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About Tanex

Tanex is the international logistics brand of Jiangsu Tanex International Logistics Co., Ltd., presented on its official website as 探路速运. Tanex provides international express, air freight, land transport, intermodal transport, warehousing and tailored cross-border logistics services from China to Asia, Europe and other international destinations.

Carrier Overview

FactVerified information
Official nameJiangsu Tanex International Logistics Co., Ltd.
Brand and websiteTanex; https://www.tanex56.com/
Carrier typeInternational logistics provider, freight forwarder and multi-modal transport operator.
Primary regionChina-linked routes covering East Asia, Southeast Asia, Central and West Asia, Europe, Russia and selected global destinations.
Tracking pageThe official website provides a “运单查询” shipment-query entry; use the website or the shipment details supplied by Tanex.
EstablishedThe company introduction states that the business was established in 2009.
HeadquartersThe company introduction states that the headquarters is in Hong Kong; the contact page lists a mainland operating address in Qinhuai District, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China.

Carrier Entity Relationships

EntityRelationship to Tanex
Jiangsu Tanex International Logistics Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Tanex International Logistics Co., Ltd. is the company identified by the official website behind the Tanex brand.
International express, air, land and intermodal servicesTanex offers these transport categories as its principal logistics services.
Airline partnersTanex states that it has strategic cooperation with airlines including China Eastern, Sichuan Airlines, Kunming Airlines and Ruili Airlines; airline carriage is a transport-partner relationship, not proof that an airline issued the Tanex shipment number.
Local express companies and postal operatorsFor some “air plus delivery” routes, Tanex arranges the first leg and customs process before handing the shipment to a local express company or postal operator for the last mile.
DHL and UPSThe official website describes cooperation with DHL and UPS for international express products. The actual tracking owner depends on the selected product and label.
17TRACK17TRACK may aggregate available events from a Tanex shipment or a downstream carrier; 17TRACK does not transport, redirect, refund or insure the parcel.

Quick Answer

Enter the shipment or waybill number supplied by the seller or Tanex into the official Tanex shipment-query entry, or submit it to 17TRACK for multi-carrier event aggregation. If no result appears, first check whether you entered a waybill number rather than an order or reference number, remove spaces or punctuation, and ask the sender whether the label has been physically handed to Tanex.

Pro Tip: A label or electronic pre-advice can exist before Tanex or a delivery partner receives the physical shipment. An empty result does not by itself prove loss.

How to Track Tanex Packages

Use the identifier printed on the Tanex waybill or provided in the shipping notice. The official Tanex site is the first source for a Tanex-managed shipment; 17TRACK is useful when the shipment changes between Tanex, postal operators, express companies or other transport partners.

Tracking paths

PathSteps
Official Tanex trackingOpen the Tanex website, choose the shipment-query entry, enter the waybill number, and compare the latest event with the shipment route.
17TRACKOpen 17TRACK, submit the waybill number, review the detected carrier and event timeline, then use the named current carrier for delivery or customs action.
Sender or marketplaceAsk the seller for the exact waybill, service name, origin, destination and dispatch date when the number is absent or appears to belong to another carrier.

A tracking number is a transport identifier. An order number identifies a purchase, a merchant reference identifies a seller transaction, and a delivery notice number may identify a local delivery attempt. These identifiers are not interchangeable. If a number is not recognized, check the characters, try the original carrier shown on the label, and allow time for the first physical acceptance scan.

Tracking Number Formats and Examples

The supplied official Tanex pages describe waybill tracking but do not publish a universal public pattern, length rule or checksum. Tanex shipments can therefore contain a Tanex waybill, a partner-issued identifier, a postal identifier or a DHL/UPS identifier depending on the purchased service. Do not infer the service from a prefix alone.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier familyNormalized pattern and use
Tanex waybillPattern and length are service-specific and are not published on the supplied official pages. Use the exact number from the Tanex waybill or shipping notice.
View all details for Tanex waybills
Issued byThe identifier may be created by Tanex or by a contracted transport product.
Where seenCommercial invoice, waybill, seller dispatch notice or Tanex customer communication.
Tracking scopeAvailability depends on the selected Tanex route and whether partner events are shared.
CaveatA valid order number or merchant reference may still be unusable for transport tracking.
Partner or postal identifierMay be alphanumeric, numeric or an international postal format such as a masked S10-style example: XX#########YY. The example is illustrative only.
View all details for partner and postal identifiers
Issued byThe origin postal operator, destination postal operator or local delivery partner may issue the identifier.
Where seenMarketplace shipping notice, postal receipt, customs paperwork or a later handoff message.
Tracking scopeVisibility can change when physical custody moves between Tanex and a partner.
Caveat17TRACK recognition does not prove that Tanex issued the number.
DHL or UPS identifierUse the number printed on the DHL or UPS label when the selected Tanex international express product uses that carrier.
View all details for DHL or UPS identifiers
Issued byThe relevant express carrier generally controls its own shipment identifier.
Where seenExpress label, waybill, commercial invoice or seller dispatch notice.
Tracking scopeCarrier-specific tracking normally becomes most informative after acceptance by that carrier.
CaveatAsk Tanex or the seller which number is the primary tracking identifier if multiple numbers appear.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

Tanex routes may combine warehouse handling, customs, airline, road, rail, sea and last-mile events. The latest event identifies the most useful current responsibility, but a displayed event is not necessarily proof that the shipment has reached its final carrier.

Status Quick Lookup

StatusWhat it means
Shipment information receivedElectronic shipment data exists; physical acceptance may not yet have occurred.
View all details for shipment information received
Lifecycle stagePre-shipment.
Responsible partyThe sender, warehouse or booking system is completing handoff preparation.
Next stepTanex or a transport partner should scan the physical shipment.
Customer actionAsk the sender to confirm dispatch if the status remains unchanged.
Accepted or collectedA Tanex facility or designated partner has recorded physical receipt.
View all details for accepted or collected
Lifecycle stageOrigin handling.
Responsible partyTanex or the named origin partner.
Next stepSorting, consolidation and line-haul preparation.
Customer actionCheck destination and service details for errors.
In transitThe shipment is moving through a Tanex facility, border route, airline, road, rail or sea leg.
View all details for in transit
Lifecycle stageLine haul or network processing.
Responsible partyThe operator shown by the latest scan.
Next stepArrival scan, customs processing or partner handoff.
Customer actionAllow for route, weekend, border and scan intervals.
Customs or clearance processingDocuments or goods are being reviewed; arrival at customs is not the same as release.
View all details for customs processing
Lifecycle stageExport or import clearance.
Responsible partyCustoms authorities, the declarant and the appointed broker or logistics operator.
Next stepRelease, request for information, duty payment or further inspection.
Customer actionProvide documents or payment through the named official channel.
Delivered or returnedThe latest network event records delivery to the recipient or return toward the sender.
View all details for delivered or returned
Lifecycle stageFinal mile or reverse logistics.
Responsible partyThe last-mile carrier or return operator shown in the event.
Next stepRecipient confirmation, pickup, redelivery or sender receipt.
Customer actionFor a missing delivery, check the delivery location and contact the seller and current carrier.

Services and Delivery Times

Tanex publishes service categories and route coverage on its website, but the supplied pages do not provide a universal current delivery schedule for every origin-destination pair. Delivery depends on product, route, customs, handoff and destination operations.

Service Comparison

ServiceBest use
International expressTime-sensitive international documents and parcels.
View all details for international express
CoverageRoutes to Asia, Europe and other destinations, including products using DHL or UPS.
TrackingTracking depends on the Tanex product and participating carrier.
LimitationCustoms and partner handoffs can affect visibility and delivery time.
International air freightCommercial cargo and cross-border shipments requiring air transport.
View all details for international air freight
CoverageTanex lists air routes including Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Thailand, Laos and Pakistan.
TrackingEvents may be milestone-based rather than continuous.
LimitationAirport handling, consolidation and clearance affect the final delivery date.
International land and intermodal transportLower-cost regional freight using road, rail, sea-card or rail-card combinations.
View all details for land and intermodal transport
CoverageTanex lists routes through Southeast Asia, Russia, the United Kingdom, Japan and South Korea.
TrackingTracking can include border, terminal and transfer milestones.
LimitationBorder controls, transloading and terminal schedules may create gaps.

Delivery Time

ServicePublished delivery position
Express and air servicesThe official site describes fast or route-specific service but does not publish one universal number of days.
View all details for express and air delivery
Counting startsConfirm with Tanex whether the quoted standard starts at pickup, warehouse acceptance or departure.
GuaranteeA service estimate should not be treated as a money-back guarantee unless the shipment contract says so.
Delay factorsCustoms, airline capacity, weather, holidays, remote delivery and partner handoff.
Land, sea-card and rail-card servicesTiming varies by border route, consolidation, terminal and destination delivery arrangement.
View all details for land and intermodal delivery
Counting startsUse the commercial quotation or service confirmation for the applicable start point.
GuaranteeThe supplied official pages do not state a universal guaranteed delivery date.
Delay factorsBorder inspection, transloading, road conditions, rail schedules and customs documentation.

Destination Country Delivery Times

DestinationPlanning guidance
Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, BangladeshTanex lists dedicated express, air and/or land services; obtain a route-specific quotation because the official pages do not publish a common day range.
View all details for Southeast Asia and Bangladesh
Primary handoffTanex may use its own operations, airline partners, local express companies or postal operators.
Customs guidancePrepare accurate commercial descriptions, consignee contact details and any destination import documents requested by Tanex.
VisibilityBorder and local delivery scans may be separated by a period without public events.
Europe, Russia, Central and West AsiaTanex lists air, land, express and intermodal coverage; timing depends on the selected corridor and border conditions.
View all details for Europe and Eurasia
Primary handoffRoad, rail, air and local delivery partners may be combined.
Customs guidanceOrigin and destination customs requirements can differ; the consignee may need to provide tax or import information.
VisibilityTerminal, border and partner scans may not appear at every physical movement.
United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Mexico, Africa and Middle EastTanex lists dedicated or tailored routes to these markets, but no verified universal delivery range or average is published on the supplied official pages.
View all details for global dedicated routes
Primary handoffTanex may arrange air carriage and then use a destination express company or postal operator for final delivery.
Customs guidanceTaxes, importer information, restricted goods rules and destination clearance can materially change the delivery time.
VisibilityUse the last-mile carrier named in the tracking result after handoff.
Pro Tip: Do not replace an unavailable official service standard with an industry average. Ask Tanex for the origin, destination, product, customs terms and counting point used in the quotation.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Start with the latest event and the party named in that event. The sender normally controls the commercial investigation and any contractual claim, while the recipient can provide delivery information and cooperate with customs or last-mile instructions.

Problem & Solution

Problem or statusCheck first and immediate action
Invalid number or no resultRemove spaces, compare the label with the seller notice, and ask the sender whether the number is an order reference rather than a waybill.
View all details for an invalid Tanex number
Likely causeTyping error, pre-advice without acceptance, wrong carrier or reused reference.
EscalationAsk the sender to confirm the exact identifier and dispatch date; contact Tanex if the sender confirms physical tender.
ContactSender first, then Tanex or the carrier shown by the tracking result.
No update or stuck in transitCompare the last scan location with the route and allow for customs, consolidation, weekends and partner scan gaps before escalating.
View all details for a delayed Tanex shipment
Likely causeLine-haul movement, border processing, missing handoff scan or data synchronization delay.
EscalationUse the sender to request a transport inquiry when the shipment has exceeded the quoted service window.
ContactThe party responsible for the latest event, with Tanex handling Tanex-managed segments.
Customs hold or delivery exceptionCheck for a document, tax, address or prohibited-goods request and respond through the named official channel.
View all details for a Tanex customs or delivery exception
Likely causeIncomplete declaration, import review, unpaid charges, address problem or failed delivery attempt.
EscalationProvide the requested information promptly and preserve correspondence and payment records.
ContactCustoms broker, destination carrier or Tanex customer support according to the event.
Delivered but not receivedCheck the delivery location, household members, reception desk, neighbours, local depot and proof of delivery; then contact the seller and current last-mile carrier.
View all details for delivered but not received
Likely causeSafe-place delivery, reception by another person, geolocation mismatch or premature scan.
EvidenceTracking number, delivery date, address, proof-of-delivery details, photographs and a statement from the recipient.
Claim routeThe sender or merchant usually initiates the carrier investigation or commercial remedy.
Returned to senderAsk why the return was triggered and whether the sender can correct the address, customs or recipient issue before reshipping.
View all details for a returned Tanex shipment
Likely causeRefused delivery, incomplete address, failed customs process, unpaid charges or restricted goods.
Customer actionDo not assume a return can be intercepted; ask the sender or Tanex about the route-specific option.
RefundTransport refunds and marketplace refunds are separate processes governed by the contract or seller policy.

International Shipping, Customs and Carrier Handoffs

Tanex describes routes in which it arranges the first leg from China or Hong Kong, customs handling and international transport, then hands the shipment to a local express company or postal operator for the last mile. Electronic pre-advice, physical handoff and the first destination-carrier scan are separate events.

International Flow

StageTypical event and action
Origin pickup and export preparationTanex or an origin partner receives, consolidates, labels and prepares the shipment; the first data event may precede physical acceptance.
View all details for origin preparation
CustodianSender, Tanex warehouse or origin transport partner.
Number changeA partner or postal identifier may be associated with the Tanex waybill.
Visibility gapBooking and physical acceptance may be separated.
Export customs and line haulThe shipment moves through export security, customs and air, road, rail or sea transport.
View all details for export and line haul
CustodianTanex, a carrier partner, terminal or customs authority depending on the event.
Number changeSome routes keep the original number; others associate a partner number.
Customer actionProvide accurate commercial and customs information when requested.
Destination customsArrival at an exchange office, airport or customs facility does not itself mean import release.
View all details for destination customs
CustodianDestination customs, broker or appointed logistics operator.
Number changeThe destination carrier may continue using the existing number or create a local reference.
Customer actionFollow the official request for documents, tax or importer information.
Partner handoff and last mileAfter clearance, Tanex may transfer the shipment to a local express company or postal operator for final delivery.
View all details for Tanex partner handoff
CustodianThe destination partner after physical acceptance, not merely after electronic pre-advice.
Visibility gapThere may be no public event between Tanex dispatch and the partner's first scan.
Customer actionUse the partner number or destination carrier named in the tracking result for delivery questions.

Delivery Management and Post-shipment Options

Delivery controls depend on the selected Tanex product and the destination last-mile operator. Contact the party currently holding the shipment before requesting an address change, redelivery or pickup.

OptionPractical guidance
Address correction or delivery instructionAsk Tanex or the last-mile carrier whether the shipment stage permits a change; eligibility, fees and success are route-specific.
Redelivery or pickupFollow the destination carrier's notice or depot instruction after a failed attempt; do not assume Tanex controls local pickup.
Proof of deliveryRequest it from the carrier shown as responsible for the final delivery event, using the waybill and delivery address.

Lost, Damaged, Claims, Insurance and Refunds

A tracking inquiry, missing-shipment investigation, insurance claim, postage refund and marketplace refund are different processes. The sender should preserve the waybill, invoice, declared value, packaging, photographs and correspondence and ask Tanex for the applicable contract procedure.

ProcessUse when and who acts
Transport inquiryUse for a delayed or missing event; the sender or contracting customer normally asks Tanex to investigate.
Loss or damage claimUse when loss, visible damage or missing contents is established; filing windows and compensation depend on the service agreement.
Seller or marketplace refundA commercial remedy is handled by the seller or marketplace and is separate from carrier compensation.

17TRACK cannot approve a Tanex claim, issue a transport refund, alter delivery instructions or determine liability.

Shipping Restrictions and Special Handling

Before dispatch, confirm the selected Tanex route's current prohibited-goods, customs and packaging rules. International restrictions can apply simultaneously under origin law, transit-country rules, destination law and the operating carrier's terms.

CategoryOperational impact
Dangerous goods, batteries and liquidsMay require route approval, declarations, packaging controls or may be refused; incorrect declarations can cause delay or return.
Customs-controlled and commercial goodsAccurate description, value, quantity, consignee and import documents may be required.
Perishable, fragile or high-value goodsConfirm handling, insurance and packaging terms before tender; tracking does not itself provide protection.

Customer Service

Use the official Tanex contact channels for route, customs, waybill and service questions. Prepare the tracking number, sender and recipient details, dispatch date, service name, latest scan, contents description and any photographs or value evidence.

Customer Service

ChannelVerified contact
Official website and shipment queryTanex official website; use the “运单查询” entry.
Telephone400-025-7080 or 025-85657080. The supplied contact page does not state hours or time zone.
Emailhefeng@tanex56.com
Office and network contactThe contact page lists the Nanjing headquarters operating address and branch or distribution contacts in several Chinese cities.

Ecommerce and Business Tracking

Ecommerce businesses should store the Tanex waybill, any partner identifier, destination carrier, latest normalized status and exception reason separately. This prevents a marketplace order number from being mistaken for the transport identifier and helps customer-service teams explain handoffs.

Developer/API Comparison

OptionProvider
Tanex official integrationTanex
View all details for the Tanex official integration
CoverageThe supplied official pages show a customer shipment-query function but do not publish a current public API specification.
AuthenticationObtain integration requirements directly from Tanex.
MigrationDo not rely on an undocumented or historical endpoint.
Multi-carrier tracking API17TRACK
View all details for the 17TRACK API
CoverageMulti-carrier tracking according to the current 17TRACK documentation and supported carrier data.
Authentication17token header as documented by 17TRACK.
Batch and webhookCheck the current 17TRACK developer documentation for available tracking, notification and account capabilities.

FAQ

Basic FAQs

1. How do I track my Tanex package?

Enter the waybill number on the official Tanex website or submit it to 17TRACK, then review the latest event and named responsible carrier.

2. Where can I find my Tanex tracking number?

Look on the Tanex waybill, seller dispatch notice, shipping email or commercial shipment document.

3. What does a Tanex tracking number look like?

Tanex does not publish one universal public format on the supplied official pages, so use the exact identifier supplied for the selected service.

4. Why has my Tanex tracking number not shown a first scan?

The shipment may have electronic pre-advice without physical acceptance; ask the sender to confirm handoff and dispatch date.

5. Why is my Tanex package not updating?

Consolidation, customs, line-haul movement and partner handoff can create gaps; escalate through the sender when the quoted service window has passed.

6. How long does Tanex delivery take?

The time depends on the route and product; the supplied official pages do not publish one universal delivery duration for all Tanex shipments.

7. What should I do after a Tanex delivery exception?

Read the exception reason, correct any address or customs issue, and contact the party named in the latest event.

8. What should I do if Tanex shows delivered but I have not received the package?

Check the delivery location, household members, reception desk, neighbours and proof of delivery, then contact the seller and last-mile carrier.

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

The sender should request a Tanex transport inquiry or claim under the applicable service terms and preserve packaging, photographs and value evidence.

10. How do I contact Tanex?

Use 400-025-7080, 025-85657080, hefeng@tanex56.com or the contact channels on the official Tanex website.

Expert FAQs

11. Is a Tanex shipment number always issued by Tanex?

No. A Tanex route may expose a Tanex waybill, an origin postal number, a destination partner number or a DHL or UPS identifier.

12. What happens when Tanex hands a shipment to a local carrier?

Tanex may arrange the first leg and customs process, after which a local express company or postal operator performs the last mile and may provide the next scan.

13. Does arrival at destination customs mean my Tanex package is released?

No. Arrival means the shipment reached a customs stage; release may still require review, documents, tax payment or inspection.

14. Can a Tanex route use air, road, rail and sea in one shipment?

Yes. Tanex describes international express, air, land and intermodal products, including sea-card and rail-card combinations.

15. Does 17TRACK control Tanex delivery or claims?

No. 17TRACK aggregates available tracking information but cannot transport, redirect, refund, insure or approve a Tanex claim.

16. Does Tanex publish a public tracking API?

The supplied official pages show a customer shipment-query function but do not publish a current public API specification; request integration requirements from Tanex.

17. Which party should a business contact after a partner handoff?

Use the carrier named by the latest physical acceptance or delivery scan, while the contracting sender can ask Tanex to coordinate an investigation.

Tracking API

17TRACK API reference
// Tanex official tracking API:
// Current public official tracking API not confirmed.

// 17TRACK API
// Confirm the current Tanex carrier code in the 17TRACK documentation.
// Do not replace CARRIER_CODE with an unverified value.

fetch("https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    "17token": "YourKey",
    "Content-Type": "application/json"
  },
  body: JSON.stringify([
    {
      "number": "TRACKING_NUMBER",
      "carrier": "CARRIER_CODE"
    }
  ])
});

Sources & References

17TRACK is an independent tracking platform and is not affiliated with Tanex.

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