PARCEL & VEHICLE TRACKING

Know where your delivery is.

Paste a GPS or Google Maps sharing link to open the location on the map. Use the map view to inspect the location and open directions when needed.

Location lookup

Track a parcel, vehicle or shared location

Enter the location link you received. If it contains coordinates, the map will centre on those coordinates; otherwise, use the button to open the supplied link in Google Maps.

Accepts Google Maps links and links containing latitude/longitude coordinates. Short links may open in Google Maps but may not preview inside this page.
Important: A location link shows the location supplied by that link. It does not create live GPS tracking by itself. Live movement requires the sender/device to keep sharing its location or a connected tracking system.
Privacy and consent

Only use location links that you own or have permission to view. This page does not secretly locate a phone, person, parcel or vehicle.

Your tracking map

Paste a shared GPS link to load a location.

Waiting for link

Location will appear here

Enter a GPS or Google Maps link on the left, then select “Show location on map”. You can open the full map in a new tab as well.

No location loaded yet.
How it works

Three simple steps

Use a valid shared location link to view a place or the latest location made available by the sender.

1. Get the location link

Ask the driver, sender or authorised tracking system to share a GPS/Google Maps link with you.

2. Paste and view

Paste the link into the tracker. If coordinates can be recognised, the map centres on that position.

3. Open directions

Open Google Maps for a larger view, place details or directions from your current device location.

Need live movement?

For a moving vehicle, the sender must keep sharing GPS.

Static map links usually show one location. To see a vehicle moving in real time, use a live Google Maps location-sharing link or connect your fleet's GPS tracking device/API to a tracking dashboard.

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Live share linkUse a location-sharing service that continues updating the location while sharing is active.
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Vehicle GPS trackerFor fleet tracking, connect the vehicle's GPS platform through its authorised API or server feed.
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Parcel status updatesFor parcel tracking, connect shipment events and delivery records to show dispatch, transit and delivered status.

Reliable delivery starts with visibility.

Use a location link supplied by your driver or logistics team to check the latest available position.