GO! Schweiz Tracking. Free & Online.

TrackParcel's code identifies this carrier as GO! Express & Logistics (Schweiz) AG, and the tracking page it reads is headed Express & Logistics (Schweiz) AG. That page runs on 1stSCAN.

This page is for barcodes from the Swiss company, while TrackParcel looks up GO! numbers from Germany on GO!'s German tracker instead. The Schweiz and Liechtenstein listings share one 1stSCAN tracker, so a barcode returns the same events under either name; only the service name on TrackParcel's result differs. The Swiss company's own website, which signs as GO! Express & Logistics (Switzerland) AG, links the shipment tracking button at the top of its pages to that same 1stSCAN site.

The Swiss company's own Order & Track page asks for a consignment note or consignment number, while the 1stSCAN tracking page asks you to search for a barcode; neither gives a prefix or length. TrackParcel matches your entry against the barcode and the alternate barcode of each parcel. Auto-Detect never suggests this carrier, so choose GO! Schweiz from the courier list by hand.

The search box removes enclosing brackets, spaces, dots, slashes and most hyphens, and capitalises letters. GO! Schweiz is sent the barcode only if what remains is 6 to 35 letters and digits; anything else is refused with no request to GO!, as not found or, past 50 characters or with other symbols, as an invalid number.

TrackParcel asks the 1stSCAN tracker for English and lists each event's description, any remark, and its date and time. No weight or expected delivery date is read. These readings follow the tracking page's own script, because no real GO! Schweiz barcode was available when the integration was written.

Receiver names, signatures, photos and addresses are never read, and the postcode-checked detail view is never opened. A time sent with a zone keeps it, and a bare time is read as Swiss time, because the tracker's page script names no zone. TrackParcel sorts the events by time and puts the newest at the top.

For a barcode it does not hold, the tracker replies Not found and TrackParcel reports the barcode as not found. On screen the page shows “No shipments could be found for your query”.

Compare the barcode with the label and try again later; if it still fails, ask the sender for the barcode GO! Schweiz scanned. A web page in place of data, a block or an outage is reported as the carrier being unavailable or as an error, never as not found.

The Swiss company's products page sorts its offer into four groups, courier, express, solutions and value added services, and names Worldwide as its international express product. Its solutions group covers B2B shipping of contents such as pharmaceuticals, medical technology and hazardous goods. Senders with a customer account place orders and print waybills and barcode labels in the customer portal, which the Order & Track page reserves for GO! customers.

For a claim or a complaint, use the contact form on the Swiss company's own website, whose reasons for a request include Claims, Complaint and Order Customs. The form also asks for your postcode, town and contact details such as telephone or e-mail. Addresses, map pins and delivery photos open only on the 1stSCAN page after a postcode check, which TrackParcel never makes.