Amazon Tracking

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How To Track Amazon Package?

The easiest way to track your Amazon packages is through the official Amazon website. Simply log into your account and navigate to the “Your Orders” section for an overview of all your order statuses. You can also track packages using the tracking ID on Amazon’s tracking portal.

For enhanced Amazon order tracking, the Amazon mobile app offers features like map tracking and share tracking.

But for real-time updates on packages, visiting the carrier’s website or using a third-party package tracker would be a better option.

Amazon Tracking UPS

Many Amazon sellers choose to use UPS to ship their packages as it offers premium shipping services. But sometimes you will find the tracking information of your package not updating in Amazon.com.

It’s suggested to go to the carrier website to get more detailed information. Follow the steps below to track your Amazon packages shipped by UPS.

Visit ups.com.
Find the search box and enter your tracking number.
Click the “Track” button to view the tracking information for your package.

If you have an Amazon UPS InfoNotice Number, you can also use this to track your package. The InfoNotice Number is a slip left by UPS when they attempt delivery but cannot complete it. It contains important details about your package, including the tracking number and delivery options. Simply enter the InfoNotice Number in the UPS tracking search box for immediate access to your package status.

Amazon Tracking on TrackingMore

Tracking Amazon packages can be challenging when they are transferred to another carrier, which may result in loss of tracking information. This is crucial for time-sensitive or expensive packages. In such cases, you’ll need to check multiple carrier websites to confirm your package's status.

TrackingMore, which supports multi-carrier tracking can be an effective solution. It allows you to track all your packages in one place, providing timely and accurate tracking information. Whether your package is shipped by UPS, USPS, or FedEx, TrackingMore ensures you can track with confidence and peace of mind!

How Does Amazon Tracking Work?

Amazon tracking works by providing real-time updates on the status and location of your package as it moves through the shipping process. Here's how it typically works:

Order Confirmation: After placing an order, Amazon confirms it and provides an estimated delivery date.
Shipment Tracking Number: Once the order is shipped, Amazon assigns a tracking number (such as TBA for Amazon's own delivery service or from third-party carriers like UPS, FedEx, etc.).
Real-time Updates: You can track your package in the "Your Orders" section on Amazon's website or app, where updates like "Shipped," "Out for Delivery," or "Delivered" will be shown.
Notifications: Amazon may send email or text message notifications with tracking updates, including when your package is out for delivery or if there is a delay.

Amazon Tracking Number TBA

Amazon tracking number, which is called Amazon tracking ID as well, is a unique identifier for each Amazon package. You can use it to track the latest status of your package and expect the estimated delivery date.

If your package is shipped by Amazon Logistics, the tracking number begins with “TBA” followed by 12 digits, indicating it is transported by Amazon.

Since Amazon partners with various carriers, you may see different formats:

UPS: Starts with “1Z” followed by 16 characters.
USPS: Typically 22 digits long and starts with the number “9,” depending on the shipping service.

Make sure to enter the tracking number on the respective carrier's website, or it may show as unavailable. You can find the tracking number and carrier name in the “Your Orders” section or in your confirmation email. Remember that in cases where Amazon Logistics is used, the tracking number may only be viewable on Amazon's platform.

Amazon Shipping

As Amazon’s logistics network grows globally it’s alongside partners like UPS, each bringing their own strengths to the table. Amazon Shipping is all about providing a seamless experience for sellers with flexible options and fast delivery, using its massive network to get to customers quickly.

UPS, on the other hand, has established reliability and global shipping capabilities; it’s the go-to choice for many businesses, especially for larger or more complex shipments. While UPS is great for global logistics and special services, Amazon’s direct integration into its platform makes it super convenient for sellers on Amazon’s marketplace.

So both Amazon Shipping and UPS are great solutions but for different needs. If you want speed and convenience within the Amazon ecosystem Amazon Shipping is the way to go. If you need broader shipping and special services UPS is the trusted partner. Each has its place depending on your shipping goals!

Amazon Tracking API

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What Is Amazon Logistics?

Amazon Logistics is Amazon’s own delivery network, designed to make shipping faster and more efficient for customers. It focuses on getting packages from Amazon’s warehouses right to your doorstep, using a mix of Amazon drivers and partner carriers.

With real-time tracking and flexible delivery options, Amazon Logistics aims to provide a smooth and satisfying shopping experience. As Amazon continues to expand its global presence, this logistics network is growing too, helping ensure that your orders arrive quickly and reliably, making shopping with Amazon even more convenient!

How To Contact Amazon Customer Service?

Need help with your Amazon orders or account? Here are some easy ways to access Amazon Customer Service.

Self-service	Contact Amazon
Amazon Customer Service Guide	Ask the Amazon Community
Amazon Customer Service Help Center	Contact the Customer Support

FAQs on Amazon Tracking

How to track Amazon order without logging in?

Track your Amazon order on TrackingMore.com is the most convenient way since you don’t need to log into an account. Just enter your tracking number into the search box and click the Track button, you can view comprehensive tracking information of your package during the whole shipping process.

What is Amazon logistics tracking?

Amazon Logistics tracking is the system Amazon uses to keep you updated on packages shipped through its own delivery network. When your order is sold and fulfilled by Amazon, your package might be sent via Amazon Logistics.

How accurate is Amazon tracking?

Amazon tracking is usually pretty reliable, especially when Amazon handles the delivery through its own logistics network. You'll get real-time updates, like when your package ships, is out for delivery, and when it arrives.

However, if another carrier is involved, the accuracy might vary a bit since it depends on their system. For the most part, Amazon tracking keeps you well-informed, but sometimes there can be small delays or gaps in updates.

Track on the carrier’s website or utilizing a third-party package tracking tool will be helpful.