Working in shipping means moving between carrier websites, tracking numbers, vessel details, and sailing schedules. Even a routine lookup can take several searches and a handful of open tabs.
Lines Tracking brings those starting points together, helping you find the information you need and get on with your work.
Start with a tracking number
Enter a container, bill of lading, or booking number to identify a likely carrier and open its official tracking page. You can review the carrier and tracking type before continuing.
The latest shipment status comes from the carrier’s own website. Lines Tracking helps you reach the right place to check it.
For frequent lookups, you can save tracking numbers in your account and add your own notes. Our browser extension also lets you start a lookup from a number selected in another document or website.
Explore the shipping network
Alongside container tracking, Lines Tracking provides access to information about container ships, carriers, ports, shipping routes, and voyages.
Use it to look up a vessel, explore a port, or understand a service’s port rotation and available schedules. Where available, vessel positions include their observation time, so you can judge how recent they are.
Built for everyday shipping work
Lines Tracking is designed for freight forwarders, logistics teams, and anyone who regularly works with ocean shipping information.
Our aim is straightforward: make useful information easier to find, keep its context clear, and help you take the next step.