Parcel tracking

Paste the tracking number your agent gave you. We show the whole route — not just the last leg your local carrier knows about. No account needed.

RB123456789CN

Example

YunExpress · China → Germany

No new scans in 16 days. Long silences on the main leg are normal, especially by sea — carriers often resume scanning only once the parcel reaches your country.

31 days in transit

Journey

  1. RegisteredAug 26UTC+8
  2. In ChinaAug 27UTC+8
  3. In transitAug 30UTC+8
  4. Customs
  5. Local delivery
  6. Delivered
Weight
2.14 kg
Dimensions
38 x 27 x 15 cm
Service
Line: DE Air Sensitive

Carriers on this route

YunExpressCN
Asendia
DHL PaketDEno scans yet

A sample parcel. Paste your own number above and this becomes your real journey.

How this works

Why do my agent and the local carrier show nothing?
Agents usually stop updating once the parcel leaves their warehouse, and the carrier in your country only knows the parcel after it clears customs there. The middle of the trip — the international leg — belongs to a third carrier that neither of them displays. We stitch all of those scans into one timeline.
Where do I find the tracking number?
Your agent gives it to you when the parcel ships, usually in the orders or parcels section of their site, sometimes by email. Copy it exactly — spaces and dashes are fine, we clean those up.
Nothing has updated for days. Is my parcel lost?
Long silences are normal on the international leg: a parcel can fly, land and wait in customs for a week or more without a single scan. Updates usually resume once it reaches the destination country. Treat "no updates" as no news rather than bad news until the expected window has clearly passed.
What do you do with my tracking number?
We store it so we can pull updates for it, and so a second person tracking the same parcel does not cost another lookup. We never publish individual numbers or routes — only aggregate timing statistics, and only once enough parcels share a route for the numbers to mean anything.