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Track shipments

A held parcel or a missed delivery shows on its order before the customer writes in to ask.

Who it’s for
Order-management software whose customers ship with several carriers, each tracked on its own site.
Why it’s hard
One carrier says “Held” where another says “Exception”, and both can mean a parcel waiting at a depot. Ridgeline shows proof of delivery only to a signed-in business account.
You get back
  • Proof of delivery, as a PDF on each delivered order
  • Held parcels and failed deliveries, flagged on the order
How it runs, in your product’s code

Each morning, a computer enters the open tracking numbers on each carrier’s site. The order gets a plain status and date, with the carrier’s own wording beside it. For Ridgeline’s proof of delivery, someone on your customer’s team signs in to the business account. A held parcel is flagged with the driver’s note.

Ruby · example 
computer = pine.create_computer(  location: { country: "US" },  ephemeral: true)session = computer.create_session(name: "main", browser: true) session.agent.run(<<~JOB)  Look up every open shipment on its carrier’s site. Note any  change of status or date, and save proof of delivery.JOB session.agent.events do |event|  case event.type  when "needs_input"    # Your user takes the controls on the live desktop in your    # product, does what only they can, and hands them back.    session.agent.answer(event.payload["request_id"], "Done.")  when "result"    session.list_artifacts(turn_id: event.turn_id).each do |file|      row.attach(file.filename, session.read_artifact(file.id))    end    break if event.terminal?  endend computer.stop

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