Shipment movements
The timeline combines dated scans from the carrier. It shows the latest movement first and retains the location supplied for each scan.
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Track Swiss Post Cargo Shipments
Swiss Post Cargo Tracking
Enter your Swiss Post Cargo tracking number for live shipment status, real-time updates and delivery progress.
Swiss Post Cargo tracking
Enter your tracking number
Get live shipment status and real-time tracking updates.
How to Track Your Swiss Post Cargo Shipment
Three quick steps - free, no login required.
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Find your barcode or reference
Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Swiss Post Cargo formats accepted here include 6 to 40 letters and digits, or a slash-separated numeric reference, e.g. 12345678.
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Enter it above
Type or paste the barcode or reference into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
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Get live shipment status
Track real-time shipment updates, recorded events and delivery estimates supplied by the carrier. Check the event timestamps; results may be cached between updates.
Swiss Post Cargo freight tracking
Swiss Post Cargo tracks freight and pallet consignments through its Swiss network. Enter the barcode or customer reference from your transport documents to see the public movement history.
For ordinary Swiss Post letters and parcels, use the separate Swiss Post tracking service shown on that label.
What the freight tracker shows
Delivery state
Carrier codes and descriptions distinguish accepted freight, transit, delivery rounds, completed deliveries, and exceptions.
Find the right identifier
Use the barcode or customer reference printed on the transport document. Swiss Post Cargo accepts letters and digits, and some numeric references include a slash. A freight reference is different from an ordinary Swiss Post parcel number. Swiss Post Cargo separates goods transport, customs clearance and warehousing from Swiss Post's ordinary parcel services. Its Swiss Track & Trace entry is a public cargo tool, while business portals cover additional account workflows. Keep the cargo consignment reference and confirm the relevant country or operating company before choosing a tracking form. Swiss Post Cargo services. Swiss cargo public Track & Trace.
Understand the status
- Registered
- The carrier knows about the shipment, but physical acceptance may still be pending.
- Accepted
- The freight has entered the carrier network and can move through its depots.
- In transit
- A movement or handling scan has been recorded, with a city when the carrier supplies one.
- Out for delivery
- The freight is on a delivery round. Confirm access and receiving arrangements with the sender or carrier.
- Delivered
- A completed delivery scan has been recorded by Swiss Post Cargo.
- Delivery issue
- A failed attempt, incident or return needs attention. The latest carrier wording gives the most useful context.
When tracking needs attention
Check the whole barcode or reference if the public tracker finds no result. For a delayed delivery or changed receiving arrangements, contact the sender or use the official Swiss Post Cargo tracking page. Track91 displays public status history and does not access consignee details or delivery documents.
Sources for this guide
Written by the Track91 team and checked against Swiss Post Cargo's official information. Last reviewed . Track91 is independent of Swiss Post Cargo. Report a correction.
General tracking guides
Swiss Post Cargo Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Help with Swiss Post Cargo tracking, delays and deliveries. Select a question to read the answer.
Is Swiss Post Cargo the same as Swiss Post parcel tracking?
Swiss Post Cargo handles freight and pallet movements. Ordinary Swiss Post letters and parcels use a different tracking system, so select the courier shown on your shipping paperwork.
What reference formats can I enter?
The public tracker accepts barcodes and customer references. These may be alphanumeric or numeric; some freight references contain a slash. Enter the whole reference as printed.
What does shipment accepted mean?
It means the freight has been accepted into the carrier network. Later scans may show depot handling, movement toward the destination, a delivery round, or delivery.
Why is there no delivery estimate?
The public tracking response may provide movement history without a reliable delivery date. Track91 does not invent an estimated arrival when the carrier has not published one.
What should I do if a delivery attempt fails?
Read the latest carrier message and contact the sender or Swiss Post Cargo to clarify the next delivery arrangement. A failed attempt does not mean the freight was delivered.
Can I track without a barcode or reference?
The public tracker needs a shipment barcode or reference. Ask the sender for the exact identifier shown on its transport documents before searching.
Why is my reference not found?
Check every character and any slash. New shipment data may take time to appear. If the reference remains unavailable, ask the sender to confirm the correct carrier and number.