Skip to main content
Toll

Toll Tracking

Please enter the Toll tracking number to check the latest shipping status.

TRACK

About Toll

Toll is a global logistics and transportation company providing transportation, supply chain and logistics, contract logistics, fulfilment, eCommerce delivery and forwarding-related solutions. Toll supports domestic and international shipping, import and export, clearance and special-goods handling through a carrier network and integrated visibility services.

FactVerified information
Official nameToll Group is the brand name used on the official website.
Official websitehttps://www.tollgroup.com/
Carrier typeMultimodal logistics, transportation, supply chain, fulfilment and eCommerce delivery provider.
Primary regionsAsia Pacific, the Americas, and Europe, Middle East and Africa.
Tracking pageThe official site presents tracking as part of its delivery and visibility platforms; the applicable tracking entry depends on the shipment service and customer setup.
Network roleToll may arrange or perform transportation, fulfilment, clearance and delivery using its own and consortium or carrier-network capabilities.

Carrier Entity Relationships

EntityEntity type
TollCanonical carrier entity; Toll provides logistics and transportation solutions.
View all relationship details for Toll transportation
Operated servicesToll’s official service pages describe transportation, contract logistics, fulfilment and distribution, and eCommerce delivery.
Tracking productsToll describes end-to-end parcel visibility through an integrated order-management system, delivery platform or standalone tracking site, depending on service requirements.
Network entitiesToll describes strategically located facilities, warehouses, gateways and multimodal transportation capabilities.
PartnersToll’s eCommerce Delivery page refers to an agnostic carrier network and Carrier Consortium platform; the final carrier depends on the shipment arrangement.
17TRACK relationship17TRACK is an independent aggregation platform. 17TRACK can display available events but does not operate Toll transportation or decide Toll claims.

Quick Answer

Enter the shipment tracking number supplied by the seller or shown on a Toll shipping document into the applicable official Toll tracking or visibility portal, or submit it to 17TRACK. If no result appears, check whether you entered an order or reference number instead of a tracking number, remove spaces or punctuation, and ask the seller which carrier actually issued the label. 17TRACK is independent and cannot change an address, arrange delivery, approve a refund or open a Toll claim.

How to Track Toll Packages

The correct tracking path depends on the Toll service, customer account and carrier network used for the shipment.

RouteSteps
Official Toll routeOpen the Toll customer or delivery visibility entry supplied for the shipment, enter the carrier-issued shipment identifier, and compare the latest event with the delivery instructions from the sender.
17TRACK routeOpen 17TRACK, submit the tracking number, allow carrier recognition, and use the event timeline to identify the last physical scan and any handoff.
No usable numberAsk the seller or shipper for the carrier tracking number, not merely the marketplace order ID, invoice number or customer reference.

Tracking Number Formats and Examples

Toll’s public pages describe shipment visibility but do not establish one universal public number pattern for every Toll service or carrier-network movement. Do not identify a service from a prefix alone. Use the complete identifier supplied by the shipper and let the official portal or 17TRACK identify the applicable carrier.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier familyNormalized pattern
Toll shipment identifierCarrier- or account-specific alphanumeric value; use the exact value supplied by the shipper.
View all details for Toll shipment identifiers
Issued byThe identifier may be created by Toll, a shipper platform or a participating carrier, depending on the contracted movement.
Typical useIt links a consignment, parcel, freight movement or delivery record to the visibility system.
Where users see itLook on the shipping label, consignment note, dispatch email, customer portal or seller message.
Tracking scopeVisibility can differ between label creation, physical pickup, line-haul, customs, partner handoff and final delivery.
CaveatAn order number, reference number or label number may be searchable in a merchant system without being the carrier’s parcel identifier.
Partner or last-mile identifierA separate carrier-specific value may appear when a shipment is moved through Toll’s carrier network.
View all details for Toll partner identifiers
RelationshipToll states that its eCommerce delivery solution uses an agnostic carrier network and Carrier Consortium platform.
Handoff meaningA partner event can represent electronic pre-advice, physical tender, acceptance or final delivery; the event wording determines the boundary.
Recommended actionKeep both identifiers and provide them to the seller or the carrier named in the latest physical scan.
Pro Tip: A tracking result proves that an identifier is recognized; it does not by itself prove that Toll issued the identifier or has physical custody at every stage.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

A status describes the latest event received by the visibility system; it does not always identify the party currently holding the goods.

Status Quick Lookup

StatusLifecycle stage and meaning
Label created / shipment information receivedPre-shipment: electronic data exists, but physical acceptance may not have occurred.
View all details for label-created status
Responsible partyThe shipper or label platform must tender the goods; the carrier has not necessarily received them.
Next eventPickup, depot acceptance or the first physical scan.
ActionContact the seller first if the status remains unchanged after the promised dispatch date.
In transitThe shipment is moving between facilities or transport legs; an intermediate scan may be absent.
Customs or clearance eventImport or export processing is recorded; arrival at customs is not the same as release.
Out for deliveryThe destination delivery operation has assigned the shipment for a delivery attempt.
DeliveredA delivery scan was recorded; check the delivery location, recipient, reception desk and proof of delivery.
Exception / delivery failedA delivery or transport issue requires review of the event instructions, address and shipper options.
Return to senderThe shipment is moving back because delivery, address, customs or service conditions were not completed.

Services and Delivery Times

Toll offers service choices including Standard, Express and Priority delivery, together with domestic and international delivery, clearance, fulfilment and special-goods handling. The official page does not publish one universal transit time for all lanes.

Service Comparison

ServiceService type and best use
StandardLower-urgency domestic or international delivery where the selected lane supports it.
ExpressTime-sensitive eCommerce or parcel delivery requiring a shorter selected service lead time.
PriorityUrgent delivery selected according to shipment requirements and lane availability.
Fulfilment and distributionPick, pack, store and distribute products locally or internationally.

Delivery Time

ServicePublished delivery standard
Standard, Express or PriorityThe delivery lead time is selected by origin, destination, service and shipment requirements; request the lane-specific quote or service commitment.
International deliveryTiming depends on transport mode, clearance, destination carrier, handoff and local delivery conditions.
Guarantee statusA displayed estimate or quoted lead time should not be treated as a money-back guarantee unless the applicable contract expressly states one.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination country or regionLane-specific timing guidance
Australia, Asia Pacific, Americas, EMEAToll’s official material confirms service coverage across these regions, including delivery to more than 120 countries through its carrier network, but a universal country-by-country day range is not published on the supplied pages.
View all destination timing factors for Toll
Primary service typeStandard, Express or Priority delivery may be available according to the selected lane.
Last-mile handoffThe destination carrier is selected through the carrier network and may differ by shipment.
Clearance adviceImport and export regulations, customs requirements and special-goods rules can affect the delivery lead time.
Best estimate sourceUse the shipment quote, service commitment or current tracking event rather than a generic country average.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Problem or statusCheck first and immediate action
Invalid numberRemove spaces, compare the label with the seller message, and confirm that the number is not an order or reference ID.
No events or label createdElectronic information may exist before physical tender. Ask the shipper whether the goods were collected or accepted.
No update or stuck in transitReview the last scan, route and expected service window; ask the shipper to investigate when the contractual escalation path permits.
Customs holdCheck duties, documents, importer details and prohibited-goods requirements with the seller or destination customs contact.
Delivered but not receivedCheck the entrance, safe place, household members, neighbour, reception desk and proof of delivery; then contact the local delivery operation and seller.
Damaged, lost or returnedPhotograph the parcel, retain packaging, notify the seller promptly and ask the shipper who may open the transport investigation or claim.

International Shipping and Handoffs

Toll’s international eCommerce delivery offering covers import, export, clearance and special-goods handling through a carrier network. A destination-country scan does not by itself prove customs release or final-carrier acceptance.

StageWhat the event usually means
Origin pickup and exportThe shipper tenders the goods and the origin operation moves them toward export processing.
Line-haulThe shipment travels between transport nodes; scan gaps can occur while it is moving.
Customs and clearanceAuthorities or the appointed broker review import or export requirements; duties and documents depend on destination rules.
Partner handoffElectronic pre-advice, physical tender and first acceptance scan are separate events; the latest physical scan is the better indicator of custody.
Destination deliveryThe selected destination carrier completes local delivery and may provide the final delivery event.

Delivery Management

Available delivery changes depend on the contracted service, destination carrier and shipment stage. Request changes through the shipper or the applicable delivery portal rather than through 17TRACK.

OptionWho should request it
Address or delivery instruction changeAsk the shipper or applicable carrier before final delivery; eligibility is service- and stage-dependent.
Redelivery or collection arrangementThe recipient should follow the exception notice or contact the destination delivery operation.
Proof of deliveryThe recipient or shipper should request it from the responsible delivery provider when available.

Claims and Shipping Restrictions

Process or categoryCorrect next step
Tracking inquiryUse the latest event to ask the shipper or responsible carrier for an operational update.
Loss or damage claimThe eligible claimant should follow the contracted Toll or partner claim process and retain labels, packaging, photographs, invoice and value evidence.
Dangerous or special goodsToll states that it handles hazardous materials, perishables and oversized items in relevant solutions; acceptance, packaging and route conditions must be checked before shipping.
RefundA postage or seller refund is separate from tracking and must be requested from the party that charged the customer.

Customer Service

ChannelVerified contact or best use
Contact pageToll contact options are the appropriate starting point for logistics or forwarding enquiries.
Quote and bookingToll’s Quote & Book service supports competitive quotes on selected network lanes.
Information to preparePrepare the tracking or consignment number, ship date, origin and destination, service type, latest scan, address and contents description.
Escalation orderBuyer contacts the seller; the seller or shipper contacts the contracted Toll team or partner; the recipient follows local delivery instructions for final-mile issues.

Ecommerce and Business Tracking

Toll describes Global Forwarding APIs and integrated visibility through an order-management system, delivery platform or standalone tracking site. Businesses should select the interface provided for their account and distinguish Toll’s own integration from a multi-carrier 17TRACK integration.

Developer/API Comparison

OptionProvider
Global Forwarding APIsToll
View all details for Toll Global Forwarding APIs
Primary useToll says its APIs are designed to integrate workflows, improve security and support collaboration across the supply chain.
AuthenticationAccount access and authentication requirements must be obtained from Toll’s current developer or customer documentation.
CapabilityUse depends on the API product and account; the supplied public material confirms API availability but does not define universal batch or webhook functions.
DocumentationToll official website provides the API discovery route.
Migration noteUse current Toll documentation and account guidance rather than an archived interface.
17TRACK API17TRACK
View all details for the 17TRACK API
Primary useMulti-carrier tracking and normalized shipment visibility for ecommerce and business workflows.
AuthenticationThe API uses a 17token request header.
CapabilityThe documented registration endpoint accepts a tracking number and carrier field; available event coverage depends on the carrier.
Documentation17TRACK API documentation
Migration noteUse the current v2.4 endpoint shown in the Tracking API section.

FAQ

Basic FAQs

1. How do I track my Toll package?

Enter the shipment tracking number in the applicable official Toll visibility route or use 17TRACK to view available events.

2. Where can I find my Toll tracking number?

Look on the shipping label, consignment document, dispatch email, seller message or customer portal.

3. What does a Toll tracking number look like?

Toll does not publish one universal public format for every service, so use the complete identifier supplied by the shipper rather than relying on a prefix.

4. Why is there no first Toll tracking event?

The label may have been created before physical tender; ask the seller whether Toll or a network carrier has received the goods.

5. Why has my Toll tracking not updated?

A shipment can be moving between facilities or awaiting a partner scan; compare the last event with the quoted service window and ask the shipper to investigate if it is exceeded.

6. How long does Toll delivery take?

Delivery time depends on origin, destination, Standard, Express or Priority selection, customs and the destination carrier, so request the lane-specific commitment.

7. What should I do after a Toll delivery failure?

Read the exception instruction, verify the address and contact the seller or destination delivery provider about redelivery or collection.

8. What should I do if Toll says delivered but I have not received the parcel?

Check safe places, household members, neighbours and reception areas, then request proof of delivery and contact the seller promptly.

9. How do I report a lost or damaged Toll shipment?

Notify the shipper, preserve packaging and photographs, and have the eligible claimant follow the contracted carrier investigation or claim process.

10. How can I contact Toll about tracking?

Use the official Toll contact route or the customer-specific delivery portal, and prepare the shipment identifier, route, service and latest scan.

Expert FAQs

11. Does Toll provide one tracking system for every delivery?

No single public interface is stated for every movement; Toll says visibility may appear in an integrated order-management system, delivery platform or standalone tracking site according to service requirements.

12. What does a Toll carrier-network handoff mean?

It may begin with electronic pre-advice and later become physical tender and acceptance; the first physical scan is more meaningful than pre-advice alone.

13. Does arrival at customs mean my Toll shipment has cleared?

No; arrival or customs processing is not proof of release, and duties, documents and importer requirements can still delay delivery.

14. Does Toll offer international eCommerce delivery?

Yes, Toll describes domestic and international eCommerce delivery including import, export, clearance and special-goods handling through a carrier network serving more than 120 countries.

15. Can businesses connect to Toll APIs?

Toll publicly describes Global Forwarding APIs for workflow integration; authentication, available operations and account eligibility must be obtained from current Toll documentation.

16. Can businesses use 17TRACK for Toll visibility?

Businesses can use the documented 17TRACK registration endpoint for supported carrier tracking, while event coverage and carrier recognition depend on the submitted shipment.

Tracking API

// 1. Toll official tracking API
// Current public official tracking API endpoint and authentication details
// are not established by the supplied official pages. Use current Toll
// developer or account documentation before sending production requests.

// 2. 17TRACK API
POST https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register
Headers:
  17token: YourKey
  Content-Type: application/json

Body:
[
  {
    "number": "TRACKING_NUMBER",
    "carrier": "CARRIER_CODE"
  }
]

// CARRIER_CODE must be confirmed from current 17TRACK carrier documentation.
// Do not replace the placeholder with an assumed carrier code.

Sources & References

17TRACK is an independent tracking platform and is not affiliated with Toll.

A professional and stable global package tracking platform.

17TRACK
Loading