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About SL

SL(ShangLiu Logistics or 商流供应链) is the display name used on this tracking guide for Guangzhou Shangliu Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. The company describes itself as a China-based integrated cross-border ecommerce logistics provider offering planning, consolidation, packaging, sorting, warehousing and fulfillment, international air and sea transport, multimodal transport, commercial courier services, and destination delivery coordination.

SL Company Overview

Company field	Verified information
Official name	广州商流供应链管理有限公司, rendered in English here as Guangzhou Shangliu Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd.
Official website	http://www.sl-global56.com/
Carrier type	Cross-border logistics and supply-chain provider combining freight forwarding, warehousing, fulfillment, line-haul coordination and local delivery channels.
Primary region	Origin operations in China, with advertised China–United States, China–Australia, China–Europe and China–Japan routes.
Tracking page	SL logistics query page

Carrier Entity Relationships

Entity

Entity type

Canonical carrier

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Relationship to SL	SL represents Guangzhou Shangliu Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. in this guide.
Why it matters to tracking	The name identifies the logistics coordinator whose shipment record may connect origin handling, line-haul and destination delivery events.
Official evidence	Company introduction

International air, sea and commercial courier services

Operated and coordinated services

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Relationship to SL	SL offers or coordinates international air transport, international sea transport, traditional ecommerce parcels, trade logistics and commercial courier fulfillment.
Why it matters to tracking	Available scans and delivery speed depend on whether the shipment moves as a parcel, air consignment, sea consignment or warehouse-fulfilled order.
Official evidence	SL company services

ERP and WMS

Business tracking products

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Relationship to SL	SL describes a self-developed warehouse system integrating ERP and WMS functions.
Why it matters to tracking	Business customers may see order, warehouse and transport records before a downstream carrier produces a physical acceptance scan.
Official evidence	SL service platform overview

Origin warehouses and transfer warehouses

Network facilities

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Relationship to SL	SL uses domestic pre-positioning, commercial courier storage and border-transfer facilities for consolidation and dispatch.
Why it matters to tracking	A warehouse processing event is not necessarily proof that an airline, ocean carrier or last-mile carrier has accepted the physical shipment.
Official evidence	International air service

Destination delivery channels

International and last-mile partners

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Relationship to SL	SL states that it integrates local courier channels and offers multiple destination delivery options, including 24-hour and 48-hour delivery choices in applicable operations.
Why it matters to tracking	The destination carrier may create the final delivery scan and may issue or expose a separate last-mile identifier.
Official evidence	SL destination-channel description

17TRACK

Independent tracking platform

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Relationship to SL	17TRACK displays available tracking information from supported carrier data sources; 17TRACK does not transport SL shipments.
Why it matters to tracking	17TRACK can simplify multi-carrier visibility, but SL, the contracting shipper and the physical carrier retain control of delivery, claims and shipment changes.
Official evidence	17TRACK API documentation

Quick Answer

To track a SL shipment, copy the transport tracking number from the merchant’s shipping notice, SL shipping record or parcel label and enter it on the SL logistics query page or 17TRACK. If no result appears, first remove accidental spaces, distinguish the tracking number from the store order number, and ask the sender whether the parcel has physically left the warehouse.

Pro Tip: A shipment record or label can exist before physical acceptance. 17TRACK is an independent tracking platform and cannot change an address, release customs cargo, arrange delivery, approve a claim or issue a refund.

How to Track SL Packages

Use the SL query entry for shipment-specific records or 17TRACK when you need one view across SL and possible downstream carriers.

Find the transport number in the shipping email, seller account, SL shipping record, waybill or parcel label.
Copy the complete identifier without surrounding punctuation. Keep letters and any country suffix exactly as shown.
Open the SL query page and submit the shipment identifier available to you.
Alternatively, open 17TRACK, paste the number and review carrier detection and available events.
If a destination-carrier number appears after handoff, save both identifiers. One may show international movement while the other shows final-mile delivery.

Where to Find the Correct Identifier

Identifier	How to use it
Transport tracking number	Use for shipment-event lookup. It normally appears in a dispatch notice, waybill, label or seller logistics record.
Store order number	Use with the merchant’s order system. It is not automatically a carrier tracking number.
Merchant reference	Use when speaking with the seller or SL account representative; ask for the linked transport number.
Partner or last-mile number	Use after destination handoff when the local delivery network exposes a separate identifier.
Warehouse or label ID	May identify an order inside ERP or WMS records but does not by itself prove physical carrier acceptance.

SL Tracking Number Formats and Examples

Use the exact identifier supplied with the shipment. The cited SL service pages do not establish a universal length, prefix or prefix-to-service map, and a number accepted by SL may have been issued by a merchant, freight partner or destination carrier.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier family

Normalized pattern

SL shipment identifier

Copy exactly from the shipping record; remove only accidental surrounding spaces.

View all details for the SL shipment identifier

Length/structure	Use the complete value shown by SL or the contracting merchant rather than assuming a fixed length.
Issued by	SL or the booking workflow used by a SL business customer.
Typical service/use	Cross-border parcel, fulfillment, air or multimodal shipment lookup.
Who sees it and where	Merchant in the shipping system; buyer in a dispatch message or logistics page.
Tracking scope	Can cover warehouse processing and available transport events associated with the SL record.
Important caveat	An electronic record does not establish that a physical handoff has occurred.

Partner-issued transport number

Preserve letters, digits and any country suffix exactly as issued.

View all details for partner-issued numbers

Length/structure	Depends on the airline, postal operator, courier, freight carrier or local delivery network.
Issued by	The physical transport or delivery partner rather than SL.
Typical service/use	Line-haul visibility, customs-linked movement or final-mile delivery.
Who sees it and where	Merchant in partner records; recipient after handoff or on a relabeled parcel.
Tracking scope	Often strongest during the issuing partner’s custody stage.
Important caveat	SL may display or associate the number without being its issuer.

Destination last-mile identifier

Use the mapped local number exactly as displayed after handoff.

View all details for destination last-mile identifiers

Length/structure	Varies with the destination network selected for delivery.
Issued by	Destination courier, postal operator or delivery contractor.
Typical service/use	Local depot, out-for-delivery, delivery-attempt and delivery scans.
Who sees it and where	Recipient in the local carrier result or merchant’s mapped shipment record.
Tracking scope	Usually destination-country delivery rather than the entire origin journey.
Important caveat	Keep the original and mapped numbers because either may be needed for support.

Merchant order or reference ID

Illustrative display only: ORDER-####-TEST.

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Length/structure	Merchant-defined and unrelated to a SL numbering rule.
Issued by	Marketplace, online store or seller ERP.
Typical service/use	Order lookup, invoicing and seller support.
Who sees it and where	Buyer in the order confirmation and merchant account.
Tracking scope	Order status only unless the merchant explicitly maps it to a transport number.
Important caveat	Do not submit an order number as a tracking number unless the shipping system instructs you to do so.

SL Tracking Statuses and Meanings

SL shipments can pass through warehouse, export, line-haul, customs, partner-handoff and final-delivery stages. The wording below is a lifecycle interpretation; the exact event text can come from SL or a connected transport partner.

Status Quick Lookup

Status

Lifecycle stage

Shipment information received

Pre-shipment

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What it means	A label or electronic order exists, but physical acceptance is not established.
Current responsible party	Seller, warehouse or booking party.
What happens next	The parcel is packed, consolidated and handed to the first physical carrier.
What you should do	Confirm dispatch with the seller if the status does not progress.

Received at warehouse

Accepted or fulfillment

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What it means	The shipment is in a warehouse workflow for inspection, consolidation, packing or dispatch.
Current responsible party	SL or its contracted warehouse operation.
What happens next	Sorting, documentation and route assignment precede line-haul dispatch.
What you should do	Monitor the next departure event; the sender should correct documentation issues.

Departed origin facility

In transit

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What it means	The cargo has left an origin processing point for a gateway or line-haul movement.
Current responsible party	SL-arranged transport provider.
What happens next	Gateway processing, export controls or departure loading.
What you should do	Allow for a scan gap while consolidated cargo moves between facilities.

Customs processing

Customs or security

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What it means	A customs or security authority is reviewing the shipment or its declaration.
Current responsible party	Customs authority, broker and importer for requested information.
What happens next	Release, document request, duty assessment, inspection or refusal.
What you should do	Respond through the merchant or broker if documents, tax or product information are requested.

Transferred to destination carrier

Partner handoff

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What it means	The destination network is receiving or has received responsibility for local processing.
Current responsible party	Responsibility transfers only when the destination carrier accepts the physical parcel.
What happens next	A local depot or delivery scan should appear, sometimes under a mapped number.
What you should do	Track both identifiers and distinguish electronic pre-advice from a physical acceptance scan.

Out for delivery

Final mile

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What it means	The parcel is assigned to a local delivery route.
Current responsible party	Destination last-mile carrier.
What happens next	Delivery, a delivery attempt or a local exception.
What you should do	Keep the address accessible and follow instructions from the local carrier.

Delivered

Completed

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What it means	The delivery network recorded completion at an address, reception point or authorized location.
Current responsible party	Destination carrier for delivery evidence; merchant for order-resolution support.
What happens next	The shipment closes unless delivery is disputed.
What you should do	Check the delivery location, household, reception, neighbors and delivery evidence before escalating.

Delivery exception or failed attempt

Exception

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What it means	Delivery was interrupted by access, address, recipient, weather or operational conditions.
Current responsible party	Local carrier, with recipient action where requested.
What happens next	Redelivery, pickup, address review or return processing.
What you should do	Follow the local carrier’s instructions promptly and notify the sender if the address is wrong.

Return in progress

Return

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What it means	The shipment is moving away from the recipient after refusal, failed delivery, customs action or another return reason.
Current responsible party	Return carrier and contracting shipper.
What happens next	Return transport, warehouse receipt and merchant disposition.
What you should do	Contact the seller about reshipment or refund; 17TRACK cannot reverse the return.

SL Services and Delivery Times

SL advertises international air and sea transport, commercial courier fulfillment, traditional ecommerce parcels, and dedicated routes from China to the United States, Australia, Europe and Japan. Published route times are service descriptions rather than universal delivery guarantees.

Service Comparison

Service

Service type

International air transport

Cross-border air and multimodal logistics

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Best for	Cross-border ecommerce cargo requiring scheduled air movement and coordinated clearance.
Coverage	Routes described for the United States, Australia, Europe and Japan.
Tracking level	SL states that parcels can be queried and monitored through the route.
Key size/weight condition	Acceptance depends on the booked route and cargo characteristics.
Included protection/extra service	Warehousing, sorting, clearance coordination and destination-channel integration may be included in the logistics solution.
Main limitation	Customs, flight capacity and partner scans affect end-to-end visibility and timing.

International sea transport

Ocean freight and localized fulfillment support

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Best for	Inventory replenishment and larger commercial consignments where ocean transport is suitable.
Coverage	International transport with an official service description focused on United States localization.
Tracking level	SL describes queryable logistics movement and ERP integration.
Key size/weight condition	Conditions depend on freight booking, cargo type and shipment plan.
Included protection/extra service	Warehouse and fulfillment coordination can support localized dispatch.
Main limitation	Port schedules, consolidation, customs and warehouse receiving create longer scan intervals than parcel delivery.

Commercial courier fulfillment

Warehouse storage and one-piece dispatch

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Best for	Cross-border sellers needing inventory handling, order processing and dispatch.
Coverage	Domestic origin handling and overseas fulfillment networks described by SL.
Tracking level	Warehouse records plus available downstream transport events.
Key size/weight condition	Solutions are customized according to weight, dimensions, turnaround and timing requirements.
Included protection/extra service	Packaging, storage, sorting, ERP/WMS support and return handling can be part of the solution.
Main limitation	Warehouse-order status and physical carrier acceptance are separate milestones.

Dedicated cross-border routes

China–United States, China–Australia, China–Europe and China–Japan lines

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Best for	Direct ecommerce parcels and seller inventory movements on the advertised corridors.
Coverage	United States nationwide delivery, European Union countries and Japan nationwide delivery are described on the air-service page; Australia is listed as a dedicated route.
Tracking level	SL advertises full-process monitoring and queryable parcels on applicable routes.
Key size/weight condition	Route eligibility depends on product type, total weight and booked handling model.
Included protection/extra service	Route-specific clearance and destination delivery coordination.
Main limitation	Published route claims apply only to eligible bookings and do not remove customs or destination exceptions.

Delivery Time

Service

Published delivery standard

China–United States line

6–12 days for the cited direct-delivery service.

View delivery conditions for the China–United States line

Business or calendar days	The official page states days without defining a business-day convention.
Guarantee status	Treat the range as a published service claim, not a universal money-back guarantee.
Starts counting from	The route description connects timing with cargo received into the applicable SL workflow.
Main delay factors	Warehouse cutoff, flight loading, T86 processing where applicable, destination handoff and address quality.
Official source date/validity	Current service-page description; confirm the booked quotation and contract.

China–Europe line

10–15 days to European countries for the cited route.

View delivery conditions for the China–Europe line

Business or calendar days	The official page states days without defining a business-day convention.
Guarantee status	The range is a route description rather than a documented universal refund guarantee.
Starts counting from	Use the accepted booking milestone defined in the merchant’s SL shipment record.
Main delay factors	Flight scheduling, import data, customs review, taxes and final-mile network capacity.
Official source date/validity	Current service-page description; route eligibility should be checked at booking.

China–Japan line

3–5 days to Japan for the cited dedicated route.

View delivery conditions for the China–Japan line

Business or calendar days	The official page states days without defining a business-day convention.
Guarantee status	The route page presents a performance claim; shipment contracts determine enforceable commitments.
Starts counting from	Use the accepted route milestone shown in the applicable booking record.
Main delay factors	Flight cutoff, customs review, cargo eligibility, island or remote delivery and local holidays.
Official source date/validity	Current service-page description; confirm terms for the actual shipment.

International sea transport

Calculated by origin, destination, sailing, customs and fulfillment plan.

View delivery conditions for international sea transport

Business or calendar days	The shipment quotation and sailing plan should define the working convention.
Guarantee status	Use the contract rather than assuming a parcel-style guarantee.
Starts counting from	Common milestones include warehouse acceptance, consolidation close or vessel departure; verify the booking.
Main delay factors	Consolidation, port congestion, vessel schedule, customs, drayage and destination receiving.
Official source date/validity	Service scope is described on the current SL sea-service page.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination Country / Region

Estimated Delivery Time Range

United States

6–12 days on the cited China–United States route.

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Primary Service Type	Dedicated cross-border air line and commercial courier fulfillment.
Average Delivery Days	Published-range midpoint: approximately 9 days; this is not a measured shipment average.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff Carrier	Local delivery channel selected for the shipment; use the mapped carrier shown in tracking.
Customs & Clearance Tips	Ensure the product description, value, importer data and any route-specific T86 information are accurate.

Japan

3–5 days on the cited China–Japan route.

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Primary Service Type	Dedicated China–Japan air and local delivery route.
Average Delivery Days	Published-range midpoint: approximately 4 days; this is not a measured shipment average.
Last-Mile Partner / Handoff Carrier	SL-arranged local delivery operation or partner identified in the shipment record.
Customs & Clearance Tips	Use accurate Japanese recipient details, product description and declared value; remote islands can require additional delivery time.

Germany