FedEx International Connect Tracking. Free & Online.

FedEx International Connect, shortened to FIC on its tracker, has its own tracking site at fictracking.fedex.com. The page is titled FedEx Express and carries a Merchant Login link. TrackParcel has no separate FedEx Express tracker, and this page's lookups go only to the FIC tracker.

In the shipments TrackParcel's integration was replayed against, FIC sent parcels through FedEx processing centres and handed many of them to a delivery partner in the destination country. The tracker also takes a Carrier Local tracking number.

The FIC tracker's page invites you to enter the FedEx International Connect (FIC) tracking number, a Carrier Local tracking number or an Order Reference number. TrackParcel first drops a label such as AWB: or the brackets around an unlabelled number, and capitalises letters. Spaces, hyphens, underscores, dots, commas, slashes, hash signs and colons go too, except in two narrow shapes that keep one separator, so a hyphenated Order Reference is sent without hyphens. The result goes to the FIC tracker with no shape test, provided it meets the site's rule of at most 50 letters, digits, hyphens or underscores.

Auto-Detect does not try FedEx International Connect for a nine-digit number, and its Also try list stops before reaching it. Pick FedEx International Connect by hand whatever the number looks like.

TrackParcel requests the FIC tracker's page for the number and reads its history table: Date/Time, Activity, Event Code and Location. Events are listed newest first, and the oldest scan's place becomes the origin.

From the details table it reads the FIC Tracking Number, Destination, Weight and Service rows; the result card shows the destination and the weight, but not the service. Times are shown as printed, with no time zone added or converted.

For an unknown number the FIC tracker says it has no record of your reference on file at this time. Once a number has gone to the tracker, TrackParcel reports not found only for that sentence or a no-shipment-found message, even when either comes on a missing page.

A page it recognises but cannot read is reported as a failed lookup, and a maintenance or error page, or a missing page without those words, as the tracker being temporarily unavailable. For a reference that keeps finding nothing, ask the seller which number FIC holds.

In the replayed shipments, many FIC parcels were handed to a delivery partner in the destination country after FedEx's processing centres. The FIC tracker accepts a Carrier Local tracking number as well as the FIC tracking number and the order reference, so keep whichever numbers the seller sends you.

The FIC tracker lists no customer contact route; its only link is a Merchant Login. Raise a delivery problem with the seller that sent the parcel, quoting the FIC tracking number and the order reference, which the tracker also accepts.