Many sellers already keep orders in a Google Sheet. The missing piece is the delivery status, which usually means copying numbers into carrier websites every day. You can have the sheet update itself instead.
Connect the sheet to a tracking service that reads tracking numbers from one column and writes statuses back into others. 24hTrack does this with two-way Google Sheets sync, free: it picks up new numbers you add to the sheet, detects the carrier across 3,200+ carriers and writes the delivery status back into the sheet automatically. No formulas, scripts or Zapier needed.
Spreadsheet formulas cannot log in to carrier websites, and scripts break whenever a carrier changes its page. Paid automation tools charge per task and still need a tracking source. A tracker with built-in sheet sync removes all of this. Lark Base (Feishu Bitable) sync is also available.
Not on its own. Connect it to a tracking service with sheet sync, such as 24hTrack, which reads your tracking numbers and writes statuses back automatically, free.
No. 24hTrack has built-in two-way Google Sheets sync, so no Zapier or scripts are needed.
Yes. The carrier is detected for each number across 3,200+ carriers, so one sheet can mix USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, China Post and others.
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