TTracking
One shipment, one timeline, four stages.
01Tracking
Every scan, every leg, every delivery — on one timeline.
SHP-100482 · Guangzhou → Kuching, Sarawak
Out for delivery
Last event Aug 16 · 09:40 — with the delivery partner in Kuching
- 0.86
- m³
- 132.4
- kg
- Aug 16
- ETA
- Mode
- Sea freight
- Container
- CTN-100077 · 40HQ
- Origin
- Guangzhou GZ1
- Vessel / Voyage
- Sample V.260812
Warehouse photos · recorded Jul 28, 14:22 · GZ1
+4Malaysia
- Out for delivery — KuchingAug 16 · 09:40
- Customs released — into MY warehouseAug 15 · 16:05
- Arrived Kuching portAug 15 · 07:30
International freight
- Vessel departed Guangzhou (Nansha)Aug 02 · 18:45
- Loaded to container · CTN-100077Aug 01 · 11:20
- Export processing completedAug 01 · 09:05
China warehouse
- Consolidated · 3 parcels → 1 shipmentJul 30 · 09:10
- Measured · 0.86 m³ · 132.4 kgJul 28 · 15:02
- Received at GZ1 · photos takenJul 28 · 14:22
Sample shipment for illustration — live tracking launches with the customer portal.
Every status you may see
Stage 1
China domestic courier
- Declared
- Shipped by seller
- In transit to warehouse
- Signed for by warehouse
Stage 2
China warehouse
- Received
- Weighed
- Measured
- Photographed
- Class verified
- Ready to ship
- Consolidated
- Dispatched
Stage 3
International freight
- Allocated to container
- Awaiting loading
- Loaded
- Export processing
- Departed
- In transit by sea/air
- Arriving soon
- Arrived in Malaysia
Stage 4
Malaysia customs & delivery
- Customs processing
- Documents required
- Customs inspection (if applicable)
- Customs released
- In Malaysia warehouse
- Delivery scheduled
- Out for delivery
- Delivered / signed
Clearance time varies with cargo type, documents, permit requirements, customs inspection and government processing — we do not promise a fixed clearance time. The tracking page shows current status, ETD, ETA, ports, vessel/voyage, container number, customs status, the Malaysian delivery reference and the full event timeline.
Tracking — FAQ
Which number do I search with?
Either your JSA shipment number (SHP-…) or the China courier number from the seller — both lead to the same timeline.
The status has not moved for days — is that normal?
Sea freight is quiet between departure and arrival. The timeline only moves on real operational events — loading, sailing, arrival, clearance — it does not tick along on its own.
What does "customs released" mean?
It means customs has released the shipment and it moves on to delivery. We do not promise a fixed clearance time; inspection and document requirements can extend it.
Will I be notified automatically?
Yes — arrival at the warehouse, departure, ETA changes, customs release and delivery each push a notification to your account.
Can I see photos of my parcel?
Warehouse photos taken at receiving are attached to the shipment record in your account, alongside the weight and dimensions.
More answers on the full FAQ page.