How to Track an FBA Shipment After It Leaves Your Facility

Once your FBA shipment has been handed over to the carrier, you can monitor its progress as it travels to the Amazon fulfillment center.
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Tracking your shipment helps you confirm that the carrier has received your boxes, monitor their delivery progress, and identify potential delays.
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You can check your shipment through Amazon Seller Central.

Locate the shipment in your FBA shipment workflow and review its shipment and tracking details. Depending on the carrier and shipment method, you'll be able to see information such as:

You can also use the tracking number directly on the carrier's website for more detailed transportation updates.
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When using an Amazon Partnered Carrier, shipment tracking is generally integrated into the Amazon shipment workflow.
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Once the carrier scans the package, tracking information should begin updating as the shipment moves through the carrier's network.
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When using your own carrier, make sure the appropriate tracking information is provided to Amazon when required.
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Entering the correct tracking information allows Amazon to associate the carrier's shipment progress with your FBA shipment.
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Remember that carrier tracking and Amazon receiving are two different processes.

A carrier may show the shipment as Delivered, but that doesn't necessarily mean Amazon has finished checking the inventory into your FBA account.