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How to Use Carrier Settings with Averitt


Overview

Carrier Settings lets Pacejet administrators define carrier-specific defaults and special behaviors beyond the basic options configured during initial carrier setup. Use Carrier Settings when you need to store or control details such as account numbers, authentication values, operating modes, and other settings that affect how a carrier is used in shipping workflows.

Learn more about Carrier Settings in the article: How to Use Carrier Settings.


Averitt Carrier Settings Reference

The following carrier settings are commonly used with the Averitt integration. Use this table as a quick reference when configuring account identification, authentication, account role, and test mode behavior.

Use these values only when they match the shipper's Averitt configuration and business process. Treat account credentials and access tokens as sensitive values, and confirm whether test mode should remain enabled before moving to production.

Carrier setting

What it controls

Default / supported values

Example

AverittAccountNumber

Identifies the shipper account Pacejet should use when sending requests to Averitt.

Example value: MyAcct

 
<AverittAccountNumber>MyAcct</AverittAccountNumber>

AverittAccessToken

Stores the access token used to authenticate Pacejet with the Averitt integration.

Example value: 9999999999

 
<AverittAccessToken>99999999999</AverittAccessToken>

AverittAccountType

Defines the role of the Averitt account being used for the integration.

Example value: Shipper

 
<AverittAccountType>Shipper</AverittAccountType>

AverittTestMode

Controls whether the Averitt integration should run in test mode rather than production mode. This overrides the main application setting.

Typical values: True, False

 
<AverittTestMode>True</AverittTestMode>

AverittRateType

Controls whether volume rate pricing is available. Check with Averitt for activation.

Typical values: dynamic

 
<AverittRateType>dynamic</AverittRateType>


When These Settings are Most Useful

  • Account identification: Use AverittAccountNumber to connect shipments to the correct shipper account.

  • Authentication: Use AverittAccessToken to authorize integration requests sent from Pacejet to Averitt.

  • Account role configuration: Use AverittAccountType when the integration behavior depends on the type of Averitt account in use.

  • Testing and validation: Use AverittTestMode when validating configuration changes before enabling live production traffic.

This article lists the Averitt carrier settings confirmed to date, and Descartes updates it as more settings are verified.

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