How this works
When a shipping company on this site takes your barrel or box, it can give you a tracking number — it is printed on your receipt, next to a square code (a QR code) you can scan with your phone. Type that number above and you see the trip the company has marked so far: received at the company, packed in the container, on its way by boat or plane, arrived in your country, ready for pickup or out for delivery, and delivered. You never need to call and ask where your things are.
Numbers from the big carriers work differently. We recognize whose number it is from its shape and hand you to that carrier's own page — we never read a carrier's system and we never invent a status. If your company never gave you a number, no page can follow your shipment; ask for your number on the receipt before you pay.
What you never see here
Only the number, the company's name, and the steps with their dates. Your name, the name of the person receiving, and every phone number stay private — they are never shown on this page.
Do you run a shipping company?
Give every customer a number they can follow themselves — printed on the receipt, with a QR code they can scan — and stop answering the same phone call all day. The tracking desk is a separate paid tool for companies: tracking numbers come in packs of 50 ($50) or 100 ($100), a pack never expires, and your first 5 numbers are free. Your listing stays free either way.