Track a Amazon Logistics package
| Carrier | Amazon Logistics (AMZL, Amazon Shipping, Amazon Delivery) |
|---|---|
| Type | E-commerce & economy — Worldwide |
| Number format | Amazon Logistics tracking numbers usually start with "TBA" followed by digits (e.g. TBA123456789000). They are issued by Amazon and best tracked inside your Amazon account. |
| Example | TBA123456789000 |
| Official page | Amazon Logistics tracking |
Amazon Logistics is Amazon's own last-mile delivery network, using contracted drivers and Delivery Service Partners to deliver Amazon orders. Its TBA tracking numbers are tied to your account and provide live map tracking and photo-on-delivery in supported areas.
How to track Amazon Logistics
- Find the Amazon Logistics tracking number (starting with TBA) in your Amazon order details.
- Paste it into the tracker at the top of this page and press Track — we auto-detect that it's Amazon Logistics.
- Check the high-level status here, then open Your Orders on Amazon for the live map and stop count.
- On delivery day, watch for the "out for delivery" update and the photo-on-delivery confirmation if available.
💡 Good to know
- TBA numbers typically only resolve fully inside your Amazon account — third-party tools may show limited detail.
- Amazon often delivers late into the evening, so a package marked "out for delivery" can still arrive after dark.
- If a package is marked delivered but missing, wait up to 24-36 hours — Amazon sometimes scans early.
Amazon Logistics tracking FAQ
How fast does Amazon Logistics deliver?
Prime orders are often same-day, next-day, or two-day; standard orders typically arrive in 3-5 days.
Why can't I track my TBA number on other sites?
TBA numbers are internal to Amazon, so detailed status usually only shows within your Amazon order page.
My Amazon package says delivered but isn't here — what should I do?
Check the delivery photo and surrounding spots, wait 24-36 hours, then contact Amazon customer service for a refund or replacement.
Can Amazon deliver on Sundays?
Yes, Amazon Logistics delivers seven days a week in many areas, including Sundays and holidays.
Tracking stuck or not updating?
Carrier scans can pause for a day or two in transit or customs without anything being wrong. See why a package stops moving, or paste your number above to refresh the latest events.
trackpackage.live is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Amazon Logistics. Tracking detail and timing are provided by the carrier and can change.