How to Track Your ONE Shipment Like a Pro (2025 Guide)

Tracking your ONE (Ocean Network Express) shipment in 2025 requires the right tools to ensure real-time updates on cargo movements. This guide explains step-by-step how to track your ONE shipments, the best tools to use, and why third-party tracking solutions offer superior visibility compared to standard carrier tracking.

1. Key Information You Need for ONE Tracking

To track your ONE shipment, you will need one of the following:

Bill of Lading (B/L) Number: A unique identifier issued for your shipment.
Container Number: The container’s unique tracking number.
Booking Reference Number: Provided at the time of booking.

Using these details, you can access real-time tracking information through TRADLINX, which offers enhanced features beyond ONE’s standard tracking.

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2. How to Track Your ONE Shipment Online (Step-by-Step)

Method 1: Track Your ONE Shipment with B/L Tracking

TRADLINX provides a comprehensive B/L tracking tool that delivers real-time shipment updates, transshipment details, and estimated time of arrival (ETA).

Step 1: Go to the TRADLINX B/L Tracking Tool.
Step 2: Enter your ONE B/L Number. ONE B/L numbers typically start with ONEY followed by 8 to 12 characters.
Step 3: Click “Track B/L” to retrieve live tracking details.
Step 4: View real-time updates, including departure and arrival ports, transshipment points, and estimated arrival times.

Why Use TRADLINX for ONE Shipment Tracking?

Track multiple ONE shipments at once—ideal for freight forwarders and logistics providers.
Get automated alerts for critical shipment milestones.
Access real-time container events and operational logs.
Enjoy a centralized dashboard to monitor all shipments in one place.

Upgrade to TRADLINX Ocean Visibility for: Full satellite AIS tracking, advanced real-time updates, and cost-effective logistics monitoring.

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Method 2: Track ONE Vessels in Real-Time Using TRADLINX Vessel Tracking

If you need to track a vessel carrying your ONE shipment, TRADLINX provides a powerful AIS Vessel Tracking tool.

Step 1: Enter the Vessel Name, MMSI, IMO, or Call Sign into the TRADLINX Vessel Tracking search.
Step 2: View real-time data, including location, speed, and estimated arrival time.
Step 3: Monitor vessel movements and adjust logistics planning accordingly.

Why TRADLINX Vessel Tracking?

Live AIS tracking for real-time vessel location.
Satellite AIS data for full maritime coverage.
Comprehensive dashboard to track shipments and vessels together.

3. Understanding Your ONE Tracking Status

Tracking Status	Meaning
Loaded on Vessel	The container is on the ship and ready for departure.
In Transit	The vessel is en route to its destination.
Arrived at Port	The container has reached the port and is awaiting unloading.
Customs Clearance	The shipment is undergoing customs processing.
Out for Delivery	The container has left the port for its final destination.

4. Common ONE Tracking Issues & Solutions

Tracking Not Found? Double-check the B/L or container number and try again. If unavailable, use TRADLINX Vessel Tracking.
No Update in 24 Hours? Some delays occur due to transshipment or customs clearance. Check TRADLINX for the vessel’s real-time location.
Delayed Shipment? Use TRADLINX B/L tracking to verify if the shipment is held at a port or waiting for customs approval.

5. Final Thoughts: Stay in Control of Your ONE Shipments

In 2025, efficient ONE shipment tracking is essential for avoiding delays, optimizing logistics, and maintaining supply chain efficiency. While ONE provides basic tracking, third-party solutions like TRADLINX offer real-time visibility, multi-shipment tracking, and advanced notifications to help logistics service providers stay ahead.

Why overpay for visibility? TRADLINX saves you 40% with transparent per–Master B/L pricing. Get 99% accuracy, 12 updates daily, and 80% ETA accuracy improvements, trusted by 83,000+ logistics teams and global leaders like Samsung and LG Chem.