Create International Order
International deliveries use the standard Create Delivery endpoint. The key difference is that each parcel must include an international_item object containing customs declaration data.
International services must be enabled at the tenant level before quoting or booking. Rendr dynamically selects the appropriate carrier service based on parcel attributes, destination, and customs data — no manual product ID selection is required.
Endpoint
Authentication: Bearer token required via the Authorization header.
Supported Countries
Destination countries must be configured in a tenant-level whitelist using ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 codes (e.g. AU, NZ, US). Requests to unconfigured countries will fail validation.
Request Payload
The international_item object on each parcel triggers international service selection. Standard parcel dimensions and weight are still required.
For international deliveries, the country field is required in both the address and customer objects:
address.country— the destination country code, used for carrier routing and customs validation.customer.country— the recipient’s country code, used for phone number formatting when communicating with the recipient.
Full Example
Minimal Example
When line_items are provided in the delivery payload, several item_contents fields are auto-populated. Only description and weight_kg are strictly required per item.
When line_items are present, the following item_contents fields are auto-populated if not explicitly provided: quantity, value_cents, sku, reference, country_of_origin (defaults to AU), commercial_value (defaults to true), and classification_type (defaults to SALE_OF_GOODS).
Field Definitions
international_item Fields
item_contents Fields
Response
The response follows the standard delivery creation structure with one additional field for international shipments:
This array contains the classification details for each item as resolved by the international classification engine.
Manifesting & Labels
International shipments follow the same manifesting and labelling workflow as domestic services. Use the standard manifest and label retrieval endpoints — no separate process is required for international orders.
