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CLAIM CORE

INTEGRATIONS

Claim Core reads the warehouse you already run.

When a claim is raised, Claim Core goes and gets the operational record and puts it on the claim. Nobody raises a ticket with the warehouse, and nobody waits until Tuesday. What arrives depends on what the system can give, and the claim says which is which.

  • Helm

    Installed from the Helm app store with nothing to copy. Despatched orders, tracking and the delivery status Helm reports, the picker, packer and dispatcher, and pack-station video on every claim.

    Helm and Helm Legacy, installed from the Helm app store

    Generally available
  • ShipHero

    Connect a 3PL or brand account with a developer user's refresh token. Despatched orders, tracking and delivery status, holds, serial and lot numbers, totes and picks, and a free return label on accepted claims.

    Public GraphQL API, 3PL and brand accounts

    Beta
  • Mintsoft

    Connect with an API key. Despatched orders, tracking, batches and serials, box contents, order documents and warehouse notes; returns recorded in Mintsoft with receipt read back.

    REST API, 3PL administrator and client keys

    Beta
  • Clarus

    Connect a Clarus tenant with a dedicated API user. Despatched orders, tracking, the picking record with tote and bin, serial numbers, and the people who picked, packed and despatched.

    GraphQL reads and automation webhooks, 3PL and brand tenants

    Beta
  • Deposco

    Install Claim Core's Deposco application in your environment. Shipped orders with per-parcel tracking, lots, serials and warehouse notes; returns opened in Deposco with receipt read back.

    Installed from Claim Core's Deposco application, per business unit

    Beta
  • Linnworks

    Install Claim Core's Linnworks application from a link and the connection completes itself. Processed orders with per-parcel tracking, batches and serials and the person who processed them; returns booked as RMAs, with a label where Linnworks issues one.

    Installed from Claim Core's Linnworks application, per account or sales channel

    Beta
  • Brightpearl

    Not connected yet. Tell us you need it and we will tell you honestly where it sits.

    Not yet
  • Base WMS

    Not connected yet. Tell us you need it and we will tell you honestly where it sits.

    Not yet

Beta means built and tested against that system's published API and not yet running for a customer in production, so we connect the first customers on each one ourselves. The badge comes off as soon as a customer is live, not when it suits us.

Not using any of these? Claim Core works without a warehouse connection: claims, clocks, decisions and the audit trail all run. You enter the order reference yourself instead of it arriving attached.

Different systems, one claim page.

Six warehouse systems do not expose the same things. A claim page that goes blank where a field is missing teaches your team to distrust all of it, so Claim Core names the reason instead.

What the claim gets

  • The despatch record: when the order left, the warehouse order it left under, and its status.
  • Courier and tracking, with the delivery status the warehouse system reports.
  • Who handled it: the picker, the packer and the dispatcher, where the system records them.
  • Serial and lot numbers where units are tracked, so a claim is about one specific item.
  • Pack-station video, on Helm. Helm only. The warehouse's own links expire, so Claim Core copies the clip into its own storage the first time anyone watches it and keeps it for 90 days after the decision.

And what it says when it cannot

Illustrative interface. A warehouse record panel on a Mintsoft claim, showing the despatch time and the courier and tracking number, with the serial number reading N A and the pack-station video reading Not supported by Mintsoft. Two different kinds of nothing, told apart: “Not supported by Mintsoft” means that system cannot give us this, and “N/A” means it could and this order has none.

Connect the one you run, and see a real claim.

Helm installs from its own app store with nothing to copy. The rest take a key or an install link. If yours is in beta we connect it with you ourselves.