FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is a Tracking Number & Where Can I Find It?

A tracking number or ID is a combination of numbers and possibly letters that uniquely identifies your shipment for national or international tracking. Usually, the shipper or online shop is able to provide the tracking number or ID. If you have ordered a product in an online shop, the confirmation email or shipment tracking notification often contains the tracking number or ID. If not, please contact your shipper or online shop.

Tracking events usually appear 24-48 hours after receiving the Track and Trace ID. In general, once the shipment has reached our facility, a tracking event will appear.

We provide comprehensive end-to-end global logistics solutions, including time-critical Air Freight forwarding, cost-effective Ocean Freight (FCL/LCL), expedited Over-the-Road (OTR) trucking, and specialized intermodal transport.

Every shipment is integrated into our advanced tracking architecture. Clients receive automated updates detailing location, customs clearance milestones, and estimated time of delivery (ETA).

Yes, our dedicated trade compliance team manages all customs brokerage infrastructure across international borders, overseeing documentation, tariff classifications, and duty optimization to eliminate port delays.

We operate cross-dock facilities and secure, temperature-controlled fulfillment hubs strategically positioned near major transit arteries, handling inventory optimization and final-mile distribution.

Why is my tracking number/ID not working?

Please make sure you entered the correct tracking number in the correct format: Check for minimum length of 5 characters, and if there are any special characters in your input. Tab, comma, space and semicolon are understood as separators between several tracking IDs. If your tracking ID is not working, please contact your shipper or online shop.

If you do not have a tracking number, we advise you to contact your shipper. However, if you have other shipping reference numbers, they may work using shipment tracking systems of the specific business unit in charge of the shipment (for example: TSL Express or TSL Freight).

While we maintain strict risk-mitigation protocols and elite carrier vetting standards, we offer comprehensive all-risk marine and inland cargo insurance policies for maximum financial protection.

Cold chain and expedited shipments are routed via priority lanes with active telemetry sensors, ensuring constant temperature regulation and constant monitoring from origin to destination.

Yes, we optimize freight distribution by providing both flexible LTL consolidation patterns for smaller loads and dedicated FTL shipping resources for larger corporate assignments.

Corporate accounts can be activated by submitting an inquiry through our secure web portal or contacting our enterprise onboarding team to configure automated routing and volume pricing structures.

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