CargoFlowPlus
ONE Container Tracking: References and Updates
Use ONE’s official tracking service to check your shipment, then read each event with its location and date type. CargoFlowPlus provides a separate workspace for monitoring your references.
- Check the event location
- Separate estimates from actual events
- Confirm requirements before acting
Check with ONE
Open ONE trackingExternal carrier website. CargoFlowPlus tracking starts separately inside your account.
Use the reference type shown by ONE
ONE’s cargo tracking guide describes searches by B/L, booking and container number. Use the matching option and check the returned container list before opening an individual event history.
Follow ONE’s B/L entry instructions
ONE’s tracking page instructs users to enter the last 12 characters of its B/L number without the ONEY prefix, and says forwarder or NVOCC house B/L numbers are not accepted there. This instruction is for ONE’s own tool; follow the input requirements shown separately inside CargoFlowPlus.
Read each leg separately
An arrival or unloading update at a transshipment port is different from an event at the final ocean destination. Compare the event port, vessel and voyage before using the date to plan onward transport.
Confirm collection conditions
A reported discharge does not confirm cargo release, customs clearance or terminal pickup availability. Check the applicable requirements with the carrier, terminal or agent before arranging collection.
How CargoFlowPlus handles it
- Check the carrier result: Use the official lookup link and confirm that the returned journey matches your shipment.
- Test your CargoFlowPlus reference: Choose ONE and the available reference type in your account. Confirm the request there to start tracking; coverage varies by reference and route.
- Review updates in context: Read reported milestones and carrier ETA alongside your other shipments. Confirm collection conditions with the responsible parties.
Is this the official ONE tracking website?
No. This is a CargoFlowPlus guide linking to ONE’s own service. The two services have separate access and tracking workflows.
Will both services show exactly the same information?
Not necessarily. Field availability and update timing can differ. Test your own references and use the carrier or terminal for release and collection confirmation.
Official sources
Sources checked . Carrier tools and access conditions may change.