Merchant API
A documented REST API so a merchant’s shop can create parcels, fetch delivery status, and pull COD payout data without anyone re-typing an order.
Why integration decides your support load
Every parcel a merchant types into a panel by hand is a parcel that can carry a wrong phone number, a wrong COD amount, or a wrong address. At fifty parcels a day that is an annoyance. At five thousand it is your support queue, your return rate, and your reconciliation problem all at once.
Drix exposes a merchant API so orders flow straight from an online shop into your courier operation, with status updates flowing back the other way. Merchants stop double-entering; you stop fixing typos.
Status webhooks
Push parcel status changes back to the merchant’s system as they happen, so their customers see the same timeline yours does.
E-commerce platforms
WooCommerce and other storefront integrations are built as part of enterprise deployments, mapped to your own zones, weight slabs, and COD rules.
ERP & accounting
Custom integrations to push settled COD, delivery charges, and merchant payouts into the accounting system you already run.
Integration guides from our team
Written for the people who actually wire this up — merchants, developers, and operations leads.
- Pathao Courier API: Integration Guide for Online Shops
- Courier APIs Explained for Non-Developers: What Merchants Should Know
- Shopify Courier Integration for Bangladeshi Stores
- Steadfast Courier API Integration: Developer's Guide
- WooCommerce Courier Integration in Bangladesh: Complete Guide
Integrations — Common Questions
Yes. Drix provides a merchant API so orders can be pushed automatically from an e-commerce site instead of being entered by hand, and delivery status can be read back programmatically.
Yes. WooCommerce and similar storefront integrations are set up as part of enterprise deployments, configured against your own delivery zones, weight slabs, and COD rules.
Custom integrations for ERP and accounting are available on enterprise deployments. Tell us which system you run and we will scope it in the quote rather than promise it blind.
Merchant API access is included from the Growth plan upward. Custom integration work is quoted separately, and the quote lists it explicitly — there are no hidden integration fees.
A straightforward API connection is usually live within days. Custom ERP or storefront work depends on the system involved; we scope it before you commit, so you get a date rather than an estimate that moves.
Tell Us What You Need to Connect
Bring your stack to a 30-minute call and we will tell you honestly what is standard, what is custom, and what it costs.
