Track a shipment in Navisphere | C.H. Robinson (2024)

FAQs

How to track a shipment from CH Robinson? ›

Log into your Navisphere or Navisphere 2.0 account. In Navisphere 2.0, you can access complete shipment information from the “Tracking” dropdown in the top menu. Select “Search,” then choose a shipment and view the “Order Details” page.

To track your freight, you typically need a tracking number or waybill number provided by the shipping company or logistics provider. This tracking number is unique to your shipment and can be entered into the shipping company's tracking system or online platform.

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You simply enter the tracking number into the USPS Tracking page, or, simply enter your tracking code at the top of this page. You'll get the current status of an item along with other tracking information: delivery and/or attempted delivery information.

Visit the carrier's website: Go to the official website of the shipping carrier. Most carriers have a designated tracking page where you can enter your tracking number.

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.

In many cases, importers and exporters can track shipments by entering the BoL or AWB information on their carrier's website. Many freight forwarders offer transport management systems so you can track your shipment on their websites. Alternatively, you can use a third-party tracking provider.

AI algorithms collect and process data from various sources such as GPS, RFID, or barcodes to track shipments accurately. Leveraging AI has multiple advantages. It provides real-time visibility into the shipment's location, status, and estimated delivery times.

Companies around the world look to us to reimagine supply chains, advance freight technology, and solve logistics challenges—from the simple to the most complex. Over 90,000 customers and 450,000 contract carriers in our network trust us to manage $22 billion in freight annually.

Who owns C.H. Robinson trucking? ›

C.H. Robinson becomes 100% employee owned.

The company is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, with more than 300 offices and over 15,000 employees in North America, Europe, Asia, and South America. The company has contractual relationships with over 66,000 transportation companies, including motor carriers, railroads, air freight, and ocean carriers.

How to track my CH Robinson package? CH Robinson package tracking is easy with Ordertracker, all you have to do is to paste your tracking number in the above field to track a package or go to the track my package section. We provide you with the most powerful parcel tracking system for any post office.

Named after our founder, Charles Henry Robinson, C.H. Robinson has evolved from a wholesale produce brokerage house in Grand Forks, North Dakota, into the world's most powerful logistics platform. Charles Henry set the foundation for our company culture—be hardworking, flexible, and service-oriented.

Air cargo tracking

To track your air cargo, visit the airline website's track shipments section and input your Airway Bill (AWB) number to get details of the cargo's air route, a tracking report, status update, and estimated time of arrival for your shipment.

Third-Party Trackers: Many websites and apps offer package tracking services. Simply enter the recipient's address and ZIP code, and they'll search for any registered packages associated with it.

To track the parcel the shipment is assigned a unique number — the tracking number — and a series of notifications regarding the flow of goods is sent. Multiple orders (each with its order number) can have the same tracking number, in the case of a shipment with multiple parcels for the same customer.

The user can simply use either the container number or the Master Bill of Lading. If he/she knows the IMO number or the name of the vessel that carries its cargo, he/she may also use it to follow up on the vessel's progress at sea.