For cargo owners and manufacturers
Your cargo. Your visibility.
Add TIP before your shipment leaves the supplier. Follow your cargo across carriers and borders, and keep your team and consignee connected through one shared tracking link.
Start at the supplier, even when you are elsewhere
1. Buy and dispatch
Buy a pack, then create a Dispatch to your office, forwarder or supplier. The receiver can provide their address through a private link if you do not have the details yet.
2. Activate and attach
The receiver presses the activation zone for 5 seconds, attaches the label and scans its QR code to register the cargo. They do not need to create a TIP account to activate it.
3. Follow and share
Follow recorded locations in your dashboard and share the public tracking link with the consignee. There is no used device to recharge or return after the journey.
Location updates straight from your cargo
Your shipment changes hands. Keep one view of its journey. TIP brings location reports from the label into your dashboard, so your team and consignee can follow the same shipment without starting over with each carrier.
Send labels to the supplier before collection. Share the tracking link with the people who need it. No subscription. Nothing to return.
Built for the journey
- Reporting interval
- Every 60 minutes by default, where cellular service is available.
- Operating life
- Designed for 60+ days at the default interval. Single-use, with no recharging.
- Positioning
- Cellular-network location: typically hundreds of metres in cities and kilometres in open country.
- Global connectivity
- Supported mobile networks in 200 countries and territories. Explore coverage and transport information for your route.
See two actual shipment workflows
- A jet engine from Britain to Spain
A label on the transport stand brought the factory-to-plant journey into one shared tracking link.
- Aircraft parts from Britain to Germany
One label on a crate provided a shared view of a three-crate shipment travelling on one truck.
Put your next shipment on the map
Choose your labels, send them to the supplier and share the journey. For regular shipments or larger quantities, tell us your routes and where the labels need to arrive.