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EDIWheel is the Industry Standard for the Tire business 

In the late 1990s, the EDIWheel organization was established to develop an industry standard for offering an EDI and API solution between customers and manufacturers and for supporting the B2B, B2B2C E-Commerce within the worldwide tire industry. 
This solution helps to connect the businesses of customers and suppliers, handles the complexity of the B2B, and B2B2C processes end-to-end, and shares data in a quick and reliable way. All participants can benefit from a simple and unified data exchange for several processes within the tire business.

EDIWheel has been in place for more than 20 years within the worldwide tire business and in the meantime the standard is becoming more and more popular around the globe, driven by customers such as car manufacturers as well as tire manufacturers themselves. EDIWheel supports the digitalization of the tire industry, being more modern and efficient.

Learn more on EDIWheel organization here: https://ediwheel.net
Its association includes software editors and manufacturers Participants

Some benefits of the EDIWheel standard:

  1. Manufacturer-independent solutions.
  2. Future-orientated, scalable technology.
  3. Continuous developments depend on requirements from customers, industry, and authorities.
  4. Guarantee the security of investments, compatibility, and no recurring fees.
  5. Possibility to do a step-by-step integration.

 

A few Available Operations within Michelin are:

  • Order 
  • Order Status & Response
  • Dispatch Advice Request & List
  • Invoice
  • Payment Advice
  • Inquiry Quote
  • Etc…

 

The system is accessible 24/7. Messages can be Synchronous or Asynchronous. 
If you want to learn more on System to System development at Michelin please visit here: MICHELIN SERVICES CATALOGUE
 

How to Get started with API of Michelin Developer Portal?

1. To use the API you need to subscribe to APIs first.
Start by login on to the developer portal. If you don't have an account, you can Sign-up and create your account.
2. Once you logged in, go to 'Products' and select the desired API.
3. Explore the API specification, documentation, and plan of usage.
4. You can click on the 'Order' option from the plan of usage to subscribe to the API product.
5. Choose an option to associate your API product to an 'Existing app' or 'Create a new app'.
6. If you are opting for a new app, please fill out the required details and create your app.
7. You can check the status (Pending/Enabled) of your App from the “My Apps” section under “My Account”. 
8. Once the app is in the ‘Enabled’ state, you can start testing the API with apikey/oauth 2.0 credentials.

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Portal Issues

I’m having trouble testing API Product even after subscription. What should I do?

We encourage you to visit the ‘Specification’ and ‘Documentation’ sections for technical details on respective API Products. Also as an alternative, even you can reach out to us using the ‘Contact Us’ Section and we will connect with you.

I am Michelin Employee how can I access Michelin Developer Portal?

Please use the ‘Connect with MichelinID’ possibility while logging in to Portal. Once logged in, you are autonomous to explore offered API Products.

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Portal Issues

I have queries/issues. How can I report them?

Don't hesitate to contact us using the ‘Contact Us' form; we will contact you to resolve your issues. We appreciate all feedback and thank you for bringing this issue/request to our attention

How can I reach out to API Owners for a new use case?

Reach out to us using the 'Contact Us' form, and provide your contact details. We will contact you soon.