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Parcel deliveries

UPS designs tracking pages that pre-empt support calls. Our case study benchmarks six delivery firms, with UX Bites on transparency across the parcel journey.

Key takeaways from 1 Case Study and 1 UX Bite

  • Tracking says you're seeing the same details an agent would, so users don't call support

  • Naming the limits of the information manages expectations instead of leaving users guessing

  • Our case study shipped identical boxes with six couriers to compare their tracking UX

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Last updated: 27/08/2026

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