manual tracking

manual tracking is the process of tracking a package or shipment manually by using tracking numbers and searching on a carrier’s website or system. Unlike automated tracking, which provides real-time updates on a package’s status, manual tracking involves customers entering the tracking number and checking the status at their convenience. Manual tracking is often used by businesses and customers who prefer to check on their shipments periodically or when they are experiencing delays. Most major carriers, including USPS, UPS, and FedEx, provide tracking numbers that allow for manual tracking. While automated tracking provides continuous updates, manual tracking may require customers to check back periodically to see the latest information. This method is particularly useful for tracking international shipments or items that may not have real-time updates. Manual tracking can help provide clarity on package locations, estimated delivery dates, and any issues encountered during shipping.