TAI API
TAI API integration experience at Fortune connects operational orders with shipment workflows. A mapping layer turns assembled source information into the request expected by the transportation platform.
Where the engineering matters
SQL Server holds the original orders and stops; MongoDB holds normalized staging records. Keeping the shipment request separate from both gives the application a clear place to translate between systems and expose processing to an operator.
Work represented in the portfolio
- Shipment-request mapping from normalized orders
- TAI API integration
- Operator review and processing actions
- Processing logs alongside the dashboard
The delivered application is still running. Its portfolio case intentionally omits operational screenshots. The value is the data flow and usable controls around it, documented without exposing customer or shipment records.
TAI API integration experience: planning a similar project
A shipment integration needs agreement on what the operator is submitting and what result should be visible afterward. The Fortune case describes the data route from SQL Server through staging into a TAI request. It also documents the processing controls around that route. Operational records and screenshots are intentionally omitted, so the public case explains the implementation without exposing customer shipment details.
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