Ship24 makes tracking your FedEx shipments simple and accessible. Whether you’re keeping an eye on a personal delivery or overseeing business logistics, Ship24 offers clear and accurate updates on your shipment's progress. For businesses or individuals, the Ship24 tracking API is integrated with FedEx, making it easy to include real-time tracking information in your own systems, helping you manage operations smoothly and keep your customers informed.
How to Track FedEx Packages
To track your package, you'll need your FedEx tracking number. You have two main options: using FedEx's official tracking services or an alternative like Ship24.
Tracking on the FedEx Website
To track on the FedEx website, you need to:
- Visit the FedEx website.
- Enter your tracking number, door tag number, or FedEx Office order number in the search field.
- Click "Track."
Tracking on Ship24
If you prefer another way of tracking your parcels, you can use Ship24. To track with Ship24:
- Go to the Ship24 homepage or the search field above.
- Enter your tracking number.
- Press the search button.
Using Ship24, you can track packages across various couriers such as USPS, China Post, UPS, etc, ensuring updates regardless of the carrier.
FedEx Package Tracking Using a Reference Number
To track your FedEx package with a reference number, simply enter it on the tracking website. You'll also need to provide the destination country or territory, postal code, and dispatch date. Optionally, you can include your account number for more detailed tracking.
FedEx Proof of Delivery Tracking
FedEx offers proof of delivery, where recipients sign upon receiving packages. This service is available for FedEx Express, Ground, and Freight. It provides secure delivery information, including the recipient’s signature.
Domestic FedEx Tracking
FedEx provides multiple ways to track shipments within the United States. Whether for business or personal use, these services help you stay informed about your package’s status.
- Tracking FedEx Ground: Track your packages from start to finish with FedEx Ground, receiving updates on the shipment’s location and expected arrival.
- Tracking FedEx Smartpost Returns: Monitor return packages with FedEx Smartpost Returns, ensuring clarity in the return process.
- Tracking FedEx Door Tag: If you missed a delivery, use the door tag's tracking number on the FedEx website to check your package's status and arrange re-delivery or pickup.
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FedEx provides two primary options for tracking international shipments: FedEx International Economy and FedEx Express. The Economy service is a budget-friendly choice, offering visibility throughout your package's journey. For expedited delivery with detailed updates, FedEx Express is ideal, ensuring timely tracking for urgent items.
- Tracking Packages from China: FedEx’s tracking system efficiently monitors shipments originating from China, whether for domestic or international destinations.
- Tracking in the UK, India, and Mexico: FedEx offers reliable tracking services for shipments to and from the UK, India, and Mexico, providing consistent updates from dispatch to delivery.
Tracking FedEx Air Waybill (AWB)
An Air Waybill (AWB) serves as a unique tracking code for your FedEx shipment, enabling you to monitor its journey and receive updates on its status. This tracking mechanism ensures that you remain informed about your package’s location and delivery progress.
Understanding FedEx Tracking Status
When you enter your FedEx tracking number, you receive notifications about your shipment's status. These notifications inform you of key milestones such as when your package is in transit, at a local facility, or experiencing a delay.
| Tracking Status | Description |
| Shipment information sent to FedEx | FedEx has the details of your package and is preparing it for shipping. |
| At local FedEx facility | Your package is at a FedEx center near you, undergoing delivery processing. |
| In transit | Your package is on its way to the destination. |
| International shipment release - Export | Customs in the country of origin have cleared your international package. |
| Left FedEx origin facility | Your package has left its country of origin. |
| Picked up, Package received after FedEx cutoff | FedEx has collected your package post the cutoff time. |
| Arrived at FedEx hub | Your package is at a FedEx hub for sorting. |
| Departed FedEx hub | Your package has been dispatched from a FedEx hub. |
| International shipment release - Import | Your international package has been cleared by customs in the destination country. |
| Picked up | FedEx has your package, confirmed by a label scan. |
| Operational Delay | Your package is delayed due to unexpected issues. |
| On FedEx vehicle for delivery | Your package is on a FedEx vehicle and will be delivered today. |
| At destination sort facility | Your package is at a local facility, and ready for final delivery. |
| Arrived at FedEx location | Your package has reached a FedEx facility in your area. |
Shipment Exception Tracking Status
A "Shipment Exception" occurs when an unexpected event, such as weather disruptions or logistical issues, causes a delay in your package's delivery.
FedEx Package Delivered to the Wrong Address
Occasionally, a FedEx package might be mistakenly delivered to a neighbor’s address due to various factors like human error or a similar address. If this happens, start by checking the delivery status on the FedEx website or app to confirm the address used. You might also find a delivery note at your door indicating the package's location.
Common reasons for such misdeliveries include:
- No one was available at your address: In such cases, the driver might leave the package with a neighbor.
- Incorrect address provided: This could be due to an error during the order placement.
If you confirm that the package was delivered to the wrong address, contact FedEx customer service immediately with your tracking number to resolve the issue. FedEx might also request additional details like the delivery address and any relevant receipts to assist in the investigation. The sooner you act, the better the chances of recovering your package.
Customer Service for FedEx Tracking
Contacting FedEx customer service varies by location, but the process typically involves providing your tracking number. FedEx offers support through phone, email, or live chat, depending on your preference. These contact channels are also useful for other inquiries, such as tracking issues or service-related questions.
Delivery on the Weekends
Yes, FedEx provides weekend delivery options through FedEx Home Delivery, available across all 50 U.S. states. Customers can choose evening or scheduled appointment deliveries. Weekend delivery options may vary by location, so it's advisable to confirm with FedEx directly. FedEx offers Saturday and Sunday deliveries, with tracking updates available on both days.
FedEx tracking updates
FedEx packages are scanned at various transit points, but it's common for tracking updates to be delayed by 24 to 48 hours. This is typical during long transits. Ship24’s AI-driven system identifies tracking events, ensuring you receive timely updates on your package's status.
FedEx Express vs. Federal Express
The company, originally known as "Federal Express Corporation," rebranded to FedEx in 1997. Over time, it expanded to include divisions like FedEx Express and FedEx Ground. FedEx has been a pioneer in package tracking and delivery since the 1970s.
About FedEx
FedEx Corporation, initially known as Federal Express, is a prominent American multinational conglomerate specializing in transportation, e-commerce, and business services. Founded by Frederick W. Smith in 1971, the company began operations in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1973. FedEx is particularly known for pioneering overnight shipping, a service that revolutionized the logistics industry.
Over the years, FedEx has expanded through strategic acquisitions, such as TNT Express in Europe and Kinko's, now FedEx Office. These moves have helped the company extend its reach and diversify its service offerings. Today, FedEx operates in over 220 countries and territories, employing more than 500,000 people globally.
