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do "Shipping Tracking Code", "Consignment Number", "Shipping Code", "Shipping Number" share the same meaning?



I want to use a very short term to express "Shipping Tracking Code" (is kind of unique code that locates the shipping item"



Can i use "Shipping Number" or "Shipping Code"?










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    do "Shipping Tracking Code", "Consignment Number", "Shipping Code", "Shipping Number" share the same meaning?



    I want to use a very short term to express "Shipping Tracking Code" (is kind of unique code that locates the shipping item"



    Can i use "Shipping Number" or "Shipping Code"?










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      do "Shipping Tracking Code", "Consignment Number", "Shipping Code", "Shipping Number" share the same meaning?



      I want to use a very short term to express "Shipping Tracking Code" (is kind of unique code that locates the shipping item"



      Can i use "Shipping Number" or "Shipping Code"?










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      do "Shipping Tracking Code", "Consignment Number", "Shipping Code", "Shipping Number" share the same meaning?



      I want to use a very short term to express "Shipping Tracking Code" (is kind of unique code that locates the shipping item"



      Can i use "Shipping Number" or "Shipping Code"?







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          I would say that any term that does not include the word 'tracking' is not clear enough. In my experience, a package can have both a shipping or consignment number and a tracking number. I would suggest 'tracking number' as the clearest option, if that's a number you're going to be giving to a customer.






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          • but "Tracking number" can be anything like web tracking number, Item tracking number. But I want Shipping Tracking Number
            – Kiti
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:44










          • Well, won't it be obvious it's a shipping tracking number given that it will be applied to an item being shipped?
            – ElendilTheTall
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:46










          • is this term ok "SSCC" (The serial shipping container code), en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_shipping_container_code
            – Kiti
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:58






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            Who will be using the number? Give some context.
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          • I am developing an Ordering system. Both buer & seller share the same info, if i just use the term "tracking code" then the seller can understand, but the buyer may be confused
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          The name of tracking number may vary (like item code, barcode or something) in different couriers. You can try to type it on Trackingmore and detect your order.






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            I would say that any term that does not include the word 'tracking' is not clear enough. In my experience, a package can have both a shipping or consignment number and a tracking number. I would suggest 'tracking number' as the clearest option, if that's a number you're going to be giving to a customer.






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            • but "Tracking number" can be anything like web tracking number, Item tracking number. But I want Shipping Tracking Number
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:44










            • Well, won't it be obvious it's a shipping tracking number given that it will be applied to an item being shipped?
              – ElendilTheTall
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:46










            • is this term ok "SSCC" (The serial shipping container code), en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_shipping_container_code
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:58






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              Who will be using the number? Give some context.
              – ElendilTheTall
              Feb 7 '14 at 13:02












            • I am developing an Ordering system. Both buer & seller share the same info, if i just use the term "tracking code" then the seller can understand, but the buyer may be confused
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 13:13















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            I would say that any term that does not include the word 'tracking' is not clear enough. In my experience, a package can have both a shipping or consignment number and a tracking number. I would suggest 'tracking number' as the clearest option, if that's a number you're going to be giving to a customer.






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            • but "Tracking number" can be anything like web tracking number, Item tracking number. But I want Shipping Tracking Number
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:44










            • Well, won't it be obvious it's a shipping tracking number given that it will be applied to an item being shipped?
              – ElendilTheTall
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:46










            • is this term ok "SSCC" (The serial shipping container code), en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_shipping_container_code
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:58






            • 1




              Who will be using the number? Give some context.
              – ElendilTheTall
              Feb 7 '14 at 13:02












            • I am developing an Ordering system. Both buer & seller share the same info, if i just use the term "tracking code" then the seller can understand, but the buyer may be confused
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 13:13













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            I would say that any term that does not include the word 'tracking' is not clear enough. In my experience, a package can have both a shipping or consignment number and a tracking number. I would suggest 'tracking number' as the clearest option, if that's a number you're going to be giving to a customer.






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            I would say that any term that does not include the word 'tracking' is not clear enough. In my experience, a package can have both a shipping or consignment number and a tracking number. I would suggest 'tracking number' as the clearest option, if that's a number you're going to be giving to a customer.







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            • but "Tracking number" can be anything like web tracking number, Item tracking number. But I want Shipping Tracking Number
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:44










            • Well, won't it be obvious it's a shipping tracking number given that it will be applied to an item being shipped?
              – ElendilTheTall
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:46










            • is this term ok "SSCC" (The serial shipping container code), en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_shipping_container_code
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:58






            • 1




              Who will be using the number? Give some context.
              – ElendilTheTall
              Feb 7 '14 at 13:02












            • I am developing an Ordering system. Both buer & seller share the same info, if i just use the term "tracking code" then the seller can understand, but the buyer may be confused
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 13:13


















            • but "Tracking number" can be anything like web tracking number, Item tracking number. But I want Shipping Tracking Number
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:44










            • Well, won't it be obvious it's a shipping tracking number given that it will be applied to an item being shipped?
              – ElendilTheTall
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:46










            • is this term ok "SSCC" (The serial shipping container code), en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_shipping_container_code
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 12:58






            • 1




              Who will be using the number? Give some context.
              – ElendilTheTall
              Feb 7 '14 at 13:02












            • I am developing an Ordering system. Both buer & seller share the same info, if i just use the term "tracking code" then the seller can understand, but the buyer may be confused
              – Kiti
              Feb 7 '14 at 13:13
















            but "Tracking number" can be anything like web tracking number, Item tracking number. But I want Shipping Tracking Number
            – Kiti
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:44




            but "Tracking number" can be anything like web tracking number, Item tracking number. But I want Shipping Tracking Number
            – Kiti
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:44












            Well, won't it be obvious it's a shipping tracking number given that it will be applied to an item being shipped?
            – ElendilTheTall
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:46




            Well, won't it be obvious it's a shipping tracking number given that it will be applied to an item being shipped?
            – ElendilTheTall
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:46












            is this term ok "SSCC" (The serial shipping container code), en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_shipping_container_code
            – Kiti
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:58




            is this term ok "SSCC" (The serial shipping container code), en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_shipping_container_code
            – Kiti
            Feb 7 '14 at 12:58




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            Who will be using the number? Give some context.
            – ElendilTheTall
            Feb 7 '14 at 13:02






            Who will be using the number? Give some context.
            – ElendilTheTall
            Feb 7 '14 at 13:02














            I am developing an Ordering system. Both buer & seller share the same info, if i just use the term "tracking code" then the seller can understand, but the buyer may be confused
            – Kiti
            Feb 7 '14 at 13:13




            I am developing an Ordering system. Both buer & seller share the same info, if i just use the term "tracking code" then the seller can understand, but the buyer may be confused
            – Kiti
            Feb 7 '14 at 13:13












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            The name of tracking number may vary (like item code, barcode or something) in different couriers. You can try to type it on Trackingmore and detect your order.






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              The name of tracking number may vary (like item code, barcode or something) in different couriers. You can try to type it on Trackingmore and detect your order.






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                The name of tracking number may vary (like item code, barcode or something) in different couriers. You can try to type it on Trackingmore and detect your order.






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