Add a bill of lading, a booking or a container number. Where the carrier publishes a feed, the milestones come in on their own. Where it does not, you fill them in and the shipment looks exactly the same to your client.
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What you get
Track by whichever number you have. Add the others later and they join the same shipment rather than starting a second one.
The steps a forwarder actually reports to a client, in order, each with the date it happened. Not a raw carrier log nobody can read.
If a box has not moved for a while, that shipment goes to the top of your dashboard, so you chase it before your client asks.
On Business, origin and destination agents post pick-up, customs cleared and anything else the carrier does not publish, through a link that needs no account.
You see what was promised and what happened, so a conversation about a late arrival starts from a record rather than a memory.
Every time the tracking link is opened it is recorded, so you know the update landed and who has not looked yet.
How it works
Type or paste the B/L or container number and pick the carrier. That is the whole form.
Every shipment gets a tracking page. Email it to your client or paste it into WhatsApp.
Updates land on their own where there is a feed. You add the rest, and your agent can too.
Coverage
+ air cargo across all major airlines
FAQ
Add one bill of lading, send yourself the link, and see what your client would see. About five minutes.
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