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Track ONE LINE containers globally with Paxlo. Real-time shipping updates, instant delivery notifications, and complete cargo visibility in one app.
ONE LINE is one of China's largest container shipping operators, connecting major ports across Asia, Europe, and beyond. The company handles millions of TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units) annually, making it essential infrastructure for global trade. If you're shipping containers internationally or tracking cargo coming from China, ONE LINE likely plays a role in your supply chain.
Founded as a response to China's growing need for reliable ocean freight, ONE LINE operates one of the most modern fleets in Asia. The company focuses on efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and network coverage that reaches over 200 ports worldwide. Their service routes connect manufacturing hubs in China to consumer markets in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
ONE LINE operates multiple service lines designed for different trade lanes and cargo types. Their container services range from standard 20ft and 40ft boxes to specialized solutions for oversized cargo. The company excels at handling high-volume shipments between Asian manufacturing centers and Western markets.
Paxlo integrates ONE LINE tracking data directly into your phone, eliminating the need to juggle multiple websites and login credentials. Instead of searching ONE LINE's portal separately, you get all your shipments from every carrier in one unified dashboard. This matters because most international shipments don't use a single carrier, they use multiple lines across different legs of the journey.
When you add a ONE LINE tracking number to Paxlo, the app automatically pulls real-time location updates, estimated arrival times, and port status information. You see exactly where your container sits at any moment, whether it's waiting for departure in Shanghai, crossing the Pacific, or clearing customs in Los Angeles.
Ocean freight timelines stretch across weeks, not days. A container leaving Shanghai might not reach Rotterdam for 40-50 days. During that time, delays happen. Port congestion, weather, equipment issues, customs delays. These events impact your inventory, your customers, and your cash flow. The longer the journey, the more critical real-time visibility becomes.
ONE LINE's official tracking system works, but it requires logging into their website separately for each shipment. If you're managing multiple carriers or 50+ shipments monthly, this becomes tedious. Paxlo centralizes all your tracking data. You see ONE LINE containers alongside shipments from other carriers, giving you a true picture of your entire supply chain at a glance.
Business leaders and logistics managers who use Paxlo report spending less time tracking down delivery status information. Instead of calling freight forwarders to ask where containers are, you check your phone. This efficiency compounds across dozens or hundreds of shipments.
ONE LINE's main service lines focus on Asia-Europe and Asia-North America routes. Transit times vary significantly based on the specific route and season.
Paxlo learns these typical transit times and flags shipments that fall outside expected windows. If your ONE LINE container hasn't moved in 5 days when it should have left port by day 2, you get notified. This early warning system prevents you from reacting after problems become critical.
Adding ONE LINE shipments to Paxlo takes seconds. Your tracking number (also called a BL number or bill of lading) is the only piece of information you need. You can find it on your booking confirmation, commercial invoice, or any shipping documentation ONE LINE provides.
After entering the tracking number, Paxlo immediately connects to ONE LINE's systems and retrieves your current shipment status. The app updates this information automatically, usually within hours of significant changes. You can view details like vessel name, current port, next scheduled port, and estimated arrival.
Paxlo also lets you add custom details to each shipment, like the product contents, expected delivery address, or internal PO numbers. This makes it easy to share status updates with team members or customers without forwarding original documents.
Ocean freight tracking differs from parcel delivery because things move slower but further. A parcel tracking alert means your package is 2 hours away. A container alert means significant events are happening that affect your timeline. Paxlo focuses on events that matter to your business.
Chinese manufacturers and export companies depend on carriers like ONE LINE to move goods globally. The company has built relationships with major ports and customs authorities across Asia and Europe, which means your shipments get processed efficiently. However, efficiency doesn't mean simplicity. International cargo still requires bills of lading, customs declarations, and multiple handoffs between transport modes.
Paxlo helps you manage this complexity by centralizing information. Instead of switching between ONE LINE's tracking portal, your freight forwarder's system, and customs documentation platforms, everything flows into Paxlo. The app shows you the complete status from pickup at the factory through final delivery to your warehouse.
Accurate container tracking prevents expensive mistakes. When you know exactly when a shipment arrives, you can coordinate warehouse staff, adjust production schedules, and manage customer expectations. Paxlo's visibility eliminates guessing and reduces the need for expedited ground transportation to compensate for surprise arrivals.
Import planners also use Paxlo to optimize inventory levels. By understanding typical ONE LINE transit times and monitoring actual performance across multiple shipments, you identify patterns. Some routes consistently take longer than others. Some seasons see more delays. Armed with this data, you order inventory at the right time instead of holding excess stock or running out mid-month.
Teams that track shipments systematically also negotiate better rates. When you can prove a carrier consistently misses ETAs or that a route consistently underperforms, you have leverage in rate discussions. Paxlo automatically tracks this performance data, so you have documentation when it matters.
Most complex supply chains use multiple carriers. Your ONE LINE shipment might originate in Shanghai but get trucked from a nearby port to your final destination. Another shipment might use different carriers on different legs. Paxlo supports dozens of carriers simultaneously, so you see your entire operation in one place.
This unified view reveals bottlenecks and opportunities you'd miss if tracking carriers separately. You might notice that ONE LINE consistently arrives on time, but the trucking leg to your warehouse adds delays. Now you can focus improvement efforts on trucking instead of blaming the ocean carrier. This kind of insight drives real operational improvements.
Your ONE LINE tracking number appears on your bill of lading (BOL), booking confirmation email, or any shipping documents you receive. It's typically an 10-11 digit number. You can also get it from your freight forwarder or the shipper if you're importing cargo. Once you have this number, you can add it directly to Paxlo to start tracking.
Paxlo checks for ONE LINE updates several times per day, usually within 2-4 hours of major status changes. Shipping information updates happen when the container departs a port, arrives at a new port, or clears customs. During transit between ports, you see vessel location updates based on the published sailing schedule. Paxlo does not provide real-time GPS tracking for containers, but rather reflects the official port and vessel status information that ONE LINE publishes.
Yes. Paxlo allows you to share tracking links or status summaries with customers, suppliers, or team members without exposing your account details. You can customize what information appears in shared updates. Many B2B importers use this feature to keep customers informed about their orders without managing separate communication channels. It reduces customer service emails asking for delivery status.
Paxlo notifies you when your container's estimated arrival date shifts beyond your original timeline. Delays happen for various reasons, ocean freight delays typically stem from port congestion, bad weather, vessel mechanical issues, or customs holds. When Paxlo detects a delay, you get a notification with the new expected arrival. You can then contact ONE LINE or your freight forwarder for specific reasons and recovery options. Having early warning lets you adjust downstream plans before the delay impacts your customers.
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Paxlo sends automatic notifications for major milestones like departure from origin, arrival at destination, and customs clearance. You can customize notification preferences in the app to receive alerts for specific shipments or all shipments. You can also create custom notes or flags on individual shipments to remind yourself to take action at certain stages, like preparing warehouse staff for arrival or notifying customers.
