Items and vehicle fit
Describe what you ship so Maxmove checks that the vehicle can carry it, and the courier, labels, and proof of delivery show the right goods.
items is optional on quotes, deliveries, and fleet orders. When you send it, Maxmove checks that the chosen vehicle_type_id can carry every line before it prices or books the route, and keeps the lines on the delivery for the courier, package labels, and proof of delivery.
Describe each line#
One line describes identical units. Send 1 to 100 lines:
| Field | Required | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
quantity | yes | Number of identical units on this line. |
weight_kg | yes | Weight of one unit. |
length_cm, width_cm, height_cm | yes | Outer dimensions of one unit. |
description | no | Short cargo description shown to the courier. |
fragile | no | Never stacked and flagged to the courier. |
keep_upright | no | The height axis stays vertical; only the footprint may be rotated. |
stackable | no | true allows stacking identical units, false forbids it. Omit when you don't know. |
source_line_id, sku, customer_reference | no | Your identifiers. customer_reference is printed on package labels. |
barcode, gtin, sscc | no | Existing codes. The courier scans barcode at pickup and dropoff. |
"items": [
{
"source_line_id": "SO-4711-1",
"description": "Espresso machine, boxed",
"quantity": 2,
"weight_kg": 12.5,
"length_cm": 50,
"width_cm": 40,
"height_cm": 45,
"fragile": true,
"keep_upright": true,
"barcode": "4006381333931"
}
]Pick a vehicle that fits#
vehicle_type_id stays required. List the options with GET /v1/vehicle-types.
Quote with the items
Send
itemstoPOST /v1/quotes. If the vehicle is too small, the request fails with400 vehicle_does_not_fit.Retry with the next larger vehicle
Choose a larger vehicle type and quote again. Line data that cannot be evaluated fails with
400 invalid_itemsinstead; fix the line and retry.Book with the same items
Send the identical
itemswith thequote_idtoPOST /v1/deliveries. Different items fail with400 quote_mismatch.
Send stackable only when you know it. Omitting it is treated conservatively, which can mean a larger vehicle than strictly necessary, but never one that is too small.
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