Tracking with common carriers
How tracking numbers, statuses and handovers work with the carriers people track most. Trackful is independent and not affiliated with any of these carriers.
- USPS: Track a USPS package: where to find the number, what its formats look like, what the main statuses mean and what to do when it stalls.
- UPS: Track a UPS package: 1Z tracking numbers, what the main statuses mean, UPS Access Point pickups and what to do about exceptions.
- FedEx: Track a FedEx shipment: where to find the number, what the main statuses mean, delivery exceptions and handovers to local carriers.
- DHL: DHL is several networks with different numbers. How to tell DHL Express, DHL eCommerce and DHL Parcel apart, and what their statuses mean.
- Cainiao: Track a Cainiao shipment: its number formats, what the main statuses mean and how it is handed over to your local carrier.
- YunExpress: Track a YunExpress parcel: YT numbers, what the main statuses mean, and how to find the local carrier that delivers the last mile.
- Royal Mail: Track a Royal Mail parcel: where to find the number, what it looks like, what the main statuses mean and what to do when a parcel does not arrive.
- Evri: Track an Evri parcel: where to find the number, what the main statuses mean, ParcelShop collection and what to do when a parcel is held at the depot.
Tracking problems that are not specific to one carrier are covered in the tracking guides.
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