How to Use the TreeTrace Web Service in Postman

The archive below contains ready-made files that you can import into Postman.
Please note that after importing the request set, you must enter the Username and Password obtained during the registration process.

• Development:
  Download Postman Demo Archive Dev
  Download SHA256 checksum Dev
  

• Production:
  Download Postman Demo Archive Prd
  Download SHA256 checksum Prd
  

Below guide will walk you through the exact steps to manually create and use TreeTrace Web Service in Postman.

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1) Get the Token (Basic Auth)

1. Open Postman and click New Request

2. Set request type to POST

3. Enter the URL:

   • Development: https://treetracesrv-dev.sylvamo.com/Auth/token
   • Production: https://treetracesrv.sylvamo.com/Auth/token

4. Go to the Authorization tab:

   • Type: Basic Auth
   • Username: [YourUsername]
   • Password: [YourPassword]
     Postman will automatically set the Authorization header like this:
     Authorization: Basic base64(username:password)

5. Go to the Body tab:

   • Type: raw
   • Format: JSON
   • Leave the body empty or just use empty object {} if required.

6. Click Send.

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2) Copy the Token from the Response

1. You’ll get a response like:

   {
    "token": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6Ikp..."
   }
   

   • Copy the value of the token field.

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3) Request Tree Trace Data

1. Create a New Request in Postman.

   • Method: POST

2. Enter the URL:

   • Development: https://treetracesrv-dev.sylvamo.com/Eudr/GetRecords
   • Production: https://treetracesrv.sylvamo.com/Eudr/GetRecords

3. Go to the Authorization tab:

   • Type: Bearer Token
   • Paste the token you copied in the previous step.

   

4. Go to the Headers tab (optional, Postman usually adds it):

   • Add a header: Content-Type: application/json
Accept: */*

   

5. Go to the Body tab:

   • Type: raw
   • Format: JSON
   • Enter a body like:

    {
      "invoiceNumber": "123456",
      "loadNumber": "78910",
      "customerPo": "654321"
    }
    

   • You can leave either field empty or skip the empty entries entirely:

    {
      "customerPo": "654321"
    }
    OR
    {
      "invoiceNumber": "",
      "loadNumber": "",
      "customerPo": "654321"
    }
    

6. Click Send

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4) Request Tree Trace GeoJson

1. Create a New Request in Postman.

   • Method: POST

2. Enter the URL:

   • Development: https://treetracesrv-dev.sylvamo.com/Eudr/GetGeoJson
   • Production: https://treetracesrv.sylvamo.com/Eudr/GetGeoJson

3. Go to the Authorization tab:

   • Type: Bearer Token
   • Paste the token you copied in the previous step.

   

4. Go to the Headers tab (optional, Postman usually adds it):

   • Add a header: Content-Type: application/json
Accept: */*

   

5. Go to the Body tab:

   • Type: raw
   • Format: JSON
   • Enter a body like:

    {
      "invoiceNumber": "123456",
      "loadNumber": "78910",
      "customerPo": "654321"
    }
    

   • You can leave either field empty or skip the empty entries entirely:

    {
      "customerPo": "654321"
    }
    OR
    {
      "invoiceNumber": "",
      "loadNumber": "",
      "customerPo": "654321"
    }
    

6. Click Send

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5) View the Response

If successful, you’ll receive the tree trace data as JSON.
If token is invalid/expired, you'll get a 401 Unauthorized or similar error.

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