What Katana asks for
The Katana connection form asks for your Username, Password, Tenant Code, and Business Unit, plus an optional Sandbox/UA Environment checkbox.
Username: the username you use to log in to Deposco.
Password: your Deposco account password.
Tenant Code: the identifier at the start of your Deposco login URL.
Business Unit: your Business Unit or Company code. At the 3PL level, this is a comma-separated list of business units.
Sandbox/UA Environment: check this only if you use the Deposco UA (User Acceptance) environment instead of production.
Find your credentials in Deposco
Username and Password: Use the same username and password you use to log in to Deposco.
Tenant Code: Log in to Deposco and look at the URL. If your URL is https://tenantcode.deposco.com/, your tenant code is tenantcode.
Business Unit: In Deposco, go to a page such as Items. The Business Unit is shown there. If you connect at the 3PL level, enter all business units separated by commas. For example, for business units 123 and 456, enter 123,456.
Sandbox/UA Environment: Check this box only if you log in to the Deposco UA environment.
API permissions: Deposco requires certain searchable parameters to be enabled before the integration can read some data. Your 3PL enables these in Deposco for your account. The main ones are:
search/kitHeader?createdDate, for syncing kit products.
search/receiptLine?createdDate, for syncing receipts for inbound shipments.
If you see a permission error such as search/kitHeader?createdDate, ask your 3PL to enable createdDate as a searchable field for the kitHeader entity.