> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api.md).

# Operator API

- [Operator Login — サインアップ・ログイン・トークン更新・アカウント削除](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api/login.md)
- [Operator Lookup — 倉庫スタッフ向け照会](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api/lookup.md)
- [Operator Queues — 出荷作業キュー・引当不能一覧](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api/queues.md)
- [Operator Locations — 拠点一覧](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api/locations.md)
- [Secure Scan — 確保スキャン](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api/secure-scan.md)
- [Secure by Tracking — 追跡番号で確保](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api/secure-by-tracking.md)
- [Stocktake — 棚卸](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api/stocktake.md)
- [Visit Check-in — 来店予約の確認と来店の記録](https://lmile.gitbook.io/lmile-docs/operator-api/visit.md)


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