Powerful REST API
Integrate Logmore into your own processes
- Connect monitoring to WMS, ERP, TMS, and quality systems
- Keep shipment evidence available inside your own workflow
Automate monitoring with API
Connect Logmore data to WMS, TMS, ERP, quality, and control-tower workflows so Missions, reports, alerts, and condition data move automatically.
Start Missions
Remove unnecessary steps from your warehouse process
- Start Missions from shipment orders or templates
- Reduce repeated setup work at dispatch
Integrate data flows
Access the data in your centralized control tower
- Pull alerts, measurements, and comments into downstream systems
- Keep condition data available for automated follow-up
When to use API
Choose the most suitable solution for your scale
- Use API when scan-based handling no longer fits
- Combine integrations with phone scans where handoffs still need them
Automation for shipment monitoring steps your systems should own.
Use integrations when shipment monitoring has to follow your WMS, ERP, TMS, quality, or control-tower process.
- Automate mission creation, report generation, and condition data access.
- Keep phone scanning where handoffs still need a human confirmation.
- Remove repeated manual setup while keeping data in your own tools.
Mission control Templates, automatic starts, report generation, and editable timestamps.
System access Alerts, measurements, comments, durations, and shipment names via API.
REST API examples
Concrete integration calls for mission automation.
Typical integrations create Missions from shipment orders, close reports at receiving, and pull condition data into downstream systems.
POST /v1/missions
Create a shipment mission
Start monitoring from a WMS, ERP, or dispatch system when the shipment is packed.
{
"shipmentId": "WMS-458219",
"loggerId": "LM-2-839201",
"templateId": "pharma-2-8c",
"reference": "Order 10458"
} PATCH /v1/missions/{missionId}/end
Close the report window
End a Mission at receiving or adjust the end timestamp to match the operational handoff.
{
"endedAt": "2026-05-16T09:45:00Z",
"reason": "received_at_dc"
} GET /v1/missions/{missionId}/measurements
Pull condition data
Fetch measurements, alerts, durations, comments, and scan events into a control tower.
{
"include": ["alerts", "scans", "comments"],
"format": "json"
} 1. WMS creates order Shipment ID and route context exist in your system.
2. API starts Mission Logger ID, template, and shipment reference are linked.
3. Scan uploads data Receiver scan or Scanpoint updates Logmore Cloud.
4. Systems pull evidence Reports, alerts, measurements, and scans return to your stack.
API or scan flow?
Use the API when monitoring needs to run inside your systems.
Integrations are not mandatory, but do allow fast high-volume user and data flows. REST API integration is for automation, scale, and system-owned logistics data.
One-way data flow
One-way integration for faster shipping
Best for making shipping operations more automatic, reducing human errors, and getting more value from measurement data by including additional metadata for each shipment report.
Alternatively to REST API, one-way integration can also be achieved via Excel import or ERP printed reports, such as SAP outputs.
- Easy integration project
- Extra value for every shipment report
- Clear ROI from time saving
Two-way data flow
Two-way integration for efficiency and storage
In addition to optimizing operations by automating shipment creation in Logmore Cloud, the API can be used to pull reports or raw data into third-party systems.
Best fit if there is an existing visibility platform in use.
- Reports and certifications can be downloaded automatically
- Full condition data in your own tools
- Automatic shipment management
Questions & Answers
What integration buyers and implementation teams will check first.
Quick answers for teams reviewing API scope, mission automation, and system access.
What is the main job of the Logmore Cloud API?
It automates condition monitoring processes, starts and ends Missions automatically, and integrates Logmore data into the customer’s own systems.
How can a Mission be started through the API?
A team can link a Logmore data logger to its own system by entering the logger ID or scanning the logger barcode, then start shipments immediately based on templates managed in Logmore Cloud.
What control does the API provide when ending Missions?
The page says the API can conclude a Mission or edit its end timestamp, set specific endpoints for shipments, end a Mission immediately after a logger scan, and limit report timeframes.
What data can customers bring into their own systems?
The API page highlights alerts, measurements, durations, comments, shipment names, Mission edits, Mission templates, and notifications when a logger is scanned.
When does Logmore suggest using the API instead of lighter workflows?
The API is the better fit when supply chains scale and teams want to move beyond smartphone or Scanpoint-driven handling toward workflows where no scans are needed.
Next steps
Ready to start automating your process?
Start with the documentation or talk with a Logmore expert about your integration workflow.