Pitney Bowes

Pitney Bowes Tracking Overview

Founded in 1920, Pitney Bowes is a global technology company specializing in mailing, shipping, and logistics solutions. Initially known for inventing the first commercial postage meter, the company now provides services like e-commerce support, real-time package tracking, and cross-border logistics for businesses worldwide. Key offerings include PitneyShip Pro for shipment management and TrackMyMail, a tool for monitoring inbound/outbound mail delivery performance. The company partners with carriers like USPS, UPS, and DHL for final-mile delivery.

How to Track Pitney Bowes Packages

1. Via Pitney Bowes’ Official Website:

   • Navigate to the Pitney Bowes tracking page and enter your tracking number (e.g., PBX or UPA formats).

   • View updates such as “Arrived at Post Office”, “Out for Delivery”, or “Delivered”, including timestamps and carrier details.

2. Via Third-Party Tools (Synctrack):

   • Obtain the Pitney Bowes tracking number from your order confirmation.

   • Visit the Synctrack Tracking Page, input the number, and click “Track” to monitor shipments across multiple carriers in one platform.

Pitney Bowes Contact Information

Contact details are typically provided by the retailer or marketplace where the purchase was made. Pitney Bowes advises customers to reach out to the seller for order-specific inquiries. You can contact them via their Chat Support on their website. Please note that Live agents are available Mon – Fri, 8am – 8pm ET.

• Office Location: Global headquarters at 3001 Summer Street, Stamford, Connecticut, United States.

FAQs About Pitney Bowes Tracking

1. How long does delivery take?

   • Estimated 3–5 business days for most services, though delays may occur due to customs, weather, or carrier volume.

2. Why does tracking show “Customs Clearance”?

   • Indicates the package is undergoing import/export checks. Delays depend on documentation or restricted items.

3. Can I reroute a shipment?

   • Changes depend on the shipment stage and retailer policies. Contact the seller to explore options.

4. Why hasn’t my tracking number updated?

   • Common causes include transit delays, system lags, or incomplete scans. Allow 1–2 business days before escalating.

5. What if my package is returned to the retailer?

   • Carriers typically attempt delivery twice before returning items. Check tracking for “Notice Left” statuses to reschedule.