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Three routes through the same platform, depending on who you are and what “working” means for you. Each one ends with a real order moving.

Which route

Merchant

The shortest path from a connected store to a parcel with a label on it.
Ship one order end to end before configuring anything elseThe temptation is to set up rules, notifications and branding first, then try it. Do the opposite: one order, all the way to delivered, with everything on defaults.It takes twenty minutes and it surfaces the real problems — an address format the carrier rejects, a missing contact name, a product with no weight — while there is still only one order to fix rather than four hundred.

Multi-location

Everything above, plus the four decisions that only matter once there is more than one of something. If you run shops as well as warehouses, add them as branches and decide per hub whether location-based inventory is on — see Hubs Management. If you trade under more than one name, set up brands first, because messages, tracking pages and labels all hang off them.
Order of operations matters more than it looksBrands, hub codes and SKU conventions are referenced by everything created after them. Set them up first and the rest follows; set them up late and you are editing history.The sequence that works: brands → hubs → products → channels → carriers → rules → people.

Developer

Five calls, in order. The full surface is in the endpoint index; this is the spine. Get your refresh_token from Settings → API Integrations → Connect, and build against https://staging-api.tryoto.com before production. See Authentication.
Add step 5 on day one, not when polling starts hurtingPolling orderStatus works immediately and needs no endpoint of your own, which is exactly why integrations get built that way and stay that way.A webhook is a morning’s work. Retrofitting one into a system that has assumed polling for a year is not.

Before you go live

Where to go next

Core concepts

The vocabulary everything else uses.

Omnichannel OMS

The module to read first.

Developers

The full API.