XPO Tracking

XPO Logistics, a key player in the global logistics sector and renowned for its efficient XPO tracking systems, is an American multinational company that has significantly impacted the transportation industry. Since its foundation in 1989 by Bradley S. Jacobs, XPO has experienced substantial growth, now boasting over 100,000 employees and generating €16.3 billion in revenue in 2020. Operating in 30 countries, XPO serves a diverse clientele of more than 50,000 customers.

The company excels in asset-based less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation, especially in North America and Western Europe. XPO's comprehensive LTL network covers all U.S. states, including Alaska and Hawaii, and nearly all U.S. postal codes, with strong cross-border operations extending to Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Canada. In Western Europe, XPO is a prominent LTL provider, catering to customers with multinational market needs.

XPO's expertise is not limited to LTL transportation. The company also provides a range of services including freight brokerage, last-mile delivery, intermodal, drayage, and global forwarding. These services leverage advanced technology to enhance the efficiency of supply chains. XPO’s FTL (Full Truckload) transport service addresses specific customer requirements such as temperature control or transportation of hazardous materials. Additionally, XPO's last-mile delivery service, adaptable for both B2C and B2B operations, is particularly significant in the e-commerce sector.

Moreover, XPO offers unique solutions such as Keypl for freight transport management, Global Forwarding for international shipments, Intermodal for multi-modal transport solutions, and specialized Event Logistics. The company’s commitment to innovation and customer service is evident in its longstanding partnership with high-profile events like the Tour De France and its multiple industry accolades.

For users of 17Track, integrating with XPO’s tracking solutions means accessing a vast network and advanced technology for effective and efficient global shipment tracking.

Step 1: Get your tracking number, you can find it in the receipt, outer packing of the package or the email;

Step 2: Enter your xpo tracking number and click on track.

Step 3: View the tracking results.

You can find your xpo tracking number, known as a PRO number, on the scannable barcode sticker attached to your shipment. This nine-digit number is essential for tracking as it uniquely identifies your freight bill.

An XPO Logistics tracking number, typically used for freight and parcel tracking, comes in a few different formats. The most common format is the PRO number, which is a nine-digit number. This number is structured to include a check digit for validation, calculated using the MOD 7 method. The check digit is the last digit and is derived by dividing the first eight digits of the PRO number by seven.

For example, an XPO tracking number might look like this: 123-45678C, where "C" is the check digit, ensuring the number's validity. This format is especially used in less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping.

In addition to the PRO number, XPO Logistics may use other formats for different services or international shipments, which might include a combination of letters and numbers. However, the nine-digit PRO number with a check digit is the most standard and widely recognized format for XPO tracking numbers.

When using 17Track's XPO tracking tool, you'll typically need to enter this PRO number to track your shipment's progress.

The delivery timeframe for LTL (less-than-truckload) shipments within the United States can vary depending on several factors, including the size and weight of the package, the specific locations of pick-up and delivery, and the service level chosen. Generally, for LTL shipments in the U.S., the delivery can take anywhere from 1 to 5 working days.

However, this is just an average estimate. The exact time may be shorter for nearby destinations or longer for cross-country shipments. Additionally, factors such as weather conditions, route traffic, and logistical considerations can also influence the delivery timeline.

When tracking a shipment with XPO Logistics, you may encounter various status updates that provide detailed information about the progress and handling of your package. Understanding these statuses is key to knowing where your shipment is in the delivery process and what actions might be required. Below is a table summarizing the common XPO tracking statuses and their meanings: