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Shipment tracking in Chrt

Chrt brings shipment tracking into the same workspace as your shipment work. Use a device session to follow cargo independently of an order, or review the tracking sources available on an existing order.

Choose where to start

Your workStart here
Review devices registered in ChrtDevices
Review a standalone tracking sessionSessions
Follow tracking associated with an orderTrackers on orders
Review records from a connected tracking serviceIntegrations
Build a tracking integrationTracker API

The Tracking area includes Devices, Sessions, Flights, and Geofences. A device record identifies hardware; a session brings together tracking for that device. Tive and Reelables records have their own tracking pages. Use the page that matches the record you are reviewing.

The Tracking page in the app offers Devices 1, Sessions 2, Flights 3 and Geofences 4.

The Tracking landing page with numbers 1 to 4 on the Devices, Sessions, Flights and Geofences cards.

The Tracking landing page. 1 Devices card, 2 Sessions card, 3 Flights card, 4 Geofences card.

Understand the tracking source

An order map can include driver tracking, cargo tracking from a device, a standalone device session, or tracking from a connected service. Which sources you see depends on the order and the data available to you. Check the record, timestamps, and source before using a location or sensor reading to make a shipment decision.

Supported devices explains the device labels in Chrt. Battery and data explains how to read available telemetry. Confirm the hardware model and its capabilities before planning around battery life or a particular sensor.

Get devices

chrt does not sell trackers self-serve. To request devices, learn about pricing, or ask whether a specific tracker model fits your operation, email trackers@chrt.com. See chrt.com/trackers for the marketing overview of available hardware.

Use tracking for shipment work

Choose what you share for the shipment and check the resulting view with the intended recipient. See Sharing for organization sharing and public-session controls. Read the Privacy Policy and Product Terms for the policies that apply to location and shipment data.