Container, MBL& AWB Trackingfor Air & Sea Cargo
Track container, Master Bill of Lading, and Air Waybill shipments across supported ocean carriers and airlines. Start with 5 trial trackings for 1 month, then upgrade for higher volume, dashboards, API access, and webhooks.
Everything you need to track shipments
Logistics visibility tools for supported ocean and air cargo tracking workflows
Shipment Status
Container Journey
Air Waybill Tracking
API Response
Analytics Dashboard
Coming SoonShipment Performance
DCSA Events
Coming SoonTracking, purchase orders, products, and documents in one shipment workspace
TrackCargo is not only a public tracking form. BCO teams can keep PO numbers, suppliers, SKU details, shipment documents, parties, custom fields, and last-free-day follow-up connected to the shipments they are already monitoring.
Purchase Orders
Use PO numbers as customer-facing references and connect supplier, cargo, line-item, and shipment details.
View workflowParties & Contacts
Keep suppliers, consignees, forwarders, brokers, warehouses, and ports in a shared role-based list.
View workflowSKU Management
Store SKU, quantity, package, HS code, country-of-origin, hazmat, weight, and dimension details.
View workflowDocuments
Keep BOL, invoice, packing list, customs, insurance, and certificate files next to the shipment.
View workflowLFD Risk
Track free-time dates, manual LFD overrides, collected status, and containers that need follow-up.
View workflowCustom Fields
Capture internal references such as buyer, cost center, season, clearance date, or customer reference.
View workflowCovered leading carriers
Browse supported shipping lines and airlines, then start tracking from the carrier page that matches your shipment.
Airlines
Shipping Lines
How Shipment Tracking Works
TrackCargo connects with supported carrier data sources and turns available shipment milestones into a cleaner tracking timeline.
Enter Your Tracking Number
Simply input your Bill of Lading (BL), Master Bill of Lading (MBL), Container Number, or Air Waybill (AWB) into our search system.
- Supports common carrier reference formats
- Batch tracking available
View Carrier Updates
View shipment milestones, tracking history, and carrier-provided ETA details where they are available.
- Email and webhook notifications
- Delay analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about tracking your shipments
What is a Bill of Lading (BL) and how do I track it?
A Bill of Lading (BL) is a crucial legal document issued by a carrier to acknowledge receipt of cargo for shipment. It serves three primary functions: as a receipt for shipped goods, a contract between the shipper and carrier, and a document of title that can be used to transfer ownership.
To track your Bill of Lading, enter the BL number into TrackCargo. The platform retrieves available carrier status updates, including vessel details, port milestones, and estimated delivery dates where supported.
What is an Air Waybill (AWB) and how does tracking work?
An Air Waybill (AWB) is a non-negotiable transport document that covers the carriage of cargo from airport to airport. Unlike a Bill of Lading, an AWB is not a document of title and cannot be used to transfer ownership. It contains an 11-digit number (3-digit airline code + 8-digit serial number) that uniquely identifies your air cargo shipment.
AWB tracking provides available flight and cargo milestones, including departure and arrival times, customs clearance status, and delivery confirmation where supported. TrackCargo supports 50+ airlines.
How do I find and track my container number?
Container numbers follow the ISO 6346 standard: 4 letters (owner code) + 6 numbers + 1 check digit (e.g., MSCU1234567). You can find this number on your shipping documents, booking confirmation, or physically marked on the container itself.
Our tracking system monitors container movements through every milestone: gate-in at origin, vessel loading, transshipment ports, discharge, and final delivery. We provide visibility into both merchant haulage (carrier-controlled) and carrier haulage segments of your container's journey.
How accurate and current is your tracking data?
Tracking data comes from carrier feeds and APIs where integrations are available. Update timing varies by carrier.
TrackCargo standardizes carrier-sourced tracking events so teams can review shipment milestones, exceptions, and available ETA details in one place.
Which shipping lines and airlines do you support?
We support 20+ ocean carriers including Maersk, MSC, COSCO, Hapag-Lloyd, ONE, Evergreen, Yang Ming, Hyundai Merchant Marine, ZIM, and regional carriers. For air freight, we cover 50+ airlines including UPS, DHL, Emirates, Lufthansa, KLM, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, and passenger airlines with cargo services.
Our coverage expands as we add new carrier integrations. If your carrier isn't currently supported, contact us to discuss coverage needs.
What BCO workflows does TrackCargo support beyond tracking?
TrackCargo gives BCO teams a shipment workspace for purchase orders, parties and contacts, SKU management, documents, custom fields, and last-free-day follow-up.
That means teams can keep PO numbers, suppliers, product details, shipment files, internal references, and exception follow-up connected to the shipment record instead of rebuilding that context in separate spreadsheets.
Do you offer API access for developers?
Yes, TrackCargo provides REST API endpoints for tracking orders, supported carriers, batch tracking, and webhook notifications.
Developer features include API documentation, API keys, webhook configuration, and technical support. API access starts with the Pro plan at $19/month.
What is included in the trial and paid plans?
The trial plan includes 5 trackings for 1 month so you can test the workflow.
Paid plans starting at $19/month include 20 trackings, additional usage pricing, API access, webhook notifications, priority support, and team collaboration. Enterprise plans support custom tracking volumes and integrations.
Ready to track shipments with less manual checking?
Use TrackCargo to track container, MBL, and AWB shipments across supported ocean and air carriers, then keep the related PO, product, document, and LFD follow-up in one workspace.
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