[ Shipment tracking for WordPress ]
The question your customers ask most, answered on your own site. ShipTrack Pro puts road, rail, sea and air shipments on one public tracking page, with notifications and an audit trail behind it.
[ L01 ] One route
Your customer does not care whether their shipment is on a truck, a train, a ship or a plane. They want one page that says where it is. ShipTrack Pro draws every mode on the same page, in OpenStreetMap or Google Maps.
[ L02 ] Self-checking numbers
[ L03 ] Try it
Well formed and self-consistent. This is the only kind of number the plugin's public lookup will take to the database.
Shape · Country-Branch-YYYYMMDD-NNNNNN-CC
Side states On holdExceptionReturnedCancelled On hold returns to transit before delivery. It never skips straight to delivered.
[ L04 ] In the box
Each mode with its own routing on the map, all on the one tracking page your customers bookmark.
OpenStreetMap on every licence. Google Maps on the tiers that include it, falling back to OpenStreetMap on its own if that ever lapses.
Shipments move only along the transitions the plugin allows. A held parcel cannot jump straight to delivered, so the history a customer reads is one that happened.
Email notifications when a shipment changes status, written from templates you can edit and preview.
An audit log of what changed and who changed it, filterable by action and date.
Your company name, logo and colours on the tracking page, so it reads as part of your site.
[ L05 ] Licensing
Seats count production sites only. Staging copies, managed-host previews and local installs never take one.
If a licence lapses, Google Maps falls back to OpenStreetMap and rail and sea to an indicative route. Your customers' tracking page keeps working; only creating and editing shipments waits for renewal.
A grace period keeps a site running when the licence server cannot be reached. Revocation and suspension are the only things that skip it.
New versions arrive through WordPress's own plugin updater, checked against a signed licence.
[ L06 ] Pricing
Every licence includes a year of updates and the public tracking page. Seats are production sites; nothing else uses one.
One site, road and air, with the tracking page your customers see.
£49 per year
What is included
Rail, Google Maps and white-labelling across a small fleet of sites.
£149 per year
Everything in Starter, plus
Every transport mode, unlimited branches and audit export.
£449 per year
Everything in Professional, plus
Retiring a site? Free its seat yourself from the licence portal.
Generated from the entitlement matrix the licence server issues from, so this table cannot disagree with what your site actually receives.
| Capability | Starter | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transport | |||
| Road shipments | |||
| Air freight | |||
| Rail freight | Not included | ||
| Sea freight | Not included | Not included | |
| Maps | |||
| OpenStreetMap rendering | |||
| Google Maps rendering | Not included | ||
| Notifications | |||
| Standard notifications | |||
| Custom notification templates | Not included | ||
| Custom notification channels | Not included | Not included | |
| Audit | |||
| Audit trail | |||
| Extended audit retention | Not included | ||
| Audit export | Not included | Not included | |
| Branding | |||
| White-label branding | Not included | ||
| White-label on your own domain | Not included | Not included | |
| Support | |||
| Priority updates | Not included | Not included | |
A production site. Staging copies, managed-host previews and local installs are recognised automatically and never use one; the table above lists exactly how.
Your customers' tracking page keeps working. Google Maps falls back to OpenStreetMap and rail and sea to an indicative route, and creating or editing shipments waits until you renew.
Yes. Free the old site's seat from the licence portal, then activate the licence on the new one.
Through WordPress's own plugin updater, like any other plugin, for the year your licence covers.
Ask whoever sold you the licence. Keys are stored encrypted, so the same key can be looked up and sent to you again, and every site already activated with it keeps working.
WordPress 6.5 or later and PHP 8.1 or later.