Retrieve a list of available service points and the associated service point id.
address in combination with a search radius.
latitude and longitude specify a reference point from which a distance will be computed for each service point, and returned with the response.weight parameter to ensure that only usable service points are returned.postal_code will return a list of service points which are located exactly within the bounds of the specified postal code area.address parameter retrieves a list of service points closest to the referenced location. You can adjust the radius of the results through the ‘radius’ parameter.address parameter accepts postal codes in addition to street names.Basic Authentication using API key and secrets is currently the main authentication mechanism.
Identifies the request as one made using JavaScript
A JSON Web Token encoding either an “id” (user ID) or “iid” (integration ID) property. Alternatively, a public API key.
A country ISO 2 code
"NL"
A comma-separated list of carrier codes (stringified)
"postnl,dpd"
Used as a reference point to calculate the distance of the service point to the provided location.
Used as a reference point to calculate the distance of the service point to the provided location.
Latitude of the northeast corner of the bounding box.
Longitude of the northeast corner of the bounding box.
Latitude of the southwest corner of the bounding box.
Longitude of the southwest corner of the bounding box.
Address of the destination address. Can accept postal code instead of the street and the house number.
"Stadhuisplein 10"
City of the destination address.
"Eindhoven"
Postal code of the destination address. Using postal_code will return you service points located around that particular postal code.
"5611 EM"
House number of the destination address.
"10"
Radius (in meter) of a bounding circle. Can be used instead of the ne_latitude, ne_longitude, sw_latitude, and sw_longitude parameters to define a bounding box. Minimum value: 100 meters. Maximum value: 50 000 meters.
100 <= x <= 50000Weight (in kg.) of the parcel to be shipped to the service points. Certain carriers impose limits for certain service points that cannot accept parcels above a certain weight limit.
DPD-specific query parameter.
7Filters results by their shop type.
Filters results by general shop type. Accepts a single value (e.g., servicepoint)
or a comma-separated list of values (e.g., servicepoint,locker,post_office).
Possible options:
servicepointlockerpost_officecarrier_depot"servicepoint"
OK
Indicates whether the service point data was recently updated via scraping within a carrier-specific expiration period.
This field reflects data freshness, not operational availability.
To check if a service point is operationally open, use open_tomorrow or open_upcoming_week instead.
Can contain carrier specific data
"postnl"
"NL"
Indicates whether the service point will be open tomorrow based on its operating schedule.
This field is calculated from formatted_opening_times and should be used to determine operational availability.
Indicates whether the service point will be open at least once during the next 7 days.
This field is calculated from formatted_opening_times including any schedule exceptions, and should be used to determine operational availability.
Distance between the reference point and the service point in meters.
A normalized shop type indicating the general category of the service point.
Carrier-specific shop types are mapped to a fixed set of values, such as servicepoint, locker, post_office, carrier_depot, etc.