FEDEX TRACKING
Sawmill is a FedEx Tracking log analyzer (it also supports the 1021 other log formats listed to the left).
It can process log files
in FedEx Tracking format, and generate dynamic statistics from them,
analyzing and reporting events.
Sawmill can parse FedEx Tracking logs, import them into a MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, or Oracle database (or its own built-in database),
aggregate them, and generate dynamically filtered reports, all through a web interface.
Sawmill can perform FedEx Tracking log analysis on any platform, including Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS, Solaris, other UNIX, and others.
Sawmill stores the following non-numerical fields in its database for FedEx Tracking, generates reports for each field, and allows dynamic filtering on any combination of these fields:
| Field | | Internal Name |
|---|
| | date/time | | date_time |
| | day of week | | day_of_week |
| | hour of day | | hour_of_day |
| | scan type | | scan_type |
| | scan status | | scan_status |
| | ship date | | ship_date |
| | gladiola | | gladiola |
| | account | | acct |
| | airbill | | airbill |
| | origin name | | origin_name |
| | origin company | | origin_company |
| | origin address | | origin_address |
| | origin city | | origin_city |
| | origin state | | origin_state |
| | origin zip | | origin_zip |
| | origin country | | origin_country |
| | destination name | | dest_name |
| | destination company | | dest_company |
| | destination address | | dest_address |
| | destination city | | dest_city |
| | destination state | | dest_state |
| | destination zip | | dest_zip |
| | destination country | | dest_country |
Sawmill stores the following numerical fields in its database for FedEx Tracking, aggregating them and including them as columns in most reports:
| Numerical Field | | Internal Name |
|---|
| | events | | events |
See Sawmill Features to learn more about Sawmill's options for viewing, customizing, filtering, exporting and scheduling FedEx Tracking reports.
Sawmill also supports 1021 other log formats.
