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Select a courier from the directory and quickly navigate to the available tracking resource for that carrier.
Select your courier company to access the relevant tracking page. Use your tracking number, AWB, docket or consignment number to check available shipment and delivery information.
Find courier tracking resources, understand shipment statuses and learn how to use your AWB, tracking, docket or consignment number.
Select a courier from the directory and quickly navigate to the available tracking resource for that carrier.
Enter the shipment reference supplied with your order or booking. It may be called an AWB, tracking ID, docket number or consignment number.
Learn what common delivery statuses mean and what to do when a tracking event has not changed for some time.
Follow these simple steps to find the tracking information associated with your shipment.
Locate the AWB, tracking ID, docket or consignment number from your shipping or order details.
Choose the courier company handling your shipment from the directory.
Use the available tracking resource and enter your shipment reference.
Review the latest available shipment events and delivery information.
See the latest available status recorded for the shipment.
Follow available movement or scan events as the shipment travels.
Tracking may show a facility, hub or location associated with an event.
Check available updates related to delivery and delivery attempts.
Some carriers display delay, address or other shipment exceptions.
When supported by the carrier, tracking may show a delivered event or related update.
Status names can vary by carrier, but these are common shipment tracking terms.
The shipment record has been created or the booking has been registered.
The carrier has received the shipment or recorded a pickup event.
The shipment is moving through the carrier network toward its destination.
The shipment has been scanned at a hub, branch or processing facility.
The shipment has entered a delivery stage and may be with a delivery agent.
A delivery event has been recorded by the carrier.
A delivery attempt was recorded but the shipment was not completed at that time.
The shipment has an issue or delay that may require additional processing or action.
Select a courier to use the corresponding tracking resource.
Different courier companies may use different names for their shipment reference numbers.
An airway bill or shipment reference used to identify a consignment, particularly in air or express logistics.
A carrier-provided reference that can be entered into a tracking system to locate shipment updates.
A shipment or booking reference commonly used by logistics and courier operators.
A reference associated with a consignment and used by a carrier for shipment identification and tracking.
A tracking page may not show a new event immediately after booking or movement. There can be a delay between pickup, scanning, processing and publication of a new tracking event.
The shipment may have been created but not scanned yet.
A new event may appear after the next carrier scan.
There may be no new scan while the shipment is between facilities.
Processing or scan frequency can vary during non-working periods.
Weather, route, facility or other operational factors may affect movement.
The carrier may have recorded an event that is not visible immediately.
Review the most recent tracking event and location shown by the carrier.
Tracking events are not necessarily continuous. Wait for the next available scan when appropriate.
For official delivery assistance, contact the courier company or the seller/sender.
Answers to common questions about courier tracking numbers, shipment status and tracking updates.
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