Track Incoming and Outgoing Shipments
FedEx Mobile puts incoming and outgoing package tracking in one workflow for people who need a quick status check while travelling, working, or waiting at home. Enter a tracking number, search saved shipments by references or vendors, and follow the latest movement without switching between separate tools.
The tracking experience can also add map context, delivery alerts, and picture proof when those services are available for a shipment. A door tag or barcode can become the starting point for a missed-delivery lookup, while a hold request or missing-package report gives recipients a practical next step when a delivery needs attention. It is useful for households, teams, and online sellers who need the same view for multiple parcels.
Create Labels and Schedule Pickups
Senders can use FedEx Mobile to prepare domestic or international shipping labels from an Android phone. Rate estimates, delivery-time estimates, package dimensions, customs-document uploads, and a saved shipper address book help turn the basic shipment details into a more complete preparation flow.
After a label is ready, the app can provide a QR code for printing at an eligible FedEx location or support direct printing where available. Pickup tools let users create a new request, review a scheduled pickup, or cancel one that no longer fits the plan, which is useful for home offices and small shipping routines. A compact label workflow reduces repeated entry when shipments share a destination or contact.
Scan Barcodes and Find FedEx Locations
Barcode scanning gives FedEx Mobile a faster path into tracking. Point the camera at a shipping label or door tag instead of typing a long number, then use the returned shipment record to check progress or review options for a missed delivery.
Location search helps senders and recipients choose a nearby FedEx drop-off or pickup point, with filtering that makes a long list easier to narrow down. The same workflow supports QR-based printing and pickup planning, so a phone can connect shipment preparation with the physical place where a package will be handed over. Location-based suggestions are especially helpful when a shipment must be dropped off before a cutoff.
Delivery Preferences and Shipment Alerts
Recipients can use the app as a control panel for the last part of a delivery. Delivery Manager features can support a preferred hold location, delivery instructions, vacation holds, rerouting, virtual signatures, and direct shipping to a designated FedEx location when the shipment and region qualify.
Push notifications and sound alerts keep important status changes visible, while picture proof of delivery or attempted delivery can provide a useful record for residential shipments. These tools suit people managing several deliveries, coordinating a business address, or trying to avoid a missed handoff without constantly reopening the tracking page. Account-based controls can remain separate from basic status checks, letting casual recipients start with less setup.
