing a formal integration partnership. There is no self-serve developer portal, no sandbox environment available outside the partner relationship, and no documented path to production credentials without a completed partnership agreement. The enrollment process involves a formal application, technical evaluation by Deposco's integration team, and agreement negotiation, with a timeline that most engineering teams experience as taking months. E-commerce automation tools and AI inventory replenishment platforms that need to read current stock levels, query fulfillment order status, or push pick orders to the WMS cannot self-serve this access, which means they are either waiting for partnership enrollment to complete or asking customers to export inventory snapshots manually on a schedule.

Integuru generates a production-ready HTTP API for Deposco using direct HTTP requests against the same endpoints the Deposco web application uses internally for inventory management, order processing, and warehouse operations. The thirteen planned actions extend the standard last-mile action set with three WMS-specific operations: list_inventory for current stock level queries, get_warehouse_location for bin and zone status, and create_pick_order for initiating the picking process programmatically, giving e-commerce automation and inventory management teams the full WMS interface without a partnership enrollment blocking access.

Why Teams Need This Integration

Deposco's partner-only access model blocks the same categories of e-commerce automation and inventory management product consistently.

AI inventory replenishment and demand planning platforms. Replenishment automation tools that monitor current stock levels, calculate reorder points, and submit purchase orders or transfer requests need list_inventory as a live API query against Deposco, not a scheduled CSV export. An AI replenishment platform managing inventory across multiple 3PL clients needs to query each client's Deposco account for current on-hand, available, and reserved quantities at the SKU level to make accurate replenishment decisions. A stock level that is 24 hours stale at the point a replenishment decision is made can lead to over-ordering for SKUs that sold down through overnight orders or under-ordering for SKUs that received an unexpected return. The get_warehouse_location action supports the bin-level granularity that slot optimization and putaway automation workflows require on top of SKU-level inventory totals.

E-commerce order orchestration and channel integration platforms. Multi-channel commerce platforms that receive orders from Shopify, Amazon, and other channels and route them to the appropriate fulfillment location need list_orders, get_order_detail, and create_pick_order to manage the order lifecycle between the e-commerce system and Deposco without manual re-entry. When an order arrives from a marketplace, the orchestration platform needs to create or confirm the fulfillment order in Deposco, initiate the pick, and then track its progress through list_shipments and get_delivery_proof after the carrier picks it up. The partnership enrollment gating means most of these platforms are asking customers to manually trigger picks in the Deposco portal for each order.

3PL customer portals and inventory visibility tools. Third-party logistics providers that run Deposco for multiple client brands need to expose inventory and order status data to each client through a branded portal. list_inventory feeds the client-facing stock level dashboard. get_order_detail and list_shipments power the shipment tracking and order history views that clients use to monitor their fulfillment operations. get_delivery_proof provides the carrier confirmation evidence that retail clients require for vendor compliance. Building these portals requires programmatic access to Deposco data across multiple client accounts, which the partnership enrollment model gates.

Supply Chain Workflows This Integration Covers

The thirteen planned actions cover the WMS operations, inventory management, and fulfillment data surfaces that e-commerce automation and logistics technology teams need from Deposco:

• Route and fulfillment run management: list_routes, get_route_detail, and create_route cover outbound shipment runs and carrier assignments for 3PL operators and fulfillment platforms managing outbound logistics alongside WMS operations.
• Order fulfillment: list_orders, get_order_detail, and add_order_to_route surface fulfillment order records with line-item and status data, and support dynamic order assignment for multi-channel e-commerce orchestration platforms.
• Carrier and pickup operations: get_driver_location and update_stop_status provide carrier pickup status and the ability to flag outbound shipment exceptions for 3PL operators and fulfillment platforms monitoring carrier performance.
• Shipment tracking and proof: list_shipments and get_delivery_proof provide outbound shipment records and carrier delivery confirmation for client portals, audit workflows, and retail vendor compliance reporting.
• WMS-specific operations: list_inventory, get_warehouse_location, and create_pick_order cover the warehouse management surface unique to Deposco: live inventory queries by SKU and location, bin-level status for slot optimization, and programmatic pick initiation for e-commerce order orchestration and AI replenishment platforms.

Adjacent Integrations

Integuru already operates in the logistics space in production. The uShip integration delivers live invoice listing for freight and large-item shipping marketplace workflows, demonstrating Integuru's direct HTTP approach on a logistics platform with no official developer API. The Deposco integration follows the same architecture: direct HTTP requests against the internal WMS API layer, without browser automation or partnership dependency, delivering sub-3-second response times and 24/7 on-call maintenance on Production plan accounts.