The detailed eFTI platform requirements define secure machine-to-machine authority access between an eFTI platform and eFTI Gate infrastructure.
Adminyra separates the Gate-facing surface from the normal TMS API so customer integrations do not become coupled to authority protocols or trust material.
The production Gate endpoint stays disabled until interoperability and certification work is complete.
The platform identifies the relevant dataset, applies the authority access context and returns only the permitted regulatory information.
Requests and follow-up communication are recorded separately from ordinary business API activity.
No. The authority-access architecture is machine-to-machine through eFTI Gate infrastructure rather than a public authority login portal on the platform.
In the Adminyra architecture, the TMS connects to the platform API while the platform owns the separate Gate interoperability boundary.
Start with a real freight-data mapping in the sandbox. Production Gate exchange remains locked until the certification and interoperability path is complete.