Let’s say our shipment is called SHPG123457, and it will go from Aliağa to Antwerp. Cansu, who works in a company that produces bicycles, wants to know where and in what status her shipment is by tracking containers. For this, she discovered ShipsGo, created an account, and started using ShipsGo.

1. Reference Number: Cansu exports bicycles to China, so she creates the China-Bicycle reference code. Thus, she classified her shipments. In fact, the subject of the notification e-mails sent for this transport will be “China – Bicycle.”

2. Carrier: Cansu agreed with MSC to carry her shipments. For this reason, she selects MSC in the carrier section.

3. Track with Since Cansu has the container number, it will track the container with the “container number.” For this reason, she chose the “container number” option.

4. Container Number: Cansu continues by typing SHPG1234567 in this field.

5. Shipsment’s Tag: Cansu is currently testing ShipsGo. When she likes the service and buys credit, she will send a tracking request for many shipments. It will display these shipments in the “My Shipments” section. With Shipsment’s tags, she can classify her shipments. 

For example, you can specify a tag as China – Bicycle – 01. This way, when you click on the “China – Bicycle – 01” tag on the dashboard, all shipments under this tag will be displayed.

7. Shipsment’s Follower: Cansu works in the supply chain department of this company. She is responsible for sending the products from one place to another. Cansu uses ShipsGo, but since she has added the mail of Cagil, who is responsible for exports to China, as a follower, notifications of SHPG1234567 will also be sent to Cagil.