These 2 services are passed a container number and return the container tare weight in kg (or lbs).

• production endpoint = https://app.bic-boxtech.org/api/v2.0/container/<container_number>/tare_kg
• production endpoint = https://app.bic-boxtech.org/api/v2.0/container/<container_number>/tare_lbs/
• sandbox endpoint = https://test-bic-container.herokuapp.com/api/v2.0/container/<container_number>/tare_kg
• sandbox endpoint = https://test-bic-container.herokuapp.com/api/v2.0/container/<container_number>/tare_lbs

For Sandbox, you may test you tare request with the following container number : GLDU5334260 Generally speaking, the container number format is AAAU9999999 :

• BIC Code of 4 characters
• Container number with 6 digits plus 1 check digit.

Authorization : Bearer <accessToken>

Note : there is a blank space between "Bearer" and the accessToken

Tare weight is retruned as a decimal value, in kg or lbs depending on endpoint called. The decimal separator is a '.'

<tare_weight>

For example :

1234.56

If there is no container with this container number in the TCD, the returned value is an error string for example :

 {
    "error": "Sorry, there is no record for this container in BoxTech."
}

If there is an alert preventing you from accessing the container details, the returned value is an error string s well as a status 417. for example :

An alert or warning prevents you from querying this container