POST /tracking/{trackingNumber}/proof-of-delivery

This API allows users to request a proof of delivery record via email. -Proof of Delivery (POD) is a letter containing the delivery information, the recipient's name, the tracking number, an image of the recipient’s signature, and the printed name and address. Proof of Delivery is only available for items where a Signature Confirmation™ service has been purchased or is included in the mail class.

Servers

Path parameters

Name Type Required Description
trackingNumber String Yes

The human-readable representation of trackable barcode data, commonly known as a tracking number.

Request headers

Name Type Required Description
Content-Type String Yes The media type of the request body.

Default value: "application/json"

Request body fields

Name Type Required Description
CRID String No

Unique 10-byte numeric value that’s associated to each user. A Customer Registration Identification number (CRID) is a USPS-generated numeric code that uniquely identifies a business at a location.

uniqueTrackingID String Yes

The unique tracking identifier provided in the Tracking Detail API response.

recipients[] Array Yes

The contact information for up to 3 recipients.

recipients[].email String Yes

The email address of the recipient.

recipients[].lastName String Yes

The notification recipient last name.

recipients[].firstName String Yes

The notification recipient first name.

letterType String No

The requested notification: Proof of Delivery (POD) or Return Receipt Electronic (RRE).

Valid values:

  • "PROOF_OF_DELIVERY"
  • "RETURN_RECEIPT_ELECTRONIC"

Default value: "PROOF_OF_DELIVERY"

mailingDate String No

The mailing date provided in the Tracking Detail API response.

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