QS Tracking

Please enter the QS tracking number to check the latest shipping status.

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About QS

QS(钦顺国际) is a cross-border consolidation and forwarding platform serving international parcel movements from China. QS describes its service as global consolidation, with self-operated domestic receiving warehouses, parcel storage, consolidation, international forwarding, customs-related handling and destination delivery arrangements.

Field	Confirmed information
Official website	https://www.qinshunwl.com/
Carrier type	Cross-border consolidation and forwarding platform with warehouse receiving and arranged destination delivery.
Primary regions	China-origin shipments to Canada, the United States, Australia, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, the United Kingdom and other listed destinations.
Tracking page	QS shipment tracking entry
Customer service	The official contact pages list 15221212348.

Carrier Entity Relationships

Entity	Relationship to QS
QS	QS receives, stores, consolidates and forwards eligible customer parcels.
QS warehouse	QS identifies domestic self-operated receiving warehouses as the place where parcels can be received and stored before consolidation.
Destination delivery providers	QS arranges delivery through its listed service routes; a destination postal operator or local delivery company may appear after handoff.
17TRACK	17TRACK is an independent tracking platform that aggregates available carrier events and does not operate QS transportation.

Quick Answer

Enter the QS shipment or waybill identifier in the official QS tracking area, or enter it in 17TRACK for aggregated events. If no result appears, check whether the number is a parcel identifier rather than an order number, remove spaces or punctuation, and ask the seller or QS to confirm that the parcel has been registered.

Pro Tip: A warehouse arrival, a consolidation record and a destination delivery scan are different events. A number can exist before the first physical acceptance scan.

How to Track QS Packages

Use the identifier shown in a QS account, warehouse notice, waybill, dispatch message or seller notification. An order number identifies a purchase; a reference number identifies a customer or transaction record; a tracking number identifies a transport record.

Step	Action
1. Locate the identifier	Check the QS account, warehouse arrival message, shipping invoice, seller email or waybill. Use the transport identifier instead of the marketplace order number.
2. Check with QS	Open the official QS tracking entry and submit the identifier exactly as issued.
3. Check with 17TRACK	Submit the same identifier to 17TRACK when you need a consolidated view of available origin, handoff and destination events.
4. Resolve a blank result	Confirm spelling, remove spaces and hyphens, allow time for registration after label creation, and ask the seller or QS to identify the active waybill.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier family

Normalized pattern and use

QS waybill or consolidation identifier

Use the exact alphanumeric identifier shown in the QS account, waybill or shipment notice. QS pages also display shipment records such as warehouse and transport references.

View all details for QS identifiers

Issued by	The identifier may be issued by QS, an origin seller or a transport partner; QS searchability does not by itself prove who created the number.
Where users see it	Customers may see it in a QS account, warehouse arrival notice, freight calculation record, invoice, dispatch notice or seller message.
Tracking scope	QS events can cover warehouse receipt, consolidation, forwarding and arranged destination delivery. A partner number may become visible after handoff.
Formatting advice	Preserve letters and digits, remove accidental spaces and hyphens when a search fails, and do not substitute a marketplace order number.

Partner or destination waybill

A second identifier can appear when the shipment is transferred for customs, line-haul or last-mile delivery. Use the newer identifier with the destination provider when QS displays it.

Order or reference number

An order, customer or reference number identifies a transaction or account record and may not produce transport scans in a carrier tracking system.

Services and Delivery Times

QS publishes route-based pricing and service categories rather than one universal transit promise. Published pages show air, sea, EMS, SAL, economy, sensitive-goods and special-cargo options, with delivery arranged by QS on several routes.

Service Comparison

Service	Best fit
Air freight	Standard goods requiring air forwarding to listed destinations such as Canada, the United States and Australia.
EMS route	Users selecting an EMS-labelled route for Canada or the United States; QS lists destination delivery as company-arranged.
Sea freight	Heavier consignments and Canadian routes where sea forwarding is selected.
SAL or economy	Lower-cost forwarding where the published route and cargo category allow it.

Delivery Time

Service or route	Published timing guidance
QS air routes	The official pricing page identifies air forwarding but does not publish one universal delivery standard for every origin, destination and cargo type.
QS sea routes	Sea forwarding is listed for Canada and is generally a slower transport mode than air; route-specific timing should be obtained from QS.
Destination delivery	Timing depends on warehouse receipt, consolidation, departure, customs, destination handoff, address and local delivery conditions.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination	Route guidance
Canada	QS lists air, sea, SAL, EMS, economy and sensitive-cargo routes; customs and local delivery handoff affect the final interval.
United States	QS lists United States air and EMS routes; customs, address quality and destination delivery affect the final interval.
Australia	QS lists an Australia air route for standard goods; clearance and local delivery conditions affect completion.
Taiwan	QS lists Taiwan service with company-arranged delivery.
Japan and South Korea	Both destinations appear in QS registration options; route selection and the destination handoff determine timing.
United Kingdom and Southeast Asia	These destinations appear in QS registration options; service availability and route-specific estimates should be checked with QS.

A QS rate or route listing is not automatically a guaranteed delivery date. Weekends, holidays, consolidation cutoffs, weather, customs, prohibited or restricted contents, incomplete addresses and partner scans can extend the shipment lifecycle.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

Status stage	Meaning and next action
Label created or pre-advice	Shipment data exists, but physical receipt by QS or a transport partner may not have occurred. The sender should confirm handover.
Warehouse received	QS has recorded arrival at a receiving warehouse. Consolidation, inspection or storage may follow.
Consolidating	QS is combining or preparing parcels for an international route. The recipient should wait for dispatch information unless the record requests action.
In transit	The shipment is moving through forwarding or line-haul. Scan gaps can occur between facilities or during customs processing.
Customs or handoff	A customs authority or destination provider is handling a stage. Arrival at customs does not itself mean release.
Delivered	A delivery event was recorded by the responsible destination provider. Check the delivery location and contact QS or the local provider if the parcel is missing.
Exception or return	An address, customs, payment, acceptance or contents issue may prevent normal delivery. The sender should contact QS promptly.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Problem	Immediate action
Number invalid	Remove spaces or hyphens, verify every character and ask the sender whether the number is an order reference rather than a waybill.
No first scan	A label or pre-advice record may exist before physical acceptance. Ask the sender or warehouse to confirm receipt and dispatch.
No update during transit	Check the last facility and wait for the next origin, customs or destination scan; contact QS when the route-specific estimate has passed.
Customs delay	Prepare invoice, contents description, value and recipient information. The sender or recipient may need to respond to a customs request.
Address or delivery failure	Contact QS with the complete corrected address. A failed delivery can lead to collection, another attempt or return.
Delivered but missing	Check the entrance, reception desk, household members, neighbours and any local delivery notice; then request delivery evidence and contact QS or the destination provider.
Lost or damaged	The sender should preserve packaging, photographs, invoices and proof of value and submit a written claim to QS within the contractual period.
Returned to sender	Ask QS for the return reason, including address, customs, prohibited-content or payment issues, before arranging a new shipment.

Pro Tip: QS terms state that written claims must be submitted within 30 days after QS accepts the shipment. Keep the waybill, purchase evidence, photographs and packaging.

International Shipping, Customs and Carrier Handoffs

QS coordinates a multi-stage international movement. The active physical custodian can change from a QS warehouse to an origin transport provider, customs authority, destination provider and final-mile delivery service.

Stage	What customers should understand
Domestic warehouse	QS receives and stores eligible parcels before consolidation. A warehouse record is not the same as international departure.
Consolidation and export preparation	QS prepares the selected route, freight calculation and transport documents; the identifier may remain unchanged or be associated with a partner number.
Export and line-haul	The shipment moves through export controls and international transport. Visibility can pause between scans.
Import customs	The destination authority assesses the shipment. Duties, taxes, invoices, value and contents descriptions may affect release.
Destination handoff	A local provider may receive the parcel for final delivery. A new local identifier can appear, and QS may remain the customer-service contact for the forwarding contract.
Final delivery or return	The destination provider records delivery, collection, failed delivery or return. Recipients should follow local notices and contact QS when assistance is required.

Shipping Restrictions

QS terms exclude or restrict goods that cannot be transported safely or legally. Customers should review the current QS rules before warehouse dispatch.

Category	Examples and consequence
Prohibited goods	Counterfeits, animals, cash, gems, weapons, explosives, ammunition, human remains, illegal goods, ivory and narcotics are listed as unacceptable.
Dangerous or regulated goods	Goods regulated by air, road or international dangerous-goods rules require special treatment and may be refused.
Packaging and address	Incorrect addresses, inadequate packaging or an address limited to a postal box may prevent carriage or delivery.
Customs information	Incorrect or undervalued declarations can cause delay, charges, return or disposal under the applicable terms.

Customer Service

Channel	Verified contact and best use
Official website	QS official website; use it for account access, tracking, rate information and service rules.
Telephone	15221212348; use the number listed on QS contact and news pages for shipment assistance.
Published service hours	The QS news page lists 9:00–20:00, while the terms page lists 8:30–18:30. Confirm the applicable hours when contacting QS.
Warehouse address	Head office and international warehouse address shown by QS: Guangdong Province, Dongguan, Shatian Town, Suilong Middle Road 18, 3rd Floor, Area D, international warehouse transfer ID area.
Information to prepare	Waybill, sender and recipient details, dispatch date, latest scan, service route, contents description, value evidence and photographs.

FAQ

Basic FAQs

1. How do I track my QS package?

Enter the QS waybill or shipment identifier on the official QS website or use 17TRACK for available aggregated events.

2. Where can I find my QS tracking number?

Look in the QS account, warehouse arrival notice, waybill, freight record, seller message or dispatch notification.

3. What does a QS tracking number look like?

QS identifiers can be shown as shipment or waybill references in an account or notice; use the exact letters and digits supplied for the shipment.

4. Why has my QS tracking number produced no event?

The record may have been created before warehouse receipt or the number may be an order reference; verify the identifier with the sender or QS.

5. How long does a QS shipment take?

Timing depends on the selected air, sea, SAL, EMS or economy route, warehouse consolidation, customs and destination delivery.

6. What should I do when QS tracking stops updating?

Check the last scan and route stage, then contact QS when the route estimate has passed or a customs or address action is requested.

7. What happens after a QS delivery attempt fails?

The parcel may be held, redelivered or returned; provide QS with a corrected address and ask which destination option applies.

8. QS says delivered, but I cannot find the parcel. What should I do?

Check household members, reception, neighbours and delivery notices, then request delivery evidence and contact QS or the destination provider.

9. How do I report a lost or damaged QS shipment?

The sender should preserve packaging and evidence and submit a written claim to QS within the contractual claim period.

10. How do I contact QS?

Use the official website or the listed telephone number 15221212348 and provide the waybill, latest scan and recipient information.

Expert FAQs

11. Does QS operate the entire international delivery route?

QS coordinates consolidation and forwarding, while origin transport, customs and destination delivery may be performed by separate responsible entities.

12. Is a QS warehouse scan the same as carrier acceptance?

No. A warehouse scan records receipt into the QS handling process; international departure and destination acceptance are later events.

13. Can a QS shipment receive a second tracking number?

Yes. A destination or last-mile provider can associate another waybill after handoff, so customers should retain both identifiers.

14. Does arrival at destination customs mean that a QS parcel is released?

No. Customs arrival indicates processing at the destination stage; release requires the applicable customs decision and information.

15. Who should file a QS transport claim?

The sender is normally the party with the transport contract and should submit the written claim, while the recipient supplies delivery or damage evidence.

16. What claim period appears in QS terms?

QS terms state that a written claim must be submitted within 30 days after QS accepts the shipment.

17. Does QS provide insurance?

QS terms state that insurance may be arranged when the sender requests it through the applicable shipment or electronic process and pays the required premium.

18. Can 17TRACK change a QS delivery or approve a refund?

No. 17TRACK displays available tracking events but cannot transport the parcel, change delivery instructions, approve a QS claim or issue a refund.

Tracking API

17TRACK API reference

// QS official public tracking API: current public documentation was not established from the supplied official pages.
// 17TRACK API
// POST https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register
// Headers: 17token: YourKey
//          Content-Type: application/json
// The current QS carrier code should be obtained from 17TRACK documentation.
POST https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register
17token: YourKey
Content-Type: application/json

[
  {
    "number": "TRACKING_NUMBER",
    "carrier": "CARRIER_CODE"
  }
]