Couriers
Each parcel shipped with DPD Group is assigned a unique number, known as a DPD tracking or reference number. This code plays a vital role in the shipping process, allowing both the sender and the recipient to follow the parcel's journey.
When you make a purchase from a retailer using DPD's services, you'll be given this number. It's not just a series of digits; it serves as a tool to get real-time updates on your parcel's whereabouts, its current status, and when it's likely to arrive. The tracking number is a key component in modern eCommerce, ensuring transparency in logistics and reassuring customers about their orders.
A DPD tracking number usually consists of 10 to 14 digits, sometimes with a letter at the end. For example, a common format is a 12-digit number like 000 486 000 395. It's designed for easy identification and use.
Some examples of DPD tracking numbers are:
Please note that the tracking numbers will nearly always be composed of 11 to 15 characters, including both numbers and sometimes letters. If you check on the international parcels shipping section of their website, it should display tracking information for a DPD parcel.
After placing an order, you'll typically receive this number via email or directly on the eCommerce platform where you made your purchase. It's a simple yet effective way to track a parcel's journey.
Once you have your tracking number, you can easily track your parcel. Simply enter this number on DPD's website, app, or a third-party platform like Ship24. These services provide real-time updates on your parcel's location and estimated delivery time.
For any issues or questions related to your tracking number, DPD's customer service is ready to assist. You have multiple ways to reach out:
Remember, the specific contact number and hours of operation might vary based on your location.
In this section, you'll find frequently asked questions related to the DPD tracking number.
Sometimes, there might be a delay in the tracking system updating. This could be due to the parcel not yet being dispatched or a typographical error in the number. If your number isn’t working, double-check it and try again after some time.
These terms are often used interchangeably. Both refer to the unique code assigned to your package for tracking purposes.
If you need to track a DPD package but don't have the tracking number, you can try a couple of methods. Firstly, contact the recipient to check if the package has arrived. This approach can quickly confirm the status of your shipment. If this doesn't show any results, reach out to DPD directly. Provide them with any details you have about the shipment, such as information from the receipt or confirmation email. This can include details like the sender and recipient's names, the date of dispatch, or the order number.
Unfortunately, tracking a package with just a name is not typically possible due to privacy and security concerns. Courier companies, including DPD, generally require a tracking number to track a package, as it's a special number for your shipment.