Ship24 Tracking

Creates a new tracker for a tracking number. Use when the user explicitly wants ongoing monitoring or webhook updates; results arrive asynchronously — for immediate results use track or search_tracking. Idempotent: same parameters reuse the existing tracker; any field change creates a new one. Subscribes to webhook updates if configured. Returns the created tracker including its Ship24 trackerId.

Returns a paginated list of all trackers. Supports offset (page/limit) or cursor-based pagination. Filter by subscription status with isSubscribed.

Creates up to 100 trackers in one request. Each tracker object accepts the same fields as create_tracker — see that tool for field details. Not fully idempotent: retrying a failed bulk request may partially create trackers. Returns counts of created, ignored (duplicate), and failed trackers plus per-item details.

Creates a persistent tracker on the account AND returns full tracking results synchronously in one call (per-shipment plan). Idempotent: same payload reuses the existing tracker. Prefer search_tracking for one-off lookups when the per-call plan is available. If the returned shipment is still pending with no events, call get_tracking_results once with the returned trackerId before answering. Accept

Retrieves a single tracker by trackerId (or clientTrackerId when searchBy is set). Returns tracker metadata only — use get_tracking_results for events and status.

Partially updates a tracker (PATCH). Only provided fields are changed. Common uses: toggling isSubscribed, correcting destination details, or setting a clientTrackerId.

Returns full tracking results for an existing tracker: metadata, shipment status, all events in order, and delivery statistics. Primary tool for "where is my package?" when you have a trackerId. statusMilestone values: pending | info_received | in_transit | out_for_delivery | failed_attempt | available_for_pickup | delivered | exception.

Returns existing tracking results for a raw tracking number across trackers already on the account, without needing a trackerId. Free read: never creates a tracker and never triggers a new crawl. Responds 404 tracker_not_found if no tracker exists for that number — in that case use search_tracking (per-call) or track (per-shipment). Use this first when a tracker may already exist.

Returns the list of all couriers supported by Ship24, including their unique courier codes, human-readable names, and any special tracking requirements. Use this tool to discover valid courierCode values before creating or updating trackers, or to help identify which courier handles a particular tracking number format. Note: this endpoint has a rate limit of 1 request/second; cache results when po

Default tool for one-off tracking lookups ('track X', 'where is my package'). Synchronous per-call plan endpoint: returns full results (status, events, statistics) immediately and creates NO tracker on the account. Billed per call. Requires an active per-call plan — if it fails with no_active_subscription, use the track tool instead.

Replays all webhook events for a tracker. Use when your endpoint missed or failed to process previous notifications. Terminates any in-flight webhook delivery for this tracker and invalidates its existing webhook payload records before regenerating and resending them — do not call repeatedly in quick succession. Rate-limited to 1 request/second per tracker.

Retrieves the full webhook push history for a tracker. Returns metadata (trackingNumber, trackerId, clientTrackerId, webhookUrl, lastSuccessfulPushAt, lastFailedPushAt) and a list of all sent or failed pushes with status, pushTimestamp, requestBody, responseBody, responseHeaders, and responseStatusCode. Pending (unsent) webhooks are excluded. Results are sorted newest first. Rate-limited to 1 requ