Shipment Tracking
Track your vessel or container from one place
A clear interface for searching vessels through AIS data or tracking containers by container, bill-of-lading or booking number.
Practical ocean-shipment tracking
Choose what you want to track
Tracking data comes from external providers and may be delayed depending on AIS coverage or the shipping line.
Vessel map
Find the vessel name, then search for it
The name usually appears in the Vessel / Voyage field on the bill of lading or sailing notice.
- Vessel / VoyageCopy the vessel name in English.
- Search and identifyMatch the name with the IMO or MMSI where available.
- Monitor the positionView the latest recorded position and direction.
MarineTraffic AIS
The embedded map was removed because MarineTraffic blocks display on some websites. Open it directly and search by vessel name, IMO or MMSI.
Open MarineTraffic ↗Important: The latest position may be delayed when the vessel is outside AIS station coverage.
Containers and bills of lading
Search using the shipment number
Use the container number, bill of lading B/L, or booking number Booking.
- Prepare the numberCopy it from the bill of lading or booking notice.
- Select the shipping lineSelect the ocean carrier shown in your documents.
- Review the statusVerify the departure port, arrival port and latest movement.
Weiyun Tracking
Weiyun will open in a separate window. Select the shipping line, then enter the container, B/L or booking number; the remaining Chinese interface is not required.
Open Weiyun Tracking ↗Note: The carrier and arrival port stated on the bill of lading are the primary reference when similar results appear.
No result?
Send us the bill of lading or container number
We help SinoLine clients identify the shipping line and vessel and interpret the latest visible status.