Parcel-trak
If you’re sending small B2C international e-commerce shipments by mail and are frustrated by poor tracking our parcel-trak solution is the answer. Parcel-trak is an International ecommerce tracked delivery solution that is a sophisticated hybrid of both mail and courier options
Three benefits of parcel-trak
- It is a proven distribution system through established International postal networks.
- It is a commercially attractive price model for e-commerce businesses.
- It provides web-based milestone tracking to both seller and buyer through one unique label reference.

Your parcel’s journey
Day 1:
We receive your order, process it and create the parcel-trak generic label. Your customer receives dispatch confirmation and tracking details.
Day 2:
Shipments are transferred to delivery partners. Tracking is updated.
Day 3-4:
Shipments received by final mile network partners. Shipments sent to local delivery locations. Tracking is updated.
Day 4-5+:
Depending on the destination country, shipments delivered to Customer or Pick Up Drop Off (PUDO) location. Recipient receives delivery alert. Tracking is updated.
Environmental, Social and Governance Policy
At Flight Logistics Group Ltd we take our environmental, social and governance responsibilities seriously – our policies are integral to our ethos and business practices, and we fully appreciate the need for transparency and accountability to our wider community.
Most importantly – check out our ESG Policy webpage for our commitment to our staff, our clients, our communities and the environment.
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