Carrier scans
Tracking changes when the carrier records a new physical or operational event.
Shipment tracking
Follow the journey of your parcel.
A tracking number connects your shipment to the carrier's recorded events. Updates appear as the parcel is scanned at collection, terminals, customs and delivery points.
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Cross-border handover
International shipments can pass between networks and may pause during customs processing.
Delivery exceptions
Address issues, weather, capacity and recipient availability can change the expected delivery.
Compare in three clear steps.
Find the tracking number
Use the identifier issued after a successful carrier booking.
Read the latest event
Check its timestamp, location and status instead of relying only on the estimated date.
Act on exceptions
Follow carrier instructions when an address, customs or delivery action is required.
Frequently asked questions
When does parcel tracking start?
Tracking normally starts after the carrier has created the shipment and may not show movement until the first physical scan.
Why has tracking not updated?
The parcel may be moving between scan points, waiting for customs or experiencing a carrier delay.
Is the delivery estimate guaranteed?
An estimate is not always a guarantee. Check the selected service conditions and current tracking events.