UPS Bulk Tracker - Status, ETA & Delay Alerts

Track up to 500 UPS tracking numbers in one run and get one clean row per package: the current status, the estimated delivery date and time window, the last scan and where it happened, the delivered date with where it was left and who signed, and the full scan history. Every row also says plainly whether the package needs attention: delayed, an address problem, a missed delivery attempt, returning to sender, weather, customs or an action UPS asks for.

Turn on watch mode and schedule the Actor: each run returns the full row only for packages that changed since the last run (a new scan, a new delivery date, a new status such as out for delivery or delivered, or a new exception), with the changes listed. Unchanged packages come back as a short status row at a fraction of the price. No UPS account, login or API key is needed.

What you can do with it

• Check every open UPS shipment at once instead of pasting numbers into ups.com one by one, and send the rows to a sheet, your store, a helpdesk or Slack.
• Catch problems early: filter on hasException to see every package that is delayed, has an address problem, had a failed delivery attempt or is going back to the sender.
• Tell customers when their order will arrive with the UPS delivery date and time window, and when it was delivered and where it was left.
• Get told only when something changes: watch mode returns a package when it moves, its delivery date slips or it is delivered.

What you get for each package

Field	Example
trackingNumber	1Z0V1W590338116384
statusText / statusCategory	Out for Delivery / out-for-delivery (also label-created, picked-up, in-transit, delivered, exception, returned-to-sender)
estimatedDelivery / estimatedDeliveryWindow	2026-10-23 / 11:45 A.M. - 1:45 P.M.
delivered / deliveredAt / deliveredAtUtc	true / 2026-10-01T19:13 (local time) / 2026-10-02T02:13:01Z
leftAt / receivedBy / proofOfDeliveryUrl	Front Door / the name UPS shows / the UPS proof of delivery page
hasException / exceptionReasons	true / ["UPS marks this package as delayed", "address problem"]
flags	exception, delayed, addressProblem, deliveryAttempted, returningToSender, weatherOrEmergency, customs, actionRequired (each true or false)
lastEvent / lastLocation	the latest scan with its time and place / Columbia, MO, United States
service / shippedDate / weight	UPS Ground / 2026-10-21 / the weight when UPS shows it
shipTo	{ "city": "COLUMBIA", "state": "MO", "country": "US" }
packagesInShipment	for a multi-piece shipment, how many packages it has (UPS shows "1 of 20 Piece Shipment")
eventCount / events	every scan with at (local time), atUtc, utcOffset, location, description, milestone, code and isException, newest first
changes	watch mode: newEvents, newEventCount, etaBefore, etaNow, statusBefore, statusNow, newFlags
trackingUrl, scrapedAt, note	the UPS tracking page for that number, when it was checked, and a note when there is something to say

Values UPS does not show are null, never guessed.

How to use it

Paste your numbers. Put UPS tracking numbers into UPS tracking numbers, one per line. You can also paste a list separated by commas, or a ups.com tracking link, including a link that holds several numbers. Spaces and dashes are ignored, and a number listed twice is looked up and charged once.

Run it. Each package comes back as a row. Download the results as CSV, Excel or JSON, or connect them to Google Sheets, Zapier, Make or a webhook with an Apify integration.

Watch mode. Switch on Watch mode and add a schedule (hourly or daily). Run 1 remembers each package and returns one short watch-started row per number. From run 2 on, a package with a new scan, a new delivery date, a new status or a new exception flag is returned in full with its changes. A package with no change returns a short no-new-since-last-run row with its status, delivery date and hasException. Packages that did not fit under your spending limit are not remembered, so they come back on the next run. Watch memory is kept per saved task, so two tasks that share numbers each get their own changes; runs started without a task share one memory. Reset watch memory starts over for the numbers in that run.

Input

Field	What it does
trackingNumbers	UPS tracking numbers or ups.com tracking links, one per line (commas also work). Up to 500 per run.
monitoringMode	Watch mode: return only packages that changed since the last run.
resetMonitoringState	Forget what was remembered for the numbers in this run.
proxyConfiguration	Leave on the default (Apify residential proxy, United States).

Example input:

{
  "trackingNumbers": ["1Z1J329C0217555166", "1Z3YY4081327545719"],
  "monitoringMode": false
}

Pricing

Pay per result, with two events:

• Tracking result (tracking-returned): one per package returned with its data and full scan history. In watch mode, this is a package that changed.
• Tracking check (tracking-checked, watch mode only): one per watched package that UPS returned but that had nothing new, including the first watch run. It costs a small part of a tracking result. A package is never charged both events in the same run.

Rows that explain why there is no result (a number UPS does not know, a number with a typo, a number UPS would not answer for, numbers past the 500 limit) are free and say so in their note field.

FAQ

How do I track many UPS packages at once? Paste up to 500 UPS tracking numbers into trackingNumbers, one per line, and run the Actor. Each package comes back as its own row with the status, the delivery date and time window, the last scan and the full history, ready to download as CSV or Excel.

How do I find UPS packages that are delayed or have a problem? Filter the results on hasException. exceptionReasons says why in plain words (delayed, address problem, delivery attempted, returning to sender, weather, customs, action needed), and flags gives each one as true or false.

How do I get an alert when a UPS package is delivered or its delivery date changes? Turn on monitoringMode and schedule the Actor hourly or daily. Packages that changed are returned in full with changes.etaBefore, changes.etaNow, changes.statusBefore, changes.statusNow and the new scans, so you can send each ok row to email, Slack or a webhook.

Do I need a UPS account or a UPS API key? No. Paste the numbers and run it.

Why did a number come back as not found? UPS has no record of it yet (a new label can take a few hours to appear), it has a typo, or UPS removed it from tracking some months after delivery. The note says which, and the row is free. If the number looks like a FedEx, USPS or DHL number, the note says so.

Good to know

• UPS only. FedEx, USPS and other carriers' numbers come back as a free row; when the number has the shape of a FedEx, USPS or DHL number, the note says so.
• In watch mode, if the same task is started twice at the same moment, both runs can return the same change. Give each schedule its own task.
• Times in at and deliveredAt are the local times UPS prints for each scan; atUtc and deliveredAtUtc are the same moments in UTC.
• The delivery date and window are UPS's own estimate, as UPS shows it on its tracking page.
• When UPS refuses a request or times out, the number comes back as a free row saying it could not be read. Nothing is solved or bypassed; run it again later.
• This Actor is not affiliated with or endorsed by United Parcel Service of America, Inc. UPS is a trademark of its owner.

Thanks for using this Actor

We build these tools for people who run them every day, and we improve them from what users tell us.

• Missing a field, or need another filter? Tell us in the Issues tab. If the data is there, we add it.
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