Creytix Freight Track

Shipment timeline and carrier adapters — the AfterShip replacement.

Freight tracking console — shipment timeline and route trace

Note

Creytix Freight Track is part of Creytix Connect — the registry of self-hosted tools that replace the SaaS your fulfillment stack usually rents.

Overview

Creytix Freight Track follows a shipment from purchase to delivery, on your own site, instead of routing customers to a third-party tracking page. Carrier adapters pull status events into a single shipment timeline, so "where's my order" has one answer your team and your customers both see.

Creytix toolReplaces
Creytix Freight TrackAfterShip, FedEx Insight

Because tracking lives inside Creytix, a shipment's status sits next to the order it belongs to — no separate login, no emailed tracking link pointing off-site.

How it works

A shipment moves through three stages:

  1. Adapter ingest — the carrier adapter for a shipment's carrier pulls status events (label created, in transit, exception, delivered).
  2. Timeline assembly — those events are ordered into one shipment timeline attached to the order.
  3. Surface — customers see branded tracking status on your site; operators see an exception queue for anything stuck or delayed.

Steps

  1. •

    Connect a carrier adapter

    From the Creytix Control Panel, open Freight Track and turn on the adapter for each carrier you ship with.

  2. •

    Attach tracking to an order

    Add the tracking number when you fulfill an order. Freight Track links it to that order automatically.

  3. •

    Share the tracking link

    Customers get a branded tracking page on your own domain instead of a carrier or third-party link.

  4. •

    Watch the exception queue

    Delays, failed delivery attempts, and other exceptions surface in one queue so your team can act before the customer has to ask.

Capabilities

  • Carrier adapters — status pulled directly from each connected carrier, shown against its adapter health.
  • Shipment timeline — one ordered view from label creation to delivery.
  • Branded tracking — customers track on your site, not an emailed third-party link.
  • Exception visibility — delayed or stuck shipments surface to operators, not just to the customer refreshing a tracking page.

Limits & honest scope

Creytix Freight Track is built for stores already selling through Creytix — it is not a standalone, multi-tenant logistics platform for shippers with no storefront here.

  • Carrier coverage grows adapter by adapter. If your carrier isn't wired up yet, its shipments won't populate a timeline until it is — check the tier badge and the changelog.
  • There's no predictive ETA model. Timelines reflect carrier-reported events, not machine-learned delivery estimates.
  • Returns and reverse-logistics workflows aren't part of this yet.

We'd rather tell you which carriers aren't wired up yet than have a shipment go quiet.

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