Seeing statistics relevant to the work we do is a great way to review the progress of our business. We have also prepared some tracking statistics for you. We are one hundred percent sure that these statistics will be useful for your business. So what do these statistics tell us?

First, let’s assume that you are logged into your dashboard. On the left, you will see the “Tracking Statistics” section. Click here to see your data. Your data is displayed in the last 1, 3, 6 months, and 1-year timeframe. You can start by choosing the period you want!

• Shipment Counts
• Favorite Carriers
• Frequently Used Routes
• Export-Import Countries

1. Shipment Counts: This section shows tracking requests you have sent to ShipsGo. The container tracking requests you send in the period you choose are displayed in the bar graph.

For example, let’s show you how to review the tracking requests you sent last month. Suppose you want to review your statistics on August 15. Each day on the chart from July 15 to August 15 is sorted by date on the X-axis. There are two bars on the days you sent a container tracking request. One of these bars shows the total number of tracking requests. 

The other has three variables: Export Counts, Import Counts and Cross Count. Let’s say you are a customer of ShipsGo from Turkey. Export Counts; It is the number of container tracking requests you send from Turkey (POL) to other countries. Import Counts; is the number of your tracking container requests that you send to Turkey (POD) from other countries. CrossCounts; It is the number of container tracking requests with POL and POD outside of Turkey.

2. Favorite Carriers: Statistics of your most used carrier companies. It is displayed as a pie chart. This chart shows the carrier companies you use most and how many of your shipments they carry.

3. Frequently Used Routes: This shows your 3 most used routes and how many times you have moved on that route.

4. Export Countries: You can see the countries you export to on the map.

5. Import Countries: You can see the countries you import to on the map.

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Now we are going on a journey with you to understand how to track the new shipment in ShipsGo Dashboard. It is a journey that describes the time from the point of departure to the shipment’s destination. Fair winds following seas!

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.

How to Track New Shipment?

Firstly, she opened her page by clicking the “Track New Shipment” button. There are two options in front of it. One is a Single Shipment, and the other is Excel Upload. Cansu wants to send a container tracking request for shipping one with free credits. For this reason, Cansu will continue using the Single Shipment option.

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.

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ShipsGo introduces a new pricing model to support its mission of being “one platform to all” in global container shipping. ShipsGo introduces a new pricing model to support its mission of being “one platform to all” in global container shipping. ShipsGo has a target market including major parties of global parties such as Beneficial Cargo Owners (BCO), Freight Forwarders and, Container Carriers. Considering the fact that small and medium-sized companies are dominant among BCOs and freight forwarders, ShipsGo allows its customers to buy tracking services by paying a minimum amount to the cost of 200 USD. 

ShipsGo’s “pay as you track” pricing model is based on 2 USD per shipment. Shipment may consist of one Master Bill of Lading (MBL) or one container number. Customers having this service can achieve the full visibility of their containers from port to the final delivery point with the limitless query. 

About Shipsgo

ShipsGo’s vision is to make people happy with the information. Since the beginning of our journey in the container transportation business, we have been trying to organize the shipping industry’s information and make it accessible universally. We have developed our two well-known products in the digital container transportation market; container tracking and route finder. These two products were developed for “visibility” in container transport. We provide information on the current position of containers and carriers’ route performances (transit time and reliability). We have reached 5,000 daily searches on our website from 100+ countries and plan to reach 30,000 daily searches worldwide.

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