Create a tracking.
Content-Type
Create tracking object
Tracking ID that is system-generated by default and can be customized by the user when creating a tracking.
Unique courier code. Get courier codes here.
By default this field shows the tracking_number
, but you can customize it as you wish with any info (e.g. the order number).
A globally-unique identifier for the order.
Custom fields that accept an object with string field. In order to protect the privacy of your customers, do not include any personal data in custom fields.Show all...
The URL for the order in your system or store.
The recipient’s language. If you set up AfterShip notifications in different languages, we use this to send the recipient tracking updates in their preferred language. Use an ISO 639-1 Language Code to specify the language.
The promised delivery date of the order. It uses the formats:
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Shipment pickup location for receiver
Shipment pickup note for receiver
Additional field required by some carriers to retrieve the tracking info. The shipper’s carrier account number. Refer to our article on additional tracking fields for more details.
Additional field required by some carriers to retrieve the tracking info. A type of tracking credential required by some carriers. Refer to our article on additional tracking fields for more details.
The date and time when the shipment is shipped by the merchant and ready for pickup by the carrier. The field supports the following formats:
The field serves two key purposes:
The ISO Alpha-3 code (3 letters) for the origin country/region. E.g. USA for the United States. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc. Also the additional field required by some carriers to retrieve the tracking info. The origin country/region of the shipment. Refer to our article on additional tracking fields for more details.
The state of the sender’s address. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc.
The city of the sender’s address. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc.
The postal of the sender’s address. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc.
The sender address that the shipment is shipping from. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc.
The ISO Alpha-3 code (3 letters) for the destination country/region. E.g. USA for the United States. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc. Also the additional field required by some carriers to retrieve the tracking info. The destination country/region of the shipment. Refer to our article on additional tracking fields for more details.
The state of the recipient’s address. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc. Also the additional field required by some carriers to retrieve the tracking info. The state/province of the recipient’s address. Refer to our article on additional tracking fields for more details.
The city of the recipient’s address. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc.
The postal of the recipient’s address. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc. Also the additional field required by some carriers to retrieve the tracking info. The postal code of the recipient’s address. Refer to our article on additional tracking fields for more details.
The shipping address that the shipment is shipping to. This can help AfterShip with various functions like tracking, carrier auto-detection and auto-correction, calculating an EDD, etc.
Text field for the note
Slug group is a group of slugs which belong to same courier. For example, when you inpit "fedex-group" as slug_group, AfterShip will detect the tracking with "fedex-uk", "fedex-fims", and other slugs which belong to "fedex". It cannot be used with slug at the same time. (See slug_groups definition)
Order date in YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ssZ format. e.g. 2021-07-26T11:23:51-05:00
A unique, human-readable identifier for the order.
The carrier service type for the shipment. If you provide info for this field, AfterShip will not update it with info from the carrier.
Used to add tags to your shipments to help categorize and filter them easily.
If you’ve connected multiple accounts for a single carrier on AfterShip, you can now use the courier_connection_id field to tell AfterShip which carrier account you’ve used to handle a shipment so we can track it. (Get your courier connection id)
The location_id refers to the place where you fulfilled the items.
The shipping_method string refers to the chosen method for delivering the package. Merchants typically offer various shipping methods to consumers during the checkout process, such as, Local Delivery, Free Express Worldwide Shipping, etc
This field contains information about the last leg of the shipment, starting from the carrier who hands it over to the last-mile carrier, all the way to delivery. Once AfterShip detects that the shipment involves multiple legs and identifies the last-mile carrier, we will populate the last-mile carrier information in this object. Alternatively, the user can provide this information in this field to specify the last-mile carrier, which is helpful if AfterShip is unable to detect it automatically.
The tracking number of the last-mile carrier.
The unique code of the carrier responsible for the last-mile of the shipment. Find all the courier slugs here.
The field contains the customer information associated with the tracking. A maximum of three customer objects are allowed.
The role of the customer, indicating whether the customer is an individual or a company.
Customer name associated with the tracking.
The phone number(s) to receive SMS notifications. Phone numbers should begin with a +
sign and include the area code.
Email address(es) to receive email notifications.
The preferred language of the customer. If you have set up AfterShip notifications in different languages, we use this to send the tracking updates to the customer in their preferred language.