Moved or missed delivery dates
When a carrier pushes the estimate past your promise, the shipment jumps to the top. Growth and higher add a predicted ETA as an early signal.
See the 3 percent of shipments that are late, stalled or stuck, and fix them before the customer writes in. One exception-first list covers parcel, LTL, ocean and air, so your team works the problems and ignores the rest.
Public pricing, no contract, self-serve checkout.
Live events, the predicted ETA with its confidence range and the route map open in your account. Delay and exception alerts go to your email.
Choose a plan to open your shipment workspace: your list across carriers, alerts, the predicted ETA and the rest of your tools.
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Delivery exception management software finds the shipments that will miss their promise and puts them at the top of one list, with the reason and the carrier event behind it. ShipmentVisibility tracks parcel, LTL, FTL, ocean containers and air cargo together, flags moved ETAs, stalled scans, holds and failed deliveries, and alerts the owner by email, Slack or webhook. It tracks and alerts, it does not rebook freight. Plans start at $49 a month with no contract.
A late package is cheap. The expensive part is the way you find out: a customer email, a call to the carrier, a second shipment sent in a hurry.
Take a worked example. A distributor ships 400 orders a week. Say 3 percent hit a problem, which is 12 a week. If each one is found by the customer, support spends about 15 minutes per case on emails and carrier calls, which is 3 hours a week, and some orders get re-sent. If the same 12 are on your screen on Monday morning with the cause attached, the same person clears them in under an hour and tells the customer first. The numbers are an illustration, so replace them with your own order count and case time.
Most exception tools stop at a carrier dashboard per carrier. A shipper using UPS, two LTL lines and an ocean forwarder has four places to look. Here every mode feeds one ranked list, with the oldest unresolved problem first.
When a carrier pushes the estimate past your promise, the shipment jumps to the top. Growth and higher add a predicted ETA as an early signal.
A parcel or pallet with no scan for longer than normal is flagged before it becomes a lost-freight claim.
Address problems, customs holds, closed receivers and refused deliveries arrive as events with the carrier's own wording.
Vessel delays and rolled bookings change the ETA on the container. See them before free days start. More in container tracking software.
A branded tracking page shows the honest status, so the customer stops asking where the order is.
Slack and webhook alerts on Growth send the exception to the person who owns that customer or lane, and the API on Pro lets your own system react.
| Shipment | Mode | Carrier | Lane | Last event | ETA | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSKU1234565 | Ocean | Maersk | Shanghai to Long Beach | Discharge | Nov 6 | Delayed |
| 0412345678 | LTL | ODFL | Chicago to Atlanta | At terminal | Oct 20 | Exception |
| 020-12345675 | Air | Lufthansa | Frankfurt to JFK | Arrival | Oct 19 | At terminal |
| 1Z999AA10123456784 | Parcel | UPS | Reno to Denver | Out for delivery | Oct 19 | Out for delivery |
| LD-88213 | FTL | Truckload carrier | Dallas to Memphis | In transit | Oct 21 | In transit |
| CMAU4567893 | Ocean | CMA CGM | Rotterdam to Savannah | Gate out | Oct 22 | Available for pickup |
| 9400111899223100000011 | Parcel | USPS | Austin to Tulsa | Delivered | Oct 18 | Delivered |
If most of your problems are LTL, start with LTL tracking software. For client freight see freight tracking software for 3PLs.
Parcels plus the occasional pallet, with customers who email on day three. See order tracking for small business.
Hundreds of client loads, and every where-is-it call costs margin. One list per client with sub-accounts on Pro.
Outbound LTL and parcel with delivery windows that matter. Inbound parts have their own page, see inbound shipment tracking software.
A rolled container or a customs hold is an exception too. Track the whole chain in the same list.
| Plan | Monthly billing | Yearly billing | Shipments per month | Seats and history | Included tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49 a month | $24 a month billed yearly | 100 parcel, LTL, FTL and air shipments plus 10 containers | 2 seats, 90 days of history | CSV upload, milestone timeline and email alerts |
| Growth | $149 a month | $74 a month billed yearly | 750 shipments plus 40 containers | 5 seats, 1 year of history | Starter tools, predicted ETA, Slack and webhook alerts, branded tracking page |
| Pro | $499 a month | $249 a month billed yearly | 4,000 shipments plus 120 containers | 15 seats, 2 years of history | Growth tools, API, carrier scorecards, client sub-accounts, TMS and ERP feeds |
| Enterprise | $1,499 a month | $749 a month billed yearly | 15,000 shipments plus 400 containers | Unlimited seats | Pro tools, SSO and SLA |
Every plan has self-serve checkout with no contract. Compare the full feature list on pricing.
| Option | Best fit | Buying model | Practical limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carrier portals and email alerts | One or two carriers, low volume | Free with the carrier account | One login per carrier, no ranked list across modes |
| Parcel-first tracking apps | Ecommerce parcel with customer notices | Public plans, per shipment tiers | Usually thin on LTL, ocean and air. See AfterShip alternatives |
| Enterprise visibility platforms | Large networks with integration teams | Quote based annual contracts | Price and setup time. See project44 alternatives |
| ShipmentVisibility | Shippers and 3PLs with mixed modes and a monthly budget | $49 to $1,499 a month, no contract | Tracks and alerts, does not rebook freight or file claims |
Carrier claim rules differ. For loss and damage claim basics on interstate freight, see the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, and keep delivery receipts and photos from the dock.
It is software that watches shipments and surfaces the ones that are late, stalled, rerouted, held or damaged, so a person acts on those few instead of scanning every order. ShipmentVisibility does this across parcel, LTL, FTL, ocean and air from $49 a month with no contract.
It flags moved delivery estimates, missed pickups, stalled shipments with no scan, held or customs-delayed freight, failed delivery attempts and carrier-reported damage or refusal, as carriers report them. It cannot see what a carrier never reports, so confirm critical loads by phone.
Yes. On Growth and higher you get a branded tracking page and delay notices, and email alerts for your own team come on every plan. Customers see a clear status instead of calling your support line to ask where the order is.
Yes for tracking. You need the tracking number, PRO number, container number or air waybill, and the carrier is detected where the format allows. Shipments booked by suppliers, forwarders or customers can sit in the same list.
ShipmentVisibility starts at $49 a month, or $24 a month billed yearly. Growth is $149, Pro $499 and Enterprise $1,499, with shipment allowances from 100 to 15,000 a month. Every plan has self-serve checkout. Enterprise platforms are usually quote based, so ask for a number in writing.
Choose a plan, load your open shipments and start Monday with the short list of problems instead of a full inbox. Plans start at $49 a month with no contract.
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