Qwintry Logistics Tracking. Free & Online.

Qwintry Logistics presents itself as international fulfilment and express shipping for online stores and mail-forwarding services, with its own delivery method, Qwintry Air. Its contact page names headquarters in New Castle, Delaware, and in Berlin, and its home page lists destinations served from the US and China.

Stores deliver orders to the company's hub, its start page says, and then they and their customers track orders on its tracking system. That system is what TrackParcel reads; shopper accounts on Qwintry.com are not covered.

The company's site asks you to enter tracking in its Track your package box. Auto-Detect offers it first for QR plus eight digits, and postal numbers ending RU are also offered to it.

Before sending, TrackParcel's search box removes any pasted label, spaces and most separators. There is no shape check for this carrier after that, so whatever remains, up to 50 characters, goes to its tracking page as one number.

For each number, TrackParcel opens the carrier's tracking page and reads its event table: a date and time, a status and a message for each row, listed newest first. A place is taken from the message where it follows scan, delivering or delivered.

The status comes from the Current status line when the page shows one, otherwise from the newest event. The Destination note and a Planned delivery date, when present, fill Destination and the expected delivery date.

TrackParcel looks for a no-such-tracking message only once a number has gone to the carrier and the page holds no event rows. The visible text must then say this tracking does not exist, or that the tracking or tracking number was not found. An HTTP 404 is a miss only with that wording, since the site titles every missing page Not Found (#404).

Any other page without rows, such as a waiting page, is reported as the carrier being unavailable. If its own box also finds nothing, ask the store or forwarding service that shipped your order which number Qwintry issued.

The Qwintry Logistics home page says that where the company cannot offer a courier service to a country, it can always offer postal delivery. The page does not name the postal operators it uses, or say whether a parcel changes number when a post takes it over. If the store or forwarding service gives you a national post number, track the parcel with that post.

The contact page gives separate email addresses for business inquiries and for package delivery questions, phone lines in the US and Germany, and a message form. Write to the package delivery address with your tracking number; this guide does not repeat the addresses or numbers.