For couriers and delivery teams

QR code tracking for couriers and packages.

Stick a QR label on each parcel. Every scan moves it to the next step—received, in transit, out for delivery, delivered. Customers track their package themselves instead of calling you.

No courier software to buy. Your spreadsheet stays the source of truth.

A printable sheet of QR tracking labels generated from a Google Sheets parcel list

Fewer phone calls

Stop answering “where is my parcel?”

Senders and recipients call because they cannot see what you see. When each package carries a QR code linked to its row in your sheet, the answer is always one scan away—for your team and for your customers.

A small workflow, not a courier platform

Track packages with the sheet you already have.

  1. 1

    List your parcels

    One row per package in Google Sheets: recipient, address, reference.

  2. 2

    Print QR labels in one batch

    Generate a tracking code for every row and print ready-to-use QR labels.

  3. 3

    Scan at each step

    Riders and depot staff scan a parcel to move it along your delivery steps.

Tracking your customers can check themselves

A live tracking page for every package.

Share an optional tracking link with each delivery. The recipient opens a simple page showing the current status and the history of the steps you choose to share—no app to install, no account to create.

See the customer tracking page
Customer-facing package tracking page showing the current delivery status and scan history

Proof when it matters

A scan history for every delivery.

Each parcel keeps the full list of its scans: who moved it, when, and to which status. When a customer disputes a delivery, you have the timeline ready.

  • Timestamped status history per parcel
  • Works with existing barcodes or new QR labels
  • Your original spreadsheet columns stay untouched
Parcel status history in Google Sheets: every scan recorded next to the package row

Deliberately focused

Package tracking without courier-platform complexity.

This add-on answers one question well: where is this parcel right now? It does not plan routes, price deliveries, or manage a fleet—it gives small courier teams reliable, scannable status tracking from a spreadsheet.

Start with today's deliveries

List ten parcels. Print ten labels. Scan the first one.