How to Track an Amazon Order Made by Someone Else: Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to track an Amazon order placed by someone else by getting the tracking info shared directly from the buyer.

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To track an Amazon order that someone else made for you, the original purchaser needs to share the tracking information with you. They can do this by going to 'Your Orders', selecting the order, and clicking on 'Share Tracking Information'. This will allow them to send a link directly to your email or phone. Without their cooperation or direct access to their Amazon account, tracking the order independently isn't possible. For privacy reasons, Amazon does not allow third parties to track orders without consent.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I track an Amazon order if I am not the buyer? No, Amazon requires the original purchaser to share tracking information with you. Without their consent or access to their account, you cannot independently track the order.
  2. How can the buyer share Amazon order tracking details? The buyer can go to 'Your Orders' on Amazon, select the order, click 'Share Tracking Information,' and send the link via email or phone.
  3. Why doesn't Amazon allow third-party order tracking? For privacy and security reasons, Amazon restricts order tracking to the account owner and authorized parties only.