Shipment administration
Tracking numbers, origin, destination, current location, carrier, service mode, schedule, delivery estimate, comments, and custom statuses.
Create shipments, issue tracking numbers, publish route and status updates, show package details and barcodes, notify customers, and provide branded PDF receipts.
Public results can show operational shipment data while phone numbers, email addresses, and street addresses stay out of the public tracking response.
Tracking numbers, origin, destination, current location, carrier, service mode, schedule, delivery estimate, comments, and custom statuses.
A searchable shortcode result with company branding, shipment summary, configurable party-name visibility, barcode, and history.
Optional OpenStreetMap or Google Maps display with administrator-saved origin, current, and destination points.
Multiple package rows with piece type, quantity, dimensions, actual weight, volume, and volumetric-weight totals.
Optional customer and administrator status emails using editable templates and documented shipment merge tags.
Downloadable branded PDF receipts, public lookup rate limiting, role capabilities, privacy guidance, validation, and escaping.
Create a page and add the shortcode below in a shortcode block or compatible page builder. The plugin does not automatically publish a page.
[logistics_package_tracking]The current WordPress.org edition requires WordPress 6.4 or newer and PHP 8.1 or newer. Review the current readme before installation because compatibility can change between releases.
Add the [logistics_package_tracking] shortcode to a page, post, shortcode block, or compatible page builder. The plugin also supports documented shortcode aliases.
No. The map displays locations saved by a shipment operator. Continuous vehicle or driver GPS requires a separate telemetry source.
No. Maps are optional. Administrators can disable maps, use OpenStreetMap, or configure Google Maps with their own browser API key and applicable Google billing.