get_carrier_accounts

List carrier accounts for a tenant via middleware, with merchant-access filtering. Use optional select with json-mask syntax to return only required fields.

The right tool when an agent needs to know which carriers the tenant works with — typically before reassigning a shipment, before quoting rates, or for any reporting that splits by carrier.

Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
tenantId	string	Yes	—
account_country	array or string	No	—
account_name	array or string	No	—
agg_by	string	No	—
carrier	array or string	No	—
carrier_id	array or string	No	—
country_access	array or string	No	—
creation_date_from	string	No	—
creation_date_to	string	No	—
exclude_carrier	string	No	—
exclude_clicknship_child_accounts	boolean or string	No	—
is_live	boolean or string	No	—
location_access	array or string	No	—
merchant	array or string	No	—
only_clicknship_child_accounts	boolean or string	No	—
page	string	No	—
page_size	string	No	—
pagination	boolean or string	No	—
search_string	string	No	—
select	string	No	—
sort_by	string	No	—
sort_direction	string	No	Values: asc, desc.
statistics	boolean or string	No	—
status	array or string	No	—
tzoffset	string	No	—

Returns

An array of carrier account records — id, name, carrier, status, country, merchant scope, and (if statistics requested) usage metrics.

Example agent prompts

"Which carriers do we use in this tenant?"

get_carrier_accounts(
  tenantId="…",
  select="carrier,account_name,status"
)

"Show me only the live DHL accounts."

get_carrier_accounts(
  tenantId="…",
  carrier="dhl",
  is_live="true"
)

Related tools

• report_carrier_performance — KPIs for the carrier accounts surfaced here.
• reassign_shipment — needs a target carrier_account_id.
• get_shipping_rates — quotes are by carrier account.

Notes

• The list is typically small (tens of accounts), but use pagination + select for tenants with many accounts or when the agent only needs a subset of fields.
• country_access / location_access are inherited from the authorizing user's scope — passing them is usually a no-op.