Corvid APIAPI
Everything Corvid does, as an API.
Upload Stops in BulkA partner integration teamWe push about 3,000 stops each morning, one call each, and it takes nine minutes. A single call with the lot would take seconds.Carmen Ruiz Planned. It will be asynchronous rather than one long request, so you post the batch, get an id back straight away, and either poll it or take the webhook. Partial success is reported per row, because a batch of 3,000 that fails entirely on one bad stop is not much better than what you have now.Sandbox With DataA partner integration teamThe sandbox is empty, so testing anything real means creating fifty depots and three hundred stops by hand every time we reset it.Dmitri Novak Planned. A sandbox you have to populate before it is useful is a sandbox people test against once and then stop using. It will come seeded with a fictional operator big enough to be interesting, and reset on request rather than on a schedule, so a reset never lands in the middle of your test run.Keep v1 AvailableA partner integration teamWe've got a lot built on v1 and would rather not move it.Ada Whitfield We won't commit to that, and it's better to say so than leave it open and let you plan around a maybe. What we do commit to: eighteen months from the v2 release, so the earliest switch-off is March next year, and we have never shortened that window. You get a migration guide, a compatibility mode so you can move endpoint by endpoint, and an engineer on a call if you want one. Indefinitely is the one thing we cannot promise, because every v2 decision would then be constrained by a shape chosen in 2019.