Getting Started

To get started with an API OMS, one of the first steps is to ensure that your application can properly authenticate with the API. This often involves setting an authorization header in your HTTP requests. Here’s a guide on how to set up and use the authorization header for API requests:

Environment Setup (Staging & Production)

To test the integration with the OMS system, you need to register for the Staging environment before using the production environment.

1. Register for Staging Environment

Access: https://stg-oms.nandh.vn/
Create an account to obtain your API credentials

2. Account Approval

After registration, please contact Onflow Customer Support to have your account approved for API access

3. Environment Information

Environment	Host
Staging	stg-oms.nandh.vn
Production	oms.onflow.vn

4. Notes

Use the Staging environment for testing purposes only
After completing testing, switch to Production (Live) for actual usage
API keys are different between environments

Common Authorization Methods

Register for API Access

API Key

Setting Up Authorization Headers

1. Register for API Access

Contact Onflow to request your API credentials and key. Log in to your account first, as shown in the attached image.

2. API Key

An API key is a simple encrypted string that identifies the client accessing the API.

Example Header:

Steps:

Obtain the API key from your OMS provider.

Include the API key in the authorization header of your requests.

Example in cURL:

curl -H "Authorization: your_api_key_here" https://api.example.com/orders

Example in Python (using requests library):

Summary
Ensure you understand the specific authorization method required by your OMS API by referring to their documentation. Once authenticated, you can proceed to make API calls to manage orders, inventory, shipments, and other resources provided by the OMS.

Environment Setup (Staging & Production)#

1. Register for Staging Environment#

2. Account Approval#

3. Environment Information#

4. Notes#

Common Authorization Methods#

Setting Up Authorization Headers#

1. Register for API Access#

2. API Key#