API integration

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API integration in logistics and supply chain is the seamless connection of software applications and systems via standardized application programming interfaces (APIs) to enable data exchange, process automation, and cross-system coordination of functions such as order management, shipment tracking, warehouse management, and invoicing across the supply chain.

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