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YunTrack is the YunExpress tracking site: the front page carries the title Track & Trace Platform and a copyright line in the name of YunExpress Co., Ltd. This guide follows the number entered in its Parcel Tracking box, which wants a tracking number beginning with YT. The site also has separate FBA Tracking and YTL Tracking pages, and TrackParcel only queries the Parcel Tracking search. Logged-in accounts there can follow up to 500 shipments at once; TrackParcel sends a single number per lookup and needs no login.

The Parcel Tracking box wants a number that begins with YT, and the Auto-Detect rule in TrackParcel adds that 16 digits follow. Because CIRRO Global hands out numbers of that YT shape too, the candidate list puts YunExpress first and CIRRO Global second, falling through when the first has no record.

Paste a YT number with an AWB: label, brackets around it, or spaces, hyphens, dots or slashes inside, and the search box strips all of those. No carrier-specific format test follows: whatever is left, if it is 50 letters and digits or fewer, goes to the tracker unchanged and its reply decides. Commas go too, so two comma-separated numbers become one long string.

TrackParcel reads the results behind the Parcel Tracking page, whose table lists Tracking Number, Delivery Status, Last Mile Tracking, Order Number and Last Event. From every scan it takes the place, the wording, the date and the clock time to the minute, with the newest at the top. Seconds only decide the order of scans logged in the same minute, and none of the times gets a zone.

TrackParcel's pickup date is the first scan's date. Scans lacking a date or wording are skipped, and if none are left, the reply counts as unreadable, not as a parcel that does not exist.

The results page has a Not Found tab beside Processing, Transit, Delivered, Alert and Returned. TrackParcel has no carrier sentence to quote for a miss. Once a number is sent, the reply alone settles it: not found means no shipment is listed, or the listed one has no scans.

A refused request, or a reply that parses but has no result list, is reported as the tracker being unavailable, not as a parcel gone missing. Each request to it is abandoned after 12 seconds.

The results table has a separate Last Mile Tracking column, between Delivery Status and Order Number. For US deliveries the tracking typically reads Shipping Label Created, then Picked up by Shipping Partner once the parcel reaches the partner warehouse, Arrived at Carrier's Regional Hub, and the local delivery scans. The site's privacy statement names a customs agency and a last-mile delivery service provider among the third parties that may have access to personal data.

The tracker's menu gives no parcel contact route: its Feedback link opens a form with Functions, Experience and Performance boxes, asking you to describe the problems you are experiencing in up to 200 characters. For questions or complaints about personal data, the site's Global Privacy Statement points to the contact details at its top, addressed to the Legal Department.