How to track your Amazon order (TBA, UPS, USPS and more)

Amazon shipments travel with Amazon Logistics or partner carriers — find the right number and track it all in one place.

Where the tracking number lives

Your Orders → Order details → Track package. Amazon shows the carrier and the tracking number once the parcel ships; the order number (the 3-7-7 digit one) is not trackable by carriers.

Which carrier to expect

Amazon Logistics (TBA/TBM numbers) handles most Amazon-sold parcels in the US and Europe; third-party sellers often ship with UPS, FedEx, USPS, DHL, Intelcom (Canada) or Evri (UK). Prime one-day orders usually use Amazon's own fleet.

When the live map lies

The '10 stops away' map relies on driver GPS — routes change and estimates jump. If the parcel shows delivered but you cannot find it, wait 24 hours (drivers sometimes pre-scan), check with neighbours, then contact Amazon support.

Frequently asked questions

What does a TBA tracking number mean?

It is an Amazon Logistics number — paste it into GetPackRoute to follow the parcel inside Amazon's own delivery network.

Why does Amazon show a different carrier than expected?

Sellers and warehouses switch carriers by route, weight and capacity — the number on the order page is always the authoritative one.

Can I track an Amazon order without an account?

Yes — with the carrier tracking number from the shipping email you can follow it anywhere, including GetPackRoute.

Have a tracking number?

Paste it in the box and see the full route in seconds.