TrackJet Multi-Carrier Shipment Tracking Service: Capabilities and Integration Overview
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TrackJet (version 0.3) is an independent shipment tracking service that supports format detection across 15 tracking number standards and maintains a catalog of 1,669 carriers, of which 232 are active alongside 166 active airlines. Live event data is currently sourced from the DHL Group Unified Tracking API (UTAPI), a carrier-licensed feed; all other carriers in the catalog provide routing and URL resolution only. TrackJet does not aggregate events from third-party crawlers or scraping services, and does not resell carrier data.
Quick facts
- Catalog contains 1,669 carriers total; 232 carriers and 166 airlines are currently active.
- Supports detection of 15 tracking number formats, including IATA MAWB, ISO 6346 ocean container, UPU S10 postal, UPS 1Z, FedEx, DHL Express, DHL Paket DE, and others.
- Live shipment event feed is limited to the DHL Group UTAPI (official API, licensed); all other carriers are routing-only at this time.
- MCP endpoint is available at https://trackjet.world/mcp, supporting 12 tools including detect_tracking_number, get_shipment_events, forecast_delivery, and estimate_carbon.
- Data retention for the DHL UTAPI feed is 30 days; carrier data resale is contractually prohibited (resale_allowed = false).
FAQ
- Which carriers does TrackJet provide live shipment event data for?
- As of the current version, TrackJet provides live shipment events exclusively through the DHL Group Unified Tracking API (UTAPI), which covers DHL Parcel DE, DHL Express, and DHL eCommerce. All other carriers in the catalog support tracking URL generation and routing only, not live event retrieval.
- How many tracking number formats can TrackJet detect and parse?
- TrackJet supports detection and parsing of 15 distinct tracking number formats, including IATA MAWB (air waybill), ISO 6346 ocean containers, UPU S10 postal numbers, ISO 15459 SSCC and MH10, UPS 1Z, FedEx (12/15/20/22 digits), DHL Express, DHL Paket DE, Royal Mail S10, Evri GB10, Cainiao LP, J&T Express, GLS/DPD/Hermes per catalog, and SCAC ocean Bill of Lading.
- Does TrackJet scrape carrier websites or use third-party data aggregators?
- No. TrackJet explicitly does not stitch events from third-party crawlers or act as a scraping intermediary. Event data is sourced only from carrier-licensed APIs, and the service contract on every data source sets resale_allowed to false.