Switch on shipment tracking so the carrier updates the vessel, the route and the arrival date
Shipment tracking reads the voyage from the carrier. The dashboard writes the vessel, the ports and the dates onto the shipping record of every linked car.
Requirements: permission to update cars. The plan must include tracked shipments. The limits are 15 shipments on Starter, 35 on Trade and 100 on Export. The form shows "Live tracking is not included in the current plan" when the plan has none.
The Vessel or truck, From, To, Departed and Arrives fields become read-only. A note states that the carrier updates them. The Shipping panel of the car page then shows the carrier, the status, the route, the arrival date, the vessel and the time of the last update. Select View Voyage to open the Shipment tab.
The form states the use of the plan limit, for example "3 of 15 tracked shipments in use".
Select Refresh Tracking in the row menu of the exports list, or the refresh button on the car page. A shipment can be refreshed once every 15 minutes. The button is unavailable until then.
Select Stop Tracking in the row menu to end tracking. Turning the switch off in the form and selecting Save has the same effect. On a shared reference, only the selected car leaves the shipment.
| Reason | Text shown |
|---|---|
| The carrier reports delivery | Delivered |
| The carrier cancels the shipment | Cancelled by the carrier |
| The carrier rejects the reference | Rejected by the carrier |
| The carrier sends no data within 30 days, or 120 days pass in total | No carrier data within the tracking period |
| No car remains on the reference | No vehicle remains on this reference |
| The subscription of the dealership ends | The subscription is no longer active |
A stopped shipment keeps its last data for display and releases its tracking place. The Live Tracking column then reads "Tracking stopped".
A finished voyage is not looked up again. Tracking the same bill of lading or booking number later reuses the stored data.