Trakoo WooCommerce Orders Tracking Premium

WooCommerce Orders Tracking Premium adds a structured way to record delivery details against orders and their individual items. Store owners can add, edit, import, and export tracking numbers and tracking URLs, then use that information to keep customers informed about an order’s journey. The plugin is aimed at shops that need more than a tracking number sitting in an order note.

Order tracking workflow

The central workflow is straightforward: select a shipping carrier, enter the tracking number, and let the plugin generate the tracking URL. Tracking details remain associated with the relevant order item, which is useful when one order contains products shipped through different services or under separate tracking numbers. Existing records can be edited, while import and export tools provide a route for handling tracking data in batches rather than entering every record manually.

Carrier support

Carrier selection is one of the stronger parts of the feature set. The vendor lists more than 80 integrated carriers, and the administrator can enable only the carriers used by the shop. That narrower list should make routine data entry less cluttered than presenting every available option. A custom carrier option covers services outside the built-in list, with support for adding as many custom carriers as required.

• More than 80 shipping carriers are included.
• Unused carriers can be enabled or disabled.
• Custom carriers can be added when a service is not supported by default.
• Tracking URLs are generated from the selected carrier and tracking number.
• Tracking numbers and URLs can be added, edited, imported, and exported.

Customer notifications

Once a tracking number is added, the plugin can send a tracking email to the customer. The vendor also describes SMS notifications, along with adding tracking information and tracking URLs to PayPal transactions. This gives the order record a role beyond internal administration: the same delivery details can be passed to customers and to a payment transaction.

The plugin also integrates order tracking information with other tracking services. That makes it a useful connection point for shops working across several carriers, although the supplied description does not specify the individual services or the exact configuration for each notification channel.

What to weigh

The feature list focuses on recording and communicating tracking information, not on showing live shipment progress inside WooCommerce. There is no stated promise of delivery estimates, status synchronisation, a customer-facing tracking dashboard, or automatic carrier updates, so shops looking for those functions should treat them as separate requirements. The workflow also still relies on accurate carrier selection and tracking-number entry; URL generation removes repetitive link building but does not remove that data-entry step.

There are practical unknowns around the broader integrations. The vendor does not identify the SMS provider, explain the import and export format, or list the supported external tracking services. Those details matter when fitting the plugin into an established fulfilment process, especially if tracking data already comes from a warehouse or shipping system.

Who it suits

Trakoo suits WooCommerce shops that manage several shipping carriers and need a central place for item-level tracking records. It is particularly relevant where staff need carrier-specific URLs, occasional bulk data handling, and customer notifications from the order workflow. Shops wanting a focused tracking-information layer should find the scope clear; shops expecting live carrier monitoring or a full shipment-management system will need to verify those requirements elsewhere.