Couriers
It's important to know where your shipment is and when it will get to you, whether it's coming by sea, air, or land. With DPD tracking, it lets you always know where your shipment is and when it should arrive.
This service is helpful as it tells you when to expect your package and quickly lets you know if there are any delays or problems. This way, you stay informed and can trust that your delivery will go smoothly.
Tracking your DPD shipment is easy with your AWB number. Whether you're a frequent online shopper or a business owner needing to follow shipments, here’s how you can do so.
If you prefer, Ship24 is another great way to track your DPD parcel. It’s a global platform that works with DPD too. Here’s how to use it:
Tracking with Ship24 will give you access to more than a thousand couriers which means that even if other couriers like LaserShip, GLS, PostNL, etc., are handling your parcels, you can still get tracking updates with the same tracking numbers.
In this section, you'll find frequently asked questions related to DPD AWB tracking.
Yes, DPD's tracking system also covers international shipments. With its global network, tracking parcels across borders is as straightforward as domestic tracking. Upon dispatch, you'll receive a tracking number for your international parcel. Enter this number into DPD's tracking tool to stay updated with real-time information about your shipment's journey.
Yes, DPD offers live tracking for parcels. This feature allows you to see the real-time location of your shipment and often provides an estimated time of arrival. You can access this service through the DPD website or their mobile app, using the tracking number provided to you when you shipped your parcel.
The AWB number, or Air Waybill number, is a special used to identify and track cargo shipments, especially those transported by air. This number consists of an airline code (which is typically 2 to 3 digits or letters) followed by a serial number of 8 digits. For example, an AWB number might look like 123-45678901, where "123" is the airline code and "45678901" is the unique shipment number.