Track international freight with the right reference

Choose how your cargo is moving, identify the number on the transport document, then continue to the official carrier system.

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Tracking directory

Select your shipment type

The correct tracking number depends on the transport document. Start with the mode confirmed by your QIFLY coordinator.

Track FCL and LCL ocean movements through the operating carrier.

Use the master air waybill prefix to identify the airline.

Open DHL, UPS, FedEx, DPD or GLS with the courier waybill.

Find your reference

A supplier invoice, purchase order or QIFLY quotation number is not necessarily recognized by the carrier system.

Container number, master bill of lading or carrier booking number.

Eleven-digit master air waybill, including the three-digit airline prefix.

Waybill or parcel tracking number printed on the courier label.

Tracking expectations

Updates can appear after terminal handling, customs processing or data exchange is completed.

A new booking or recently handed-over shipment may not show its first event immediately.

A zero, letter O, missing airline prefix or extra space can prevent a result.

Carrier events may use the local time zone of the port, airport or hub.

Send QIFLY the reference and screenshot if a milestone needs operational clarification.

Operational support

Send the QIFLY reference, carrier name and tracking number so the team can identify the correct shipment.