Having bought in the online store always want to know where the package is now? To save time checking the sites of postal companies manually, I created "Parcels" website and mobile apps which will automatically check every relevant postal, courier and logistics company website on your behalf. · To find out where your parcel is, you need to know only tracking number of your package.

When you track a package, you’ll see status updates that tell you exactly where it is and what’s happening next. Here are the most common statuses: Order Received: This means the carrier (like UPS or FedEx) has picked up your package and is getting it ready to ship. In Transit: Your package is on the move—traveling from the sender toward you. Out for Delivery: The driver has your package and is on the way to your address. It should arrive today. Delivered: Your package has reached your door (or mailbox) and someone signed for it. Delivery Attempted: The driver tried to drop off your package bu

International shipment delivery works in a similar way to domestic delivery, but there are additional steps and considerations involved. Here's an overview of how it typically works: Shipment pickup: The package is picked up by the carrier, which could be a postal service or a courier company. Export customs clearance: The package is sent to an export customs facility, where it is inspected and cleared for export. The carrier handles this process on behalf of the sender. Transportation: The package is transported to the destination country, which can involve air or sea transportation. Import c