Add shipment references and transport legs
Add the available shipment references, assigned cargo, and transport legs. Tracking depends on the identifiers and sources supported for each mode.
Shipment Tracking
Bring supported vessel and shipment updates, routes, and documents into one view. See the source, the last update, and the gaps that need your follow-up.
Shipment management is an operational capability. Supplier profile access alone does not imply shipment access; check your current plan and usage. View plans
Illustrative workflow
Selected transport leg
The sample vessel observation is a last-known position. The dashed inland segment is a planned route; no live road position is available for it.
Example source references
From the first question to the next decision
Add the available shipment references, assigned cargo, and transport legs. Tracking depends on the identifiers and sources supported for each mode.
Read the observation time and source beside a position. Keep a reported or last-known movement distinct from a planned route.
Investigate a missing update, cargo assignment, or document discrepancy. Keep follow-up evidence with the shipment instead of treating a map line as proof of movement.
Know what the result covers
Coverage varies by mode, identifier, provider, and source availability. A planned road or rail corridor is not live vehicle GPS. A container number does not guarantee a live container position; completed or unassigned cargo legs may have no current position.
Shipment Tracking
Bring supported vessel and shipment updates, routes, and documents into one view. See the source, the last update, and the gaps that need your follow-up.