Re-enable a previously disabled carrier
Re-enable a previously disabled carrier
Mark this carrier as eligible again for Ellie workflows. The UI is expected to confirm via a modal so the action is intentional; this endpoint itself does not gate on a reason. An audit-log row capturing the actor and timestamp is written in the same transaction. Idempotent: calling this when the carrier is already active returns the current row unchanged and writes no audit entry. Admin-only — requires OWNER or ADMIN role on the organization.
**Authentication:** Bearer token required.
Authentication
AuthorizationBearer
Bearer authentication of the form Bearer <token>, where token is your auth token.
Path parameters
carrier_id
Headers
X-Organization-ID
Request
This endpoint expects an object.
reason
Allowed values for AuditLog.reason. DB-enforced via Postgres ENUM.
The set is intentionally shared across all entity_type contexts; the
same code (service_quality, compliance, other) means
different things depending on whether the audited row is a carrier or a
lane preference. Disambiguating is the caller’s job — the frontend
renders different human labels per context. Free-text justification
lands on AuditLog.reason_note — required when OTHER is chosen,
optional (but preserved) for any other code.
reason_note
Response
Successful Response
id
name
mc_number
dot_number
email
phone
dispatcher_name
dispatcher_phone
dispatcher_email
is_active
provider
ingestion_method
equipment_types
insurance_expiration
w9_on_file
on_time_pickup_pct
on_time_delivery_pct
tracking_compliance_pct
avg_response_time_min
total_loads_hauled
is_onboarded
carrier_rep_user_id
carrier_rep_name
carrier_rep_email
is_verified
verified_date
created_at
updated_at
Errors
401
Unauthorized Error
403
Forbidden Error
404
Not Found Error
422
Unprocessable Entity Error
429
Too Many Requests Error