WARP Tracking

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TRACK

About Warp

Warp is a freight network and technology platform for United States freight. Warp operates Warp LTL, manages FTL, cargo-van and box-truck movements, and connects shippers with vetted transportation and cross-dock partners. Warp’s tracking model combines driver and warehouse scan events, GPS visibility, delivery documentation and partner-carrier events.

Field	Verified information
Official name	Warp
Official website	https://www.wearewarp.com/
Carrier type	Freight network, LTL carrier, managed FTL provider and technology platform.
Primary region	United States; Warp states that its network covers all 48 continental states for FTL and more than 80% of United States LTL ZIP-to-ZIP coverage.
Founded	2021.

Entity	Relationship and tracking significance
Warp	Warp is the freight network and technology operator that quotes, books and tracks freight movements.
Warp LTL	Warp LTL is Warp’s own LTL carrier service using local pickup and delivery carriers, cross-docks and dedicated linehaul partners.
Warp FTL	Warp FTL provides one-truck, door-to-door freight using a network of vetted carriers in the continental United States.
Driver and warehouse apps	Warp’s driver and warehouse applications generate pickup, cross-dock, route and delivery scan events.
Partner carriers and cross-docks	Partners physically move or handle freight, while Warp coordinates routing and presents the shipment record.
17TRACK	17TRACK is an independent multi-carrier tracking platform; it does not operate Warp freight or administer Warp bookings, claims or refunds.

Quick Answer

Use the shipment or tracking number supplied by Warp, the shipper or the booking platform. Enter it in the Warp customer dashboard or in 17TRACK when Warp is supported. If no event appears, first check that you used the shipment identifier rather than an order number, that the booking was actually confirmed, and that the first pickup or scan has occurred.

Pro Tip: A booked load can exist before a physical pickup scan. A quote ID, booking ID and tracking number are different identifiers.

How to Track Warp Packages

Warp is primarily a freight provider rather than a small-parcel postal carrier. Track a pallet, truckload, cargo-van or box-truck shipment using the shipment number returned after booking.

Path	Steps and limitation
Warp dashboard	Sign in to the Warp dashboard, open the shipment record and use the shipment number or booking record. The dashboard is the most direct path for Warp-booked freight.
Warp API	Business users can authenticate with a Warp API key and call the tracking endpoint described in Warp’s developer documentation.
17TRACK	Submit the shipment identifier to 17TRACK. Coverage depends on the identifier and the underlying carrier events available to 17TRACK.
No number	Ask the shipper, marketplace or Warp account administrator for the confirmed shipment number. An order number alone may not identify the physical freight movement.

Tracking Number Formats and Examples

Warp’s public materials identify shipment IDs and tracking numbers in its freight API, but do not publish one universal consumer-facing number pattern. Do not infer a service from a prefix alone.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier family	Normalized pattern and use
Warp shipment tracking number	Alphanumeric identifier returned after a Warp booking; use the exact value supplied by Warp or the booking platform.
Shipment ID	Warp API shipment identifier used to store and retrieve a booked freight movement. It is not necessarily the same as a merchant order number.
Quote ID	A quote reference created during rating. A quote ID identifies pricing and is not proof that freight has been picked up.
Carrier partner reference	A partner may use its own dispatch, PRO or delivery reference. That reference can appear alongside Warp’s shipment record.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

Warp’s public developer examples show statuses such as PICKED_UP, SCANNED_IN, IN_TRANSIT and DELIVERED. Warp’s operational pages also describe GPS, scan events, delivery windows and proof of delivery.

Status Quick Lookup

Status	Meaning and next action
Booked / quote created	Pricing or booking data exists; physical acceptance has not necessarily occurred. The shipper should confirm pickup details.
PICKED_UP	Warp or a transportation partner recorded pickup. The shipment normally moves toward a cross-dock, linehaul or delivery route.
SCANNED_IN	A warehouse or cross-dock scan recorded the freight. Shippers should verify pallet count or handling exceptions if the record differs from the tender.
IN_TRANSIT	The load is moving between facilities or toward delivery. GPS and scan visibility can depend on the operating partner and event timing.
OUT_FOR_DELIVERY	The load has been assigned to the final delivery route. The consignee should be ready for the stated access, appointment or receiving requirements.
DELIVERED	Delivery was recorded. Request the delivery receipt, photo or electronic signature from the shipper or Warp account if the freight cannot be located.
Exception / late	An operational issue may affect the route or appointment. The shipper should contact Warp with the shipment number and latest scan.

Services and Delivery Times

Warp publishes freight options rather than a single parcel delivery promise. Transit depends on mode, lane, pickup date, accessorial requirements and operating partners.

Service Comparison

Service	Best for and published capability
Warp LTL	Shared freight and pallets moving through Warp’s hub-and-spoke network; Warp states that its own LTL service covers more than 80% of United States ZIP-to-ZIP lanes.
Warp FTL	One truck, door-to-door movement using dry-van and reefer capacity across the continental United States.
Cargo van	Parcels, cases and smaller urgent freight; Warp describes same-day dispatch in major metropolitan areas.
Box truck	Larger or bulky freight, including no-dock deliveries; Warp describes 26-foot liftgate box trucks.

Delivery Time

Service	Published timing information
Warp LTL	Lane-specific transit is shown during quoting; public examples show one- to three-day transit on selected United States lanes. This is an estimate, not a universal guarantee.
Cargo van and box truck	Same-day dispatch is described for major metros; scheduled freight has lane-specific timing.
Warp FTL	The quote supplies lane-specific transit information. Timing depends on origin, destination, equipment and pickup date.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination region	Warp-supported timing guidance
United States, major metros	Same-day dispatch is described for cargo vans and box trucks in major metropolitan areas; delivery timing remains lane-specific.
United States, continental lanes	Warp FTL is described across all 48 continental states, while LTL coverage exceeds 80% of United States ZIP-to-ZIP coverage. Use the quote for the applicable lane.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Problem or status	Recommended action
Invalid number	Copy the shipment number exactly, remove accidental punctuation only when the dashboard instructs you to do so, and distinguish it from the quote or order ID.
No event yet	Check whether the load is booked and whether pickup has occurred. A label or booking record does not prove physical acceptance.
No update while in transit	Review the last scan, expected lane and appointment. Ask the shipper or Warp operations contact to investigate when the shipment is late for its quoted window.
Delivered but missing	Check the receiving dock, loading area, signed delivery record, photo proof, employees and neighboring receiving locations; then ask the shipper to request a delivery investigation.
Damage or shortage	Photograph the freight and packaging, record exceptions on the delivery receipt where possible, preserve packaging and contact the booking party promptly.

International Shipping, Customs and Carrier Handoffs

Warp’s supplied public materials describe United States freight services and do not establish a consumer international parcel service. International customs and postal handoff rules should therefore not be inferred from Warp’s domestic tracking events.

Stage	Tracking responsibility
Domestic pickup	Warp or a selected partner records pickup and begins the domestic freight movement.
Cross-dock and linehaul	Warp’s warehouse and driver applications can produce scan, GPS and facility events.
International customs or handoff	The available evidence does not establish Warp as an international customs broker or postal operator. Obtain responsibility and documentation from the booking party.

Delivery Management and Post-shipment Options

Option	Practical guidance
Delivery appointment	Coordinate receiving requirements through the shipper, Warp account or operations contact before the delivery route is dispatched.
Proof of delivery	Warp describes photo proof of delivery and electronic signatures on applicable loads; request the record from the shipment account.
Route exception	Contact the booking party with access instructions, appointment details and the latest tracking event so operations can determine the next action.

Lost, Damaged, Claims, Insurance and Refunds

A tracking inquiry, an operational investigation and a freight claim are different processes. The shipper or account holder should start the applicable process with Warp or the booked transportation provider and retain the shipment record, invoice, photographs, delivery receipt and packaging.

Process	Use when and evidence
Tracking inquiry	Use when an event is missing or a shipment is late; provide the shipment number, last scan and lane.
Damage or shortage investigation	Use when freight arrives damaged or incomplete; preserve packaging and provide photographs, delivery exceptions and value documents.
Insurance or freight claim	Eligibility, filing deadlines and responsible filer depend on the booking terms and transportation provider; confirm them before filing.
Refund	A refund or rate adjustment is separate from tracking and depends on the applicable commercial terms.

Shipping Restrictions and Special Handling

Category	Operational implication
General freight	Provide accurate dimensions, weight, commodity and access information so Warp can select the appropriate mode and equipment.
Liftgate or no-dock delivery	Declare access requirements during quoting; Warp describes liftgate box-truck capability for applicable loads.
Hazardous, regulated or unusual freight	Confirm acceptance, packaging and documentation with Warp before booking. Do not assume that a general freight quote authorizes restricted cargo.

Customer Service

Channel	Best use and verified information
Warp website	Official website; use it for quoting, product information and account access.
Warp dashboard	Best for shipment records, quotes, bookings and available tracking events.
Business support channels	Warp describes support through Slack, Microsoft Teams, WeChat, WhatsApp, text, call and email. The published support statement gives 7 AM–7 PM United States Monday–Friday coverage and 24/7 email monitoring.
Information to prepare	Shipment or booking number, origin and destination ZIP codes, pickup date, latest event, commodity, pallet count, photos and delivery documents.

Ecommerce and Business Tracking

Warp provides a self-serve REST API, CLI and MCP server for quoting, booking and tracking freight. Its platform materials describe webhook events, structured JSON and integration with e-commerce, WMS, ERP and marketplace systems.

Developer/API Comparison

Option

Provider

Warp Freight API

Warp

View all details for Warp Freight API

Carrier coverage	Warp states that its network includes Warp services and a broad marketplace of transportation providers.
Primary use	Quote, book and track LTL, FTL, cargo-van and box-truck freight.
Authentication	Public documentation describes keyless quoting and Bearer authentication for protected booking operations.
Tracking and webhook capability	Warp describes tracking endpoints and webhook delivery for shipment events.
Documentation	Warp Developer Hub.

17TRACK API

17TRACK

View all details for 17TRACK API

Carrier coverage	Multi-carrier tracking subject to 17TRACK support and available carrier events.
Primary use	Normalize tracking across multiple transportation providers.
Authentication	17token header authentication is described in the API documentation.
Tracking and webhook capability	Use the current 17TRACK documentation for registration, polling and notification capabilities.
Documentation	17TRACK API documentation.

FAQ

Basic FAQs

1. How do I track a Warp shipment?

Use the shipment number in the Warp dashboard, Warp API or a supported 17TRACK search.

2. Where can I find my Warp tracking number?

The shipper, booking platform or Warp account normally supplies it after booking.

3. Is a Warp quote ID the same as a tracking number?

No. A quote ID identifies pricing, while a tracking number identifies the booked freight movement.

4. Why is there no first tracking event?

The load may be booked but not physically picked up or scanned yet; confirm the pickup date with the shipper.

5. How long does Warp delivery take?

Timing is lane-specific; Warp publishes same-day dispatch capability for applicable major-metro cargo-van and box-truck movements and shows transit during quoting.

6. What should I do when Warp tracking stops updating?

Check the last scan and quoted delivery window, then ask the shipper or Warp operations contact to review the shipment.

7. What should I do if Warp says delivered but I cannot find the freight?

Check the receiving dock and delivery location, then request the photo, signature or delivery receipt through the booking account.

8. What should I do about damaged Warp freight?

Record the exception, photograph the freight and packaging, preserve the materials and contact the booking party.

9. Can Warp deliver pallets and bulky freight?

Yes. Warp describes LTL pallets, FTL, cargo vans and 26-foot liftgate box trucks for suitable freight.

10. How do I contact Warp about a shipment?

Start with the Warp account or the shipper and provide the shipment number, latest scan and delivery details.

Expert FAQs

11. Who physically moves Warp LTL freight?

Warp coordinates its LTL network while vetted local carriers, cross-docks and linehaul partners perform physical transportation stages.

12. Does a Warp booking prove that freight was accepted?

No. Booking confirms the commercial movement, while PICKED_UP or a comparable scan indicates a recorded physical handoff.

13. What does SCANNED_IN mean for Warp freight?

SCANNED_IN indicates that a Warp warehouse or cross-dock recorded the freight in its handling flow.

14. Does Warp provide proof of delivery?

Warp describes photo proof of delivery and electronic signatures on applicable loads; request the record from the shipment account.

15. Can businesses track Warp freight through an API?

Yes. Warp describes a REST API, CLI and MCP server for quoting, booking and tracking, with webhook events for integrated applications.

Tracking API

API reference

// 1. Warp official Freight API
// Current public documentation: https://www.wearewarp.com/developers
// Warp describes keyless quote requests and authenticated booking/tracking operations.

// 2. 17TRACK API
// Confirm the current Warp carrier code in the 17TRACK carrier directory.
// Do not guess the carrier code.
POST https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register
Headers:
  17token: YourKey
  Content-Type: application/json

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