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North Macedonia Post's tracking page on posta.com.mk is headed Следење на пратки and has a single box for the number. TrackParcel reads the same answer that page shows, with no account involved, and its result follows the page's own rules for the delivered note and the customs postcode.

TrackParcel's integration was checked on one item, whose four steps ended in a return to the sender rather than a delivery. No order-number lookup has yet returned a history, so that path rests on how the post's page script reads the answer.

The box on posta.com.mk gives one example of each shape it takes: an item number ending MK and an 11-digit internet order number. It turns letters into capitals and stops at 20 characters. Auto-Detect suggests North Macedonia Post, in a list led by India Post, for an item number ending MK; for an order number or another suffix, choose North Macedonia Post yourself.

On TrackParcel, a pasted label, spaces, dots and hyphens are dropped and letters capitalised first. The post then receives only two letters, nine digits and two letters, or exactly 11 digits; for any other run of up to 50 letters and digits, TrackParcel answers not found and sends no request. For an item number, an answer naming a different item is refused rather than shown.

The post's page lists each step under four headings, Од, До, Датум and Забелешка, filled with the place and its postcode, a To value, the date and a note. TrackParcel shows the place and postcode as the location, the To value after To:, and the note as the step. Each date includes the year and the minute of the step with no zone given, so TrackParcel takes it as Skopje time and shows it converted to IST, labelled IST.

The post sends its steps oldest first; TrackParcel lists them newest first and keeps same-minute steps in the post's order. A field naming the postman is never read, nor are the codes the post's page does not show. Where the answer gives the old country name, Macedonia (the former Yugoslav Republic), TrackParcel shows North Macedonia.

For a number it holds nothing under, the post replies with an empty list, which TrackParcel turns into a not-found result. If the server sends its own 403 block page, an empty body or a server error instead, TrackParcel calls North Macedonia Post temporarily unavailable.

An internet order number that finds nothing is worth retrying as the item number, since order-number lookups are not yet proven. If the item number finds nothing too, check it with whoever sent the item.

The tracking page itself offers no contact route, and TrackParcel only reads it, so questions about a return or a delivery have to go to the post or the sender. Quote the item number the result names: the post's page heads its answer with it, and for an order-number search TrackParcel is set to keep it as the reference.