Parcel Tracking
integrationDetect the carrier and open a package's tracking page
Keyless shipment tracking. Give it a tracking number and it recognizes the carrier from the number's format (USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, and more), then builds a direct link to that carrier's own tracking page. No account, no API key, and no stored data: it hands off a deep link rather than fetching live status, so any specialist that needs a tracking link can peer it without a per-user connection.
Sources: USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, Canada Post, Royal Mail, Australia Post
Tools (2)
Detect carrier
Identify the shipping carrier from a tracking number's format. Returns ranked candidates (USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, Canada Post, Royal Mail, Australia Post) with a confidence and the reason for each. Some formats are unmistakable (high confidence); a bare run of digits is a weaker signal and resolves to its most likely carrier at medium confidence with a note. Pure format detection: no live status is fetched. Use tracking_url to turn a number into an openable tracking-page link.
Tracking url
Build a direct link to the carrier's own tracking page for a tracking number, to hand off to the user. If `carrier` is given it is used as-is (accepts a name like 'FedEx' or a slug); otherwise the carrier is detected from the number's format. When the number does not pin one carrier, the most likely carrier's link is returned with a note (and `alternatives` if more than one carrier matches). This is a deep link only: it does not fetch live delivery status.
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