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# Trade Order APIs

**Trade Order APIs** provide the mechanism to register, manage, and match PI/CI (Proforma Invoice / Commercial Invoice) trade-contract orders that establish the commercial background required for cross-border collection funds to be recognized and settled.

By integrating with these APIs, organizations can:

* **Register trade contracts:** Submit goods or services trade orders backed by contracts, logistics records, and product details so that incoming collection funds can be matched to verified commercial activity.
* **Track order status and modification rights:** Retrieve the current state, matched amount, and allowed modification type of any trade order to understand what further actions are available.
* **Match collections to trade orders:** Directly associate incoming collection orders with one or more trade orders — or vice versa — ensuring that each received payment is anchored to its corresponding commercial transaction.

In essence, **Trade Order APIs** empower you to build a complete, auditable link between your commercial contracts and the cross-border funds flowing through the Global Collections platform.

### Endpoints

* [Create Trade Order](/docs/global/global-collections/integration/trade-orders/api-create-trade-order.md)
* [Get Detail Trade Order](/docs/global/global-collections/integration/trade-orders/get-detail-trade-order.md)
* [Match Collection and Trade Order](/docs/global/global-collections/integration/trade-orders/api-match-collection-trade-order.md)


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