SDK integration in TMS

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An SDK integration in a TMS refers to embedding a third-party application’s Software Development Kit (SDK) into a Transport Management System (TMS) to seamlessly enable additional features or data channels (e.g., tracking, shipment information, route optimization). The SDK provides application programming interfaces (APIs) through which the TMS can integrate, automate, and extend external services.

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