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Track Scan provides transparency from goods receipt to internal handover. Every acceptance is logged and every delivery confirmed – so outstanding parcels are immediately visible instead of requiring a long search.
Scan, photograph, courier signs
Assign package, recipient signs
Pending packages, carrier, proof of delivery
Every shipment is documented from arrival to delivery. You can see at any time whether a package is still pending, which carrier it came from, and who delivered it.
The courier confirms receipt with a signature, and the recipient acknowledges delivery. Both steps are digitally traceable and permanently stored.
When receiving or handing over a package, you can take photos directly. This provides clear documentation of any damage or special details—without the need for paper notes.
At the end of the day, Track Scan immediately shows which packages have not yet been delivered. Targeted tracking replaces time-consuming searches.
Employees can check the status of a shipment themselves—when it arrived, whether it has already been handed over, and to whom.
Who received which parcel, when, and where? This information is available at any time—ready to hand in case of disputes or loss.
In many companies, it is not clearly visible where a parcel is, who last handled it, or whether it has already been delivered internally.
Information has to be gathered through inquiries, lists, or by contacting specific individuals. This wastes time, complicates coordination, and creates unnecessary search efforts.
In the worst-case scenario, this also delays operational processes—because an important parcel cannot be found in the system, even though it has been sitting somewhere in the building for a long time.
Which parcels are still waiting to be delivered? Currently, this question can often only be answered by asking around.
Who received or handed over a parcel? Without digital confirmation, this remains unclear.
If a parcel goes missing, it must be tracked manually—without timestamps or a documented trail.
Was the parcel damaged upon arrival? Without photo documentation, it is impossible to prove this reliably after the fact.
Track Scan integrates the two core stages of internal parcel logistics into a single, seamless, and documented process—from receipt by the courier to signed delivery at the final destination.
Scan & document

When a package arrives at the mailroom or central receiving area, it is immediately registered with Track Scan. The barcode or tracking number is scanned, and the arrival date is set automatically.
Optionally, the condition of the package can be documented via camera – right at the point of entry, without any paperwork. The courier then confirms the handover with their signature. This provides seamless proof of arrival.
Assignment to a specific internal recipient does not take place at this stage – the package is initially registered as received and awaits handover.
Benefit: Every arrival is immediately logged – with a timestamp, courier signature, and optional photo of the package condition.
Assign & deliver

When a package is handed over internally, the employee scans it in Track Scan and assigns it to the destination room or the recipient. This step is where assignment and delivery happen simultaneously.
The recipient confirms receipt with their signature directly in the application. Here, too, photos of the package can be taken if necessary – for example, to document its condition upon delivery.
Benefit: Assignment, delivery, and proof of receipt in one step – including timestamp, room, recipient, and an optional photo.
Stay on top of things

Track Scan provides information at any time on which parcels have not yet been delivered and which carrier delivered them. This makes end-of-day processing in the mailroom clear and allows for targeted tracking.
For parcels that have already been delivered, the room and recipient are visible – along with the time of delivery and the proof of receipt. This ensures that complete documentation is available at all times.
Benefit: Clear end-of-day processing – open parcels tracked by carrier, delivered parcels tracked by room, recipient, and acknowledgement.
Track Scan is designed for practical, everyday use – quick to deploy, easy to operate, and requires no complex IT implementation.
Track Scan is designed for companies, hospitals, and institutions with a central receiving department, many destination rooms, and multiple people involved – anywhere that parcels are delivered internally and there is a lack of transparency regarding their status.
Large office buildings or corporate sites with a central mailroom and distributed departments
Frequent internal deliveries to stations, departments, and supply areas – involving high coordination effort
Universities, government agencies, and institutions with multiple buildings and a large number of internal recipients
In the morning, a package arrives at the mailroom. The employee scans it, optionally takes a photo of its condition, and has the courier sign for it. Later, when the package is delivered, it is assigned directly to a room and a recipient – who then acknowledges receipt. If a package is still open at the end of the day, Track Scan shows it immediately: including the carrier and arrival time, so that targeted inquiries can be made.
"As an employee in the mailroom, goods receiving, or internal delivery department, I want to be able to track where a package is at any time and who last handled it – so that I can manage shipments more securely, faster, and without unnecessary follow-up questions until they reach their internal destination."
Track Scan is suitable for companies, clinics, and institutions where packages are delivered internally on a daily basis – especially when receipt and delivery are handled by different people and there is a lack of transparency regarding the package's journey. The solution is particularly relevant in larger building and campus structures with many destination rooms.
Upon receipt, the package is scanned and recorded in Track Scan. Optionally, the condition of the package can be documented via camera. The courier then signs for the handover digitally. Assignment to an internal recipient does not occur at this stage – that happens only during final delivery.
Assignment to a recipient or a destination room takes place at the time of handover – i.e., when the package is delivered internally. During this step, the package is scanned, assigned to the recipient or room, and the delivery is acknowledged by the recipient.
Track Scan shows which packages have not yet been delivered and which carrier delivered them. For packages that have already been delivered, the room, recipient, and time of delivery are visible – including the proof of delivery.
No. Track Scan is a standalone etiscan solution and works without an ERP connection. Integration into existing systems is possible but not a requirement. This allows for a quick rollout without extensive IT projects.
Track Scan runs on Android mobile devices as well as standard smartphones. For high-volume environments, we recommend rugged mobile devices. We would be happy to advise you on the right hardware through our hardware partnership.
Track Scan is currently transitioning from pilot and demo deployments to a more widely available product. The essential core functions—receipt with photo documentation and courier signature, delivery with recipient assignment and acknowledgment, and the daily overview—are already implemented. Please feel free to contact us directly.
Schedule a demo and see how Track Scan makes internal package movements in your company transparent and traceable.
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