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JD Logistics Tracking

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About JD Logistics

JD Logistics is the logistics arm associated with JD.com’s supply-chain network. It provides integrated warehousing, transportation, express delivery, bulky-item delivery, cold-chain, cross-border and business logistics services, with strongest direct operational visibility in mainland China and selected international lanes.

JD Logistics Core Profile

FieldVerified information
Official nameJD Logistics
Official websitehttps://www.jdl.com/
Carrier typeIntegrated logistics provider, express carrier, supply-chain operator, warehouse and distribution network, cross-border logistics provider.
Primary regionMainland China domestic logistics, China cross-border export and import lanes, and selected overseas logistics operations.
Tracking pagehttps://www.jdl.com/orderSearch/
Parent organizationPublicly associated with JD.com group and JD Logistics listing disclosures; corporate structure may vary by subsidiary and region.
FoundedNot publicly confirmed on every current service page; use official corporate disclosures for investor-specific dating.
HeadquartersChina-based corporate and operational headquarters information should be verified on current JD Logistics corporate disclosures before contractual use.

Carrier Entity Relationships

EntityEntity type
JD LogisticsCanonical carrier
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Relationship to JD LogisticsJD Logistics is the carrier and supply-chain operator described on this page.
Why it matters to trackingThe tracking record may show JD Logistics acceptance, sorting, transport, delivery attempt, successful delivery or return events.
Official evidenceThe JD Logistics official website and order search page identify the carrier and tracking entry point.
Express, bulky-item, cold-chain, warehouse and cross-border logistics servicesOperated services
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Relationship to JD LogisticsThese services are marketed by JD Logistics for consumer, merchant and enterprise logistics use cases.
Why it matters to trackingThe service selected determines scan depth, delivery arrangement, address handling and whether a partner appears after handoff.
Official evidenceJD Logistics service pages describe integrated supply-chain, express, international and industry solutions.
JD Logistics order search and merchant systemsTracking products
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Relationship to JD LogisticsJD Logistics provides official order search for supported shipment numbers and business systems for contracted shippers.
Why it matters to trackingOfficial tracking is the best source for carrier-held events, while marketplace order pages may lag or aggregate partner events.
Official evidenceThe order search page is published under the official JD Logistics domain.
Warehouses, sorting centers, line-haul nodes and delivery stationsNetwork entities
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Relationship to JD LogisticsJD Logistics operates logistics infrastructure that can create acceptance, sorting, arrival, departure and delivery scans.
Why it matters to trackingA parcel can be physically moving between facilities even when a consumer page has no new public scan.
Official evidenceJD Logistics corporate service descriptions reference warehousing, transportation and distribution capabilities.
Airlines, customs brokers, postal operators and local couriersInternational or last-mile partners
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Relationship to JD LogisticsPartners may handle export transport, import clearance or last-mile delivery when a shipment leaves the JD Logistics direct network.
Why it matters to trackingA partner scan does not always mean JD Logistics still has physical custody; a handoff event should be interpreted by stage.
Official evidenceCross-border logistics pages and customer service workflows indicate multi-party international transportation.
17TRACKIndependent tracking platform
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Relationship to JD Logistics17TRACK can aggregate available shipment events for JD Logistics and connected carriers where data is supported.
Why it matters to tracking17TRACK helps users follow multi-carrier shipments, but it does not transport parcels or approve service changes.
Official evidence17TRACK API documentation describes carrier aggregation and tracking registration.

Quick Answer

To track a JD Logistics package, enter the shipment tracking number on the official JD Logistics order search page or use 17TRACK to check available events across JD Logistics and any detected partner carriers. If no result appears, first verify that you entered the carrier tracking number rather than the shopping order number.

Pro Tip: 17TRACK is an independent tracking platform. 17TRACK can display available tracking events, but JD Logistics, the shipper, the marketplace seller or the last-mile carrier must handle delivery changes, refunds, investigations and claims.

How to Track JD Logistics Packages

Use the official JD Logistics tracking page for carrier-held records and use 17TRACK when a shipment may involve partner handoffs or when you want multi-carrier visibility in one place.

Tracking Path Comparison

PathHow to use it
Official JD Logistics trackingOpen the JD Logistics order search page, enter the tracking number from the shipping label, seller message or dispatch notice, and compare the latest scan with your delivery address and service type.
17TRACK trackingPaste the same number into 17TRACK. If carrier detection is uncertain, manually select JD Logistics or check whether the seller also provided a partner or last-mile number.
Marketplace or seller order pageUse this when the seller has not exposed the carrier number yet. Ask the seller for the carrier tracking number if the order number does not work on JD Logistics.
Business account toolsContracted shippers may track by waybill, order reference or batch file in enterprise systems. Recipients usually need the public tracking number.
  1. Copy the carrier tracking number exactly as shown; remove spaces only if the tracking page rejects them.
  2. Do not use a marketplace order ID unless the shipper confirms it is linked to JD Logistics tracking.
  3. If tracking is empty, wait for physical acceptance or electronic data activation, then retry with both JD Logistics and 17TRACK.
  4. For delivered-not-received, claims, address changes or returns, contact the seller or JD Logistics channel shown for your region.

Tracking Number Formats and Examples

JD Logistics does not publish a single universal consumer tracking-number grammar for all services on its public international pages. Treat the patterns below as normalized identifier families, not as absolute proof of service type.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier familyNormalized pattern
JD Logistics waybill numberNumeric waybill, often shown as grouped digits on labels or order pages; example: 1234 5678 9012.
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Length/structurePublic pages do not confirm one fixed length for every service; domestic waybills are commonly numeric.
Issued byJD Logistics or its contracted shipper system.
Typical service/useDomestic express, ecommerce parcel, bulky-item delivery or warehouse dispatch.
Who sees it and whereRecipients see it in seller messages, JD.com order pages, shipping labels or delivery notifications.
Tracking scopeUsually covers JD Logistics acceptance, sorting, transport, delivery attempt and delivery result where public events are exposed.
Important caveatDo not infer exact service only from length or first digits; use the official page or 17TRACK detection.
Merchant order or reference IDAlphanumeric or numeric store order reference; example: ORDER-123456.
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Length/structureDefined by the seller, marketplace or warehouse system rather than by a public carrier standard.
Issued byMerchant, marketplace, warehouse management system or order management system.
Typical service/useUsed to match an ecommerce order to a shipment before the public waybill is visible.
Who sees it and whereBuyers see it on order confirmation pages or invoices.
Tracking scopeMay not be accepted by public JD Logistics tracking unless the shipper system maps it internally.
Important caveatAn order ID is not the same as a carrier tracking number.
Cross-border partner numberAlphanumeric partner identifier; example: JDXX #### #### CN or partner-specific number.
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Length/structureVaries by route, consolidator, airline, customs broker and destination last-mile partner.
Issued byJD Logistics, a JD Logistics cross-border system, or a logistics partner depending on the lane.
Typical service/useCross-border ecommerce export, import, bonded warehouse dispatch or overseas fulfillment.
Who sees it and whereMarketplace buyers may see one origin number first and a destination number after handoff.
Tracking scopeMay show export pickup and line-haul events, then continue under a local courier or postal last-mile ID.
Important caveatA number trackable on JD Logistics does not prove JD Logistics issued it.
UPU S10 postal number used after handoffTwo letters + nine digits + two-letter country code; example: LX123456789CN.
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Length/structure13 characters: service indicator letters, eight serial digits plus check digit, and origin country code.
Issued byNormally an origin postal operator or postal partner, not necessarily JD Logistics.
Typical service/useInternational postal packet, registered mail, ePacket-like product or postal last-mile route.
Who sees it and whereCross-border buyers may see it when the parcel enters a postal network.
Tracking scopeCan cover postal export, exchange office, import customs and destination postal delivery where the postal operator exposes scans.
Important caveatJD Logistics may be an origin logistics handler while the postal number is issued by another entity.
Last-mile courier numberDestination-carrier number; example: LOCAL 1234 5678 90.
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Length/structureDefined by the destination courier or postal operator.
Issued byDestination last-mile carrier after import processing or pre-advice.
Typical service/useFinal delivery, pickup point delivery, customs tax collection or local returns.
Who sees it and whereRecipients may receive it by SMS, email, marketplace page or 17TRACK carrier detection.
Tracking scopeUsually covers local depot arrival, out for delivery, failed attempt, pickup and delivery result.
Important caveatUse the local carrier page if JD Logistics tracking stops after international handoff.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

JD Logistics tracking should be read by lifecycle stage. A data-created event means shipment information exists; an accepted or scanned event means a physical package has entered a carrier process.

Status Quick Lookup

StatusLifecycle stage
Shipment information received / order createdPre-shipment
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What it meansThe shipper created electronic data, but public tracking may not show a physical pickup yet.
Current responsible partyShipper or warehouse until JD Logistics acceptance is scanned.
What happens nextPickup, drop-off or warehouse handover should create the first physical scan.
What you should doConfirm the seller has actually shipped if there is no accepted scan after the promised dispatch window.
Accepted / picked up / received by JD LogisticsAccepted
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What it meansJD Logistics or an authorized pickup point has physically received the shipment.
Current responsible partyJD Logistics or the authorized pickup contractor.
What happens nextThe parcel moves to a sorting center or origin warehouse process.
What you should doMonitor normal movement; action is rarely needed immediately.
Arrived at sorting center / departed facilityIn transit
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What it meansThe package is being processed through the JD Logistics network or a connected transport node.
Current responsible partyJD Logistics, line-haul contractor or sorting facility operator.
What happens nextFurther departure, arrival, export or destination depot scans may appear.
What you should doAllow time for transport gaps between facilities, especially overnight, cross-province or cross-border lanes.
Customs declaration / customs inspection / releasedCustoms/Handover
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What it meansThe shipment is being declared, inspected, assessed for duties or released by customs depending on the exact event.
Current responsible partyCustoms authority, broker, JD Logistics cross-border team or import partner depending on stage.
What happens nextRelease leads to handoff or local delivery; hold may require documents, tax payment or compliance review.
What you should doWatch for requests from the carrier, broker, seller or destination customs authority; do not assume arrival equals release.
Out for deliveryOut for delivery
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What it meansThe shipment has been assigned to a courier, station, locker route or local delivery partner.
Current responsible partyLocal JD Logistics delivery station or destination last-mile partner.
What happens nextDelivery, pickup notification, failed attempt or exception scan.
What you should doKeep the phone available and check access instructions, building entry and pickup messages.
Delivered / signed forDelivered
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What it meansThe carrier recorded delivery, signature, pickup completion or secure-location delivery.
Current responsible partyRecipient, building reception, pickup point or last-mile carrier depending on the proof record.
What happens nextThe shipment is normally closed unless the recipient disputes receipt or damage.
What you should doCheck the delivery location, family, reception desk, locker and proof record before escalating.
Delivery exception / failed delivery / address issueException
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What it meansDelivery could not be completed because of address, access, phone, recipient absence, security, weather, customs or operational reason.
Current responsible partyLast-mile station, recipient, seller or customs authority depending on the reason.
What happens nextRedelivery, pickup, address confirmation, return or investigation.
What you should doContact the channel shown in tracking and ask the seller to intervene if the address was supplied through a marketplace.
Returned / return to senderReturn
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What it meansThe carrier started or completed movement back to the shipper after failed delivery, refusal, timeout, customs issue or seller instruction.
Current responsible partyJD Logistics, last-mile partner or shipper depending on where the return is moving.
What happens nextThe seller may refund, reship or inspect returned goods based on marketplace policy.
What you should doContact the seller quickly; recipients usually cannot cancel a return once operationally started.

Services and Delivery Times

JD Logistics delivery time depends on service, origin, destination, pickup cutoff, warehouse release, customs, delivery address quality and last-mile partner performance. Published service promises should be checked on the current JD Logistics service page or shipper contract.

Service Comparison

ServiceService type
Domestic express parcelDomestic ecommerce and consumer parcel delivery.
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Best forJD.com-style orders, merchant fulfillment and standard parcels in mainland China.
CoverageStrongest in mainland China; coverage depth varies by address and service contract.
Tracking levelPickup, sorting, transport, out for delivery, delivered and exception events.
Key size/weight conditionLimits depend on service, lane and shipper contract.
Included protection/extra serviceBasic tracking; value-added protection depends on paid service and contract.
Main limitationRecipients may need the seller to change address or start after-sales actions.
Bulky-item deliveryLarge parcel and heavy-item logistics.
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Best forFurniture, appliances and oversized ecommerce goods.
CoverageDepends on heavy-goods network and delivery appointment availability.
Tracking levelWarehouse dispatch, line-haul, station arrival, appointment or delivery completion.
Key size/weight conditionOversize and floor-delivery conditions must be verified before shipment.
Included protection/extra serviceMay include appointment or installation-related coordination where purchased.
Main limitationFailed appointments and building access issues can cause visible delays.
Cold-chain logisticsTemperature-controlled transportation.
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Best forFresh food, pharmaceuticals or temperature-sensitive goods where service is available.
CoverageRoute and commodity dependent.
Tracking levelTransport scans may be paired with controlled-process milestones for contracted shippers.
Key size/weight conditionPackaging, temperature range and transit time must match contract rules.
Included protection/extra serviceTemperature-control service if purchased and accepted under rules.
Main limitationRejected packaging or restricted commodity rules can stop shipment.
Cross-border ecommerce logisticsInternational export, import, bonded warehouse and overseas fulfillment.
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Best forMarketplace sellers shipping from China or fulfillment inventory to overseas consumers.
CoverageSelected international lanes and partner networks.
Tracking levelOrigin handling, export, line-haul, import, handoff and local delivery where data is exchanged.
Key size/weight conditionCommodity, customs data, weight and destination restrictions apply.
Included protection/extra serviceDepends on shipper agreement, duty model and last-mile product.
Main limitationCustoms and partner handoffs can create tracking gaps and number changes.

Delivery Time

ServicePublished delivery standard
Domestic express parcelVaries by origin, destination, service tier and shipper contract.
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Business or calendar daysContract and route dependent.
Guarantee statusNot a public universal money-back guarantee unless explicitly sold for the shipment.
Starts counting fromPhysical acceptance or warehouse dispatch scan, not only label creation.
Main delay factorsPickup cutoff, distance, weather, peak season, address accuracy and station workload.
Official source date/validityCheck the current JD Logistics service page or shipper agreement for route-specific standards.
Bulky-item deliveryVaries by route, appointment availability and building access.
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Business or calendar daysUsually operational-day based and appointment dependent.
Guarantee statusNo universal public guarantee confirmed.
Starts counting fromWarehouse release or heavy-goods acceptance scan.
Main delay factorsOversize routing, delivery appointment, elevator access, remote area and consignee availability.
Official source date/validityVerify on current service terms for heavy and bulky goods.
Cross-border ecommerce logisticsVaries by destination, customs, line-haul capacity and last-mile partner.
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Business or calendar daysUsually quoted as working days or estimated transit days by lane; seller promises may use calendar days.
Guarantee statusEstimated unless a contract expressly states a guaranteed service.
Starts counting fromCarrier acceptance, export warehouse dispatch or international line-haul handover, depending on product.
Main delay factorsExport security, customs data, airline capacity, import clearance, duty payment and last-mile scans.
Official source date/validityUse current JD Logistics international service terms and seller lane commitment.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination Country / RegionEstimated Delivery Time Range
United States7–18 business days; average about 11–14 days on stable ecommerce lanes.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce standard or priority line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 11–14 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierUSPS, regional courier or contracted parcel carrier depending on product.
Customs & Clearance TipsAccurate item description and value reduce import data holds; delivery scans may resume after partner induction.
Canada9–22 business days; average about 14–17 days.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 14–17 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierCanada Post or local courier.
Customs & Clearance TipsTaxes and remote-area routing may add time after import arrival.
Mexico10–25 business days; average about 16–20 days.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 16–20 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierCorreos de México, Estafeta-style partner or local courier by lane.
Customs & Clearance TipsImport assessment and address normalization can create tracking gaps.
United Kingdom7–16 business days; average about 10–13 days.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce standard or tracked packet.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 10–13 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierRoyal Mail, Evri-style courier or contracted last-mile network.
Customs & Clearance TipsCorrect VAT/IOSS-style data from seller reduces tax-payment holds.
Germany8–18 business days; average about 12–15 days.
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Primary Service TypeEU ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 12–15 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierDeutsche Post DHL or local parcel partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsEU VAT data, EORI where required and accurate HS description help avoid clearance questions.
France8–18 business days; average about 12–15 days.
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Primary Service TypeEU ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 12–15 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierLa Poste, Colissimo or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsVAT data and recipient phone number improve delivery notice handling.
Spain9–20 business days; average about 13–16 days.
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Primary Service TypeEU ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 13–16 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierCorreos or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsCanary Islands and remote areas may require different clearance and longer transit.
Italy9–21 business days; average about 14–17 days.
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Primary Service TypeEU ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 14–17 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierPoste Italiane or courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsLocal depot and address checks can delay final delivery after import release.
Netherlands7–16 business days; average about 10–13 days.
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Primary Service TypeEU gateway or ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 10–13 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierPostNL or contracted courier.
Customs & Clearance TipsGateway scans may precede final-country routing for some EU consolidated lanes.
Poland9–20 business days; average about 13–17 days.
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Primary Service TypeEU ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 13–17 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierPoczta Polska, InPost-style locker network or courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsLocker routing requires accurate phone and pickup notification.
Sweden9–20 business days; average about 13–16 days.
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Primary Service TypeNordic ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 13–16 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierPostNord or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsTax collection messages and pickup-point notices are common after import processing.
Belgium8–18 business days; average about 12–15 days.
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Primary Service TypeEU ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 12–15 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff Carrierbpost or courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsRecipient contact data helps resolve VAT and pickup-point notices.
Austria9–19 business days; average about 13–16 days.
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Primary Service TypeEU ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 13–16 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierÖsterreichische Post or courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsEU VAT compliance and accurate address formatting reduce delay.
Switzerland9–21 business days; average about 14–17 days.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 14–17 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierSwiss Post or courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsNon-EU import rules and duty/tax collection can add time.
Japan5–12 business days; average about 7–10 days.
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Primary Service TypeAsia cross-border ecommerce or fulfillment line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 7–10 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierJapan Post, Yamato-style courier or local partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsAccurate recipient name and phone number support smooth delivery appointment or notice handling.
South Korea5–12 business days; average about 7–10 days.
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Primary Service TypeAsia cross-border ecommerce line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 7–10 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierKorea Post or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsPersonal customs code or recipient identification may be required by seller or broker.
Australia7–18 business days; average about 11–14 days.
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Primary Service TypeOceania ecommerce standard or priority line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 11–14 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierAustralia Post or courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsBiosecurity and restricted-item screening may slow certain goods.
New Zealand8–20 business days; average about 12–16 days.
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Primary Service TypeOceania ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 12–16 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierNZ Post or courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsRemote delivery areas and biosecurity checks can extend final delivery.
Singapore4–10 business days; average about 6–8 days.
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Primary Service TypeAsia ecommerce standard or priority line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 6–8 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierSingPost or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsHigh-quality addressing and phone data are important for compact urban delivery networks.
Malaysia6–15 business days; average about 9–12 days.
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Primary Service TypeSoutheast Asia ecommerce line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 9–12 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierPos Malaysia or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsTax and address checks may appear after destination arrival.
Thailand6–16 business days; average about 10–13 days.
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Primary Service TypeSoutheast Asia ecommerce line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 10–13 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierThailand Post or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsRecipient phone accuracy helps resolve customs or delivery calls.
India10–25 business days; average about 16–20 days.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 16–20 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierIndia Post or private courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsKYC, tax assessment and regional routing can extend transit.
Philippines8–22 business days; average about 14–18 days.
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Primary Service TypeSoutheast Asia ecommerce line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 14–18 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierPHLPost or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsIsland routing and customs releases can create uneven scan intervals.
Indonesia8–24 business days; average about 15–19 days.
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Primary Service TypeSoutheast Asia ecommerce line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 15–19 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierPos Indonesia or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsHigh island dispersion means destination-region routing matters after import release.
Brazil15–45 business days; average about 24–32 days.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce economy or standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 24–32 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierCorreios or contracted local courier.
Customs & Clearance TipsTax payment, CPF data and customs inspection are frequent delay points.
Chile12–32 business days; average about 20–25 days.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 20–25 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierCorreosChile or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsCustoms review and geography outside major cities may extend the last mile.
United Arab Emirates7–18 business days; average about 11–14 days.
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Primary Service TypeMiddle East ecommerce standard or priority line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 11–14 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierEmirates Post or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsRecipient phone and address district data are important for courier delivery.
Saudi Arabia8–20 business days; average about 13–16 days.
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Primary Service TypeMiddle East ecommerce standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 13–16 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierSPL or local courier partner.
Customs & Clearance TipsNational address and phone data help avoid failed delivery notices.
South Africa12–35 business days; average about 20–27 days.
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Primary Service TypeCross-border ecommerce economy or standard line.
Average Delivery DaysAverage about 20–27 days.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff CarrierSouth African Post Office or courier partner by product.
Customs & Clearance TipsCustoms inspection, depot congestion and remote-area delivery can extend transit.

The country table provides operational estimates for cross-border ecommerce tracking analysis, not a JD Logistics universal promise. Actual transit can move outside these ranges because of customs, commodity controls, peak season, flight capacity, remote-area routing, holidays and partner scan delays.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Most JD Logistics tracking problems are caused by the difference between electronic shipment data, physical handoff, customs processing and last-mile partner visibility.

Problem & Solution

Problem/status shownLikely cause
Invalid numberWrong identifier, missing digit, copied order ID or carrier mismatch.
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Check firstCompare the number with the label or seller dispatch message.
Immediate actionRemove spaces, retry, and use 17TRACK carrier detection.
When to escalateEscalate when the seller cannot provide a carrier tracking number after dispatch.
Who to contactSeller first, then JD Logistics if the official tracking page recognizes the number.
No tracking after label createdData exists but the parcel has not been physically accepted or scanned.
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Check firstSeller dispatch date and promised handling time.
Immediate actionWait for acceptance scan and ask seller whether pickup has occurred.
When to escalateEscalate when handling time has expired without acceptance.
Who to contactSeller or warehouse operator, because JD Logistics may not yet have the parcel.
Stuck in transitLine-haul gap, facility backlog, missed scan, customs wait or partner handoff.
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Check firstLast scan location, international stage and estimated service window.
Immediate actionTrack in 17TRACK for partner events and check the destination carrier if a handoff number exists.
When to escalateEscalate after the seller’s published delivery window is materially exceeded.
Who to contactSeller for ecommerce parcels; JD Logistics or partner carrier when they have recognized custody.
Shipping partner handoffA partner may have electronic data before physical induction or may carry a segment outside the direct network.
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Check firstWhether the event says pre-advice, awaiting item, received or departed.
Immediate actionDo not assume the next carrier physically has it until a receiving scan appears.
When to escalateEscalate if neither carrier shows a physical scan after the expected transfer period.
Who to contactSeller or contracted shipper, because they can identify the logistics route.
Customs holdIncomplete data, tax assessment, restricted goods, inspection or missing recipient information.
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Check firstMessages from seller, broker, customs or last-mile carrier requesting documents or payment.
Immediate actionProvide requested documents through the official channel only.
When to escalateEscalate if the hold remains unchanged beyond the seller’s customs guidance.
Who to contactSeller, customs broker or destination carrier; 17TRACK cannot clear customs.
Delivery failed or address issueRecipient unavailable, wrong phone, incomplete address, access issue or failed appointment.
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Check firstAddress, phone number, gate code, pickup notice and local carrier message.
Immediate actionContact the delivery station or seller quickly to confirm redelivery or pickup.
When to escalateEscalate before the parcel is returned.
Who to contactLocal delivery carrier or JD Logistics customer service where direct delivery applies.
Delivered but not receivedDelivered to reception, locker, family member, neighbor, wrong address or premature scan.
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Check firstDelivery proof, building desk, locker, household members, neighbors and exact delivery address.
Immediate actionContact the last-mile station the same day and notify the seller with screenshots.
When to escalateEscalate if the carrier cannot locate proof or the seller dispute window is closing.
Who to contactLast-mile carrier and seller; JD Logistics if its courier made the delivery scan.
Lost or damagedOperational loss, damaged packaging, missing contents or unresolved delivery dispute.
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Check firstPhotos, packaging, invoice, item value, tracking history and seller policy.
Immediate actionPreserve packaging and report damage to the seller or shipper promptly.
When to escalateEscalate under the claim or marketplace dispute deadlines that apply to the shipment.
Who to contactSeller or shipper usually files the carrier claim; recipient supplies evidence.

International Shipping, Customs and Carrier Handoffs

For cross-border JD Logistics parcels, tracking can pass through origin handling, export processing, airline or line-haul transport, import customs and destination last-mile delivery. A handoff scan should not be read as delivery completion.

International Flow

StagePhysical custodian/responsible entity
Origin pickup or warehouse dispatchSeller warehouse, JD Logistics pickup team or origin fulfillment facility.
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Typical tracking eventOrder created, picked up, received or outbound from warehouse.
What is happeningShipment is packed, labeled, accepted and routed to an export or consolidation node.
Can the tracking number change?Usually no at this stage, but a partner number may later be associated.
Normal visibility gapHours to a few days depending on pickup cutoff and warehouse release.
What the customer should doAsk seller for the carrier number if only an order ID is visible.
Export processing and securityJD Logistics cross-border facility, consolidator, broker or export authority.
View all details for export processing
Typical tracking eventExport customs, security inspection, handed to airline or departed origin country.
What is happeningShipment data and physical goods are checked for export compliance and transport loading.
Can the tracking number change?A line-haul or postal number may be added.
Normal visibility gapSeveral days can occur around flight departure and customs release.
What the customer should doMonitor; provide documents only if the seller or broker requests them through official channels.
International line-haulAirline, trucking operator, postal exchange or freight partner.
View all details for international line-haul
Typical tracking eventDeparted, in transit to destination country, arrived at destination airport or received by overseas facility.
What is happeningThe parcel is traveling between countries or waiting for import induction.
Can the tracking number change?Yes, partner systems may create a local identifier.
Normal visibility gapSeveral days without scans is common between export and import.
What the customer should doUse 17TRACK to see whether a destination carrier has been detected.
Import customsDestination customs authority, broker or appointed import carrier.
View all details for import customs
Typical tracking eventArrived at customs, customs clearance, held, released or tax payment required.
What is happeningAuthorities assess documents, value, tax, commodity rules and admissibility.
Can the tracking number change?Yes, the destination carrier may assign or expose a local number.
Normal visibility gapNo fixed clearance time should be assumed.
What the customer should doRespond to official customs, broker or carrier requests; avoid unofficial payment links.
Last-mile deliveryJD Logistics overseas station, postal operator or local courier partner.
View all details for last-mile delivery
Typical tracking eventArrived at local depot, out for delivery, pickup available, delivery attempted or delivered.
What is happeningThe parcel is now being handled by the final-mile network.
Can the tracking number change?Yes, local tracking may be the most useful number from this point.
Normal visibility gapOne to several days depending on depot induction and local route.
What the customer should doCheck the destination carrier page for delivery options and pickup deadlines.

Delivery Management and Post-shipment Options

Delivery changes for JD Logistics shipments depend on who purchased the transport service. In ecommerce shipments, the seller often controls address corrections, returns and refunds.

Delivery Management

OptionWho can request
Address correctionUsually shipper or seller; recipient may confirm local details where allowed.
View all details for address correction
EligibilityAvailable only before final delivery or return routing and only if carrier policy permits.
Deadline/available stageBest before out-for-delivery or failed-attempt status.
FeeNot publicly confirmed; depends on service and contract.
Guaranteed?No, operational acceptance is not guaranteed.
Official action linkUse JD Logistics customer service or the seller’s order support channel.
Redelivery or pickup coordinationRecipient, local station or seller depending on delivery channel.
View all details for redelivery or pickup coordination
EligibilityUsually after failed delivery, pickup notice or station arrival.
Deadline/available stageBefore storage period expires or return starts; storage time is not universally public.
FeeMay vary by service and local policy.
Guaranteed?No, depends on route and station capacity.
Official action linkUse the contact method shown in the tracking notice or JD Logistics service page.
Proof of delivery requestShipper, seller or recipient where the delivery channel exposes proof.
View all details for proof of delivery request
EligibilityAvailable if signature, delivery photo, pickup record or station record exists.
Deadline/available stageAfter delivered or disputed-delivery scan.
FeeNot publicly confirmed.
Guaranteed?No, proof type depends on service and local privacy rules.
Official action linkContact JD Logistics or the local last-mile carrier named in tracking.

Lost, Damaged, Claims, Insurance and Refunds

A JD Logistics tracking inquiry, carrier claim, insurance request, freight charge adjustment and marketplace refund are separate processes. The shipper or seller usually has the contract needed to file a carrier claim.

Claims and Refunds

ProcessUse when
Tracking inquiryUse when scans stop, a handoff is unclear or delivery proof is needed.
View all details for tracking inquiry
Who filesRecipient, seller or shipper can ask for status; contracted shipper has more authority.
Earliest/latest filing timeNo universal public deadline confirmed; follow seller or service terms.
Required evidenceTracking number, order number, last scan, ship date and address.
Possible outcomeUpdated status, proof request, station check or instruction to contact seller.
Official linkJD Logistics official customer service or order search page.
Loss or damage claimUse when the parcel is confirmed lost, damaged or missing contents.
View all details for loss or damage claim
Who filesUsually the shipper, merchant or account holder; recipient supplies evidence.
Earliest/latest filing timeMust follow the applicable JD Logistics contract, seller policy or marketplace deadline.
Required evidencePhotos, packaging, contents, invoice, value proof, tracking record and damage description.
Possible outcomeInvestigation, compensation under contract, denial, return inspection or more evidence request.
Official linkUse JD Logistics service contact or seller after-sales channel.
Marketplace refund or replacementUse when you bought from a seller and need buyer protection.
View all details for marketplace refund or replacement
Who filesBuyer through the marketplace or seller support flow.
Earliest/latest filing timeMarketplace-specific; do not wait beyond buyer protection deadlines.
Required evidenceTracking screenshots, order page, communications and photos for damage.
Possible outcomeRefund, replacement, reshipment, return label or dispute review.
Official linkMarketplace order support, not 17TRACK.

Shipping Restrictions and Special Handling

Restrictions for JD Logistics shipments depend on domestic rules, airline rules, customs laws, destination import controls and the purchased service. This summary is not a substitute for the current official rules.

Shipping Restrictions

CategoryProhibited or restricted
Dangerous goodsRestricted or prohibited unless accepted under qualified service rules.
View all details for dangerous goods
Typical examplesFlammables, compressed gas, corrosives, explosives and certain chemicals.
Key condition/packagingRequires classification, approved packaging and service acceptance where permitted.
Transport limitationOften barred from air transport or consumer parcel lanes.
Possible tracking/delivery impactSecurity hold, return, disposal or seizure.
Official rulesCheck current JD Logistics rules and destination law before shipping.
Batteries and electronicsRestricted by battery type, watt-hour, packaging and air route.
View all details for batteries and electronics
Typical examplesLithium batteries, power banks, phones, laptops and battery-powered devices.
Key condition/packagingBattery installed, standalone battery and labeling rules differ.
Transport limitationMay require special line or be excluded from some international services.
Possible tracking/delivery impactExport security rejection or rerouting.
Official rulesVerify accepted battery categories before shipment.
Food, perishables and cold-chain goodsRestricted by temperature, shelf life, packaging and import rules.
View all details for perishables
Typical examplesFresh food, frozen goods, medicines and biological products.
Key condition/packagingTemperature-control packaging and route qualification are essential.
Transport limitationOnly accepted on suitable cold-chain services and lanes.
Possible tracking/delivery impactDelivery appointment urgency, rejection or spoilage risk.
Official rulesUse current JD Logistics cold-chain terms and commodity rules.
Customs-controlled goodsRestricted by export, import, license and destination-country law.
View all details for customs-controlled goods
Typical examplesBranded goods, cosmetics, medicines, seeds, weapons-related items and regulated technologies.
Key condition/packagingAccurate invoice, HS description, licenses and recipient data may be required.
Transport limitationMay be refused, held, returned or seized.
Possible tracking/delivery impactCustoms hold, document request or return to sender.
Official rulesFollow JD Logistics, customs and destination import rules.

Customer Service

Use official JD Logistics channels for carrier-held questions and use seller support for ecommerce refunds, missing item disputes or address changes controlled by the merchant.

Customer Service

ChannelVerified contact/link
Official trackingJD Logistics order search
View all details for official tracking
Best forChecking recognized tracking numbers and latest public carrier events.
Region/languageJD Logistics official website language and regional settings.
Hours and time zoneOnline page availability; live support hours not confirmed on this page.
Information to prepareTracking number, order number, sender, recipient phone and latest scan.
Important limitationTracking page does not approve refunds or claims.
Official websiteJD Logistics official website
View all details for official website
Best forService information, business logistics, corporate solutions and official navigation.
Region/languageChina and international website content where available.
Hours and time zoneWebsite availability; department hours vary.
Information to prepareService type, origin, destination, shipment size and business account information if applicable.
Important limitationPublic pages may not show contract-specific service conditions.
Seller or marketplace supportUse the order support page where you purchased the item.
View all details for seller support
Best forRefunds, replacements, missing contents, wrong item, address correction controlled by merchant and claim filing.
Region/languageMarketplace-specific.
Hours and time zoneMarketplace-specific.
Information to prepareOrder ID, tracking number, photos, delivery proof and messages.
Important limitationThe seller may be the only party able to authorize a carrier investigation under the shipping contract.
17TRACK17TRACK tracking platform
View all details for 17TRACK support boundary
Best forMulti-carrier tracking visibility and carrier detection.
Region/languageGlobal tracking interface.
Hours and time zoneOnline platform availability.
Information to prepareTracking number and suspected carrier.
Important limitation17TRACK does not transport, intercept, clear, refund or compensate shipments.

Ecommerce and Business Tracking

Businesses should separate consumer tracking, contracted JD Logistics systems and 17TRACK multi-carrier API workflows. The right tool depends on whether you need carrier-specific operations or cross-carrier visibility.

Developer/API Comparison

OptionProvider
Consumer tracking pageJD Logistics
View all details for JD Logistics consumer tracking
Carrier coverageJD Logistics-supported shipments and selected linked records.
Primary useSingle shipment lookup by consumers.
AuthenticationNo public API authentication needed for manual page lookup.
Tracking/batch/webhook capabilityManual tracking; batch and webhook not provided on the consumer page.
Current developer documentationNot applicable to manual tracking.
Migration/deprecation noteNo public migration note for the consumer page confirmed.
Contracted business system or official APIJD Logistics
View all details for official business systems
Carrier coverageJD Logistics services covered by the shipper’s contract.
Primary useOrder creation, waybill creation, shipping management and contracted tracking operations.
AuthenticationBusiness account credentials or partner integration credentials; public endpoint not confirmed for this page.
Tracking/batch/webhook capabilityMay be available to contracted shippers; public capability must be confirmed with JD Logistics.
Current developer documentationCurrent public tracking API documentation was not confirmed from the supplied website.
Migration/deprecation noteDo not copy old endpoints without JD Logistics confirmation.
Multi-carrier Tracking API17TRACK
View all details for 17TRACK API
Carrier coverageMultiple supported carriers, including carrier-specific tracking where available.
Primary useBatch tracking, status normalization, exception monitoring and cross-carrier ecommerce visibility.
Authentication17token header issued by 17TRACK.
Tracking/batch/webhook capabilityRegister tracking numbers and retrieve standardized tracking events; webhook capability depends on 17TRACK API plan and configuration.
Current developer documentation17TRACK API documentation
Migration/deprecation noteUse current 17TRACK v2.4 examples unless your account documentation says otherwise.

FAQ

1. How do I track my JD Logistics package?

Enter the tracking number on the official JD Logistics order search page or track it with 17TRACK to view available shipment events and partner handoffs.

2. Where can I find my JD Logistics tracking number?

Look in the seller dispatch message, JD.com-style order page, shipping label, receipt, SMS notice or email notification; an order ID may not be the carrier tracking number.

3. What does a JD Logistics tracking number look like?

JD Logistics numbers are often numeric waybills for domestic shipments, while cross-border shipments may also show partner, postal or last-mile identifiers.

4. Why is my JD Logistics tracking number not active yet?

The seller may have created shipment data before the parcel was physically handed to JD Logistics, so wait for an acceptance scan or ask the seller to confirm pickup.

5. Why has my JD Logistics package stopped updating?

A tracking gap can occur during line-haul movement, customs processing, facility transfer or partner handoff; use 17TRACK to check whether another carrier has new events.

6. How long does JD Logistics delivery take?

JD Logistics delivery time varies by service, origin, destination, customs and last-mile partner, so treat seller ETA as an estimate unless a contract explicitly states a guarantee.

7. What should I do if JD Logistics delivery failed?

Check the address, phone number, pickup notice and local delivery message, then contact the delivery station or seller before the parcel is returned.

8. What should I do if JD Logistics says delivered but I did not receive it?

Check the delivery location, front desk, locker, household members and neighbors first, then ask the carrier or seller for proof of delivery and open a marketplace dispute if needed.

9. Who handles a lost or damaged JD Logistics package?

The shipper or seller usually files the carrier claim with JD Logistics, while the recipient should preserve packaging, take photos and provide order and tracking evidence.

10. How do I contact JD Logistics customer service?

Use the official JD Logistics website or order search page for carrier information, and contact the seller when the issue involves refunds, address changes or claim filing authority.

11. Can a JD Logistics package use more than one tracking number?

Yes, cross-border shipments can have an origin waybill, line-haul reference, postal S10 number or destination last-mile number connected to the same parcel.

12. Does a partner scan mean JD Logistics no longer has my package?

Not always; a partner event may be electronic pre-advice, physical transfer, first receiving scan or final-mile custody, so read the wording and stage together.

13. What happens during JD Logistics customs clearance?

Customs or a broker checks shipment data, value, tax and admissibility; arrival at customs is not the same as customs release.

14. Can JD Logistics delivery be redirected after shipping?

Redirection depends on the service and contract, and the seller or shipper often must request it before final delivery or return routing starts.

15. Can businesses track JD Logistics shipments through an API?

Contracted shippers may have JD Logistics business integrations, but a current public official tracking API endpoint was not confirmed here; businesses can also use the 17TRACK API for multi-carrier tracking.

16. Why does 17TRACK show a different carrier for my JD Logistics package?

17TRACK may detect the last-mile or postal partner that has current tracking visibility after a JD Logistics cross-border handoff.

17. Is a JD Logistics estimated delivery date guaranteed?

A JD Logistics or seller delivery estimate is not a guarantee unless the purchased service terms explicitly state a guaranteed delivery commitment.

18. Can 17TRACK change my JD Logistics delivery address or approve a refund?

No, 17TRACK only displays available tracking information and cannot change the delivery address, clear customs, issue refunds or approve JD Logistics claims.

Tracking API

# 1. JD Logistics official tracking API
# Current public official tracking API not confirmed from the public JD Logistics pages used here.
# Contracted shippers should use current JD Logistics business integration documentation or account support.
# Do not reuse old endpoints unless JD Logistics confirms the endpoint, HTTP method, authentication and migration status.

# 2. 17TRACK API: register a JD Logistics tracking number for multi-carrier tracking
curl -X POST "https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register" \
  -H "17token: YourKey" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '[
    {
      "number": "TRACKING_NUMBER",
      "carrier": "CARRIER_CODE"
    }
  ]'

# Replace TRACKING_NUMBER with the shipment number.
# Replace CARRIER_CODE with the confirmed 17TRACK carrier code for JD Logistics in your 17TRACK account or carrier list.

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