How to check tracking status of a Shipment?

How to check tracking status of a Shipment?

eShipz allows you to track all your shipments(if you have opted for the tracking services), at one place. Instead of logging into multiple carrier accounts to track the status of your shipment, simply login to your eShipz account and check the status.

Please follow the below steps -

Step 1 : Login to your eShipz Dashboard
Step 2 : Dashboard > Shipment > Forward 




Step 3:   Search with the Order no/Tracking number > Click on the tracking number, which will redirect to the tracking page.



Bulk Search:

Search with Multiple Comma Separated tracking numbers or Order ids to view the Bulk data.



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