About the service
I create package tracking widgets that show the customer live order status right on the site — without switching to third-party services and without calling support. Over several years of working with online stores, I've assembled dozens of similar screens and know the pitfalls: delivery services have different status formulations, webhooks and scheduled polling sometimes conflict, and users refresh the page every five minutes if the status looks frozen.
First, I bring all delivery stages to a unified understandable scale — accepted, packed, handed to courier, in transit, ready for pickup, delivered — regardless of how many delivery services and warehouses are involved in the chain. The widget receives the order number, checks its validity, and pulls the status automatically: on schedule or immediately when receiving a webhook from the delivery service. When the stage changes, the customer receives a notification — by email, push, or right in the interface — and doesn't need to check anything themselves. I make the frontend light so it can be embedded in an existing store without redesigning the entire page, and I connect the backend to your current order database.
What's included in the work:
— order number input form with validation
— stage scale for your delivery scheme
— automatic status updates and webhook support
— notification of stage change: email, push, interface
— clean code that's easy to hand over to your team
First, I bring all delivery stages to a unified understandable scale — accepted, packed, handed to courier, in transit, ready for pickup, delivered — regardless of how many delivery services and warehouses are involved in the chain. The widget receives the order number, checks its validity, and pulls the status automatically: on schedule or immediately when receiving a webhook from the delivery service. When the stage changes, the customer receives a notification — by email, push, or right in the interface — and doesn't need to check anything themselves. I make the frontend light so it can be embedded in an existing store without redesigning the entire page, and I connect the backend to your current order database.
What's included in the work:
— order number input form with validation
— stage scale for your delivery scheme
— automatic status updates and webhook support
— notification of stage change: email, push, interface
— clean code that's easy to hand over to your team
