API Integration
Connect Once.
Deliver Everywhere.

Why Our Storage & Warehousing
YellowBIRD's Warehouse Management System is the technology platform that runs every function within the warehouse operation. It tracks stock levels in real time, manages order queues and pick lists, coordinates with the last-mile dispatch system, and generates reporting data for merchant dashboards.
The WMS is integrated directly with YellowBIRD's logistics platform meaning orders that arrive through any connected commerce platform automatically trigger the pick-and-pack workflow without any manual handoff between systems.
Platform Integration Contexts
YellowBIRD's API adapts to five primary integration scenarios in Uganda's digital commerce ecosystem:
E-Commerce Marketplaces Multi-merchant platforms integrate once to give every merchant on their platform automatic access to YellowBIRD's logistics network. Orders placed by any customer on the marketplace trigger automatic dispatch without any action from the merchant. Market by MoMo is the primary live example of this integration model in Uganda.
FMCG and Distribution Systems ERP and distribution management systems connect to YellowBIRD's API to automate the dispatch of high-volume, multi-stop distribution runs. The API supports multi-stop order structures, delivery window enforcement, and item-level confirmation for FMCG order types.
Call Centre and Offline Ordering Platforms Platforms that generate orders through human agents handling verbal customer instructions integrate YellowBIRD's API with access to the address enrichment layer which resolves informal or imprecise address descriptions into actionable delivery coordinates using landmark matching and historical delivery data.
Inventory and Warehouse Management Systems Businesses that manage their own inventory systems connect to YellowBIRD's fulfillment trigger model the API is activated when goods are confirmed pick-and-pack complete and ready for dispatch, rather than at the point of customer order. This model suits businesses with internal fulfillment workflows that precede the delivery stage.
YellowBIRD API
The API Is Bidirectional
YellowBIRD's API does not just receive your orders. It sends back a continuous, structured stream of delivery intelligence throughout the lifecycle of every order. The outbound event types your platform receives are:
ORDER_RECEIVED — Order confirmed and active in YellowBIRD's system
RIDER_ASSIGNED — Specific rider allocated to the delivery
PICKUP_CONFIRMED — Rider has collected from the merchant
IN_TRANSIT — Rider is en route to the customer
DELIVERY_CONFIRMED — Order successfully delivered, proof of delivery captured
DELIVERY_FAILED — Delivery attempt unsuccessful, reason code and re-attempt flag included
Every event carries a full order data object — meaning your platform always has the complete current state of any order without needing to make a separate status enquiry.
Security
All API traffic is transmitted over TLS. API keys are scoped to specific permission sets — an integration key authorises only the operations relevant to that integration, limiting exposure in the event of a compromised credential. Customer data fields — name, contact, delivery address — are encrypted at rest and excluded from application log output at the middleware layer.
Getting Started
YellowBIRD provides a sandbox environment for integration development and testing. The sandbox includes test merchant identifiers, simulated zone data, and automated delivery event flows that allow your development team to validate the full integration — from order submission through delivery confirmation — before going live.
Integration support is available from YellowBIRD's technical team throughout the implementation process.
To request API documentation and sandbox access, contact YellowBIRD's integration team.
Integration is how your platform keeps its promise. When a customer places an order on your system, they trust that the product will arrive. YellowBIRD's API is the technology that backs that trust with a real, operational, technology-driven logistics chain — from the moment of order confirmation to the moment of delivery confirmation.






