Parcel

Type

Logistics

Best for

Logistics operations · Admin dashboard

Stack

TypeScript · Next.js · Tailwind CSS

Screens shown

5Captured from the live preview

Tracking stages

7Every scan, always visible

Service levels

5Express to freight

Network

5 regionsAcross ten facilities

Licence

Pro · 1 developer12 months of updates

Availability

PreviewLive preview open now

What this template is for. Each one is a filter in the catalogue, so the products beside it solve the same problem.

• Logistics operations
• Admin dashboard

Parcel covers both halves of a delivery business: the tracking page a recipient opens on a phone, and the workspace the people moving the boxes live in. One shipment model serves both, so a scan becomes a route, a route becomes a status, and the status explains itself in language a customer can read. Seven stages, five service levels and a coverage network are modelled rather than illustrated.

• Public tracking

  A tracking number becomes a readable answer: seven stages, a route drawn from scans, and a status line without jargon.

• Operations desk

  The workspace the people moving the boxes live in — volumes, exceptions and delivery performance in one view.

• Shipment records

  One shipment model serving both audiences, filterable down to the consignment that is going wrong.

Every screen below is the deployed template, captured from its own live preview.

1. 01

   Public tracking

   A tracking number becomes a readable answer: seven stages, a route drawn from scans, and a status line without jargon.

   • Seven-stage progress
   • Route from scan history
   • Proof of delivery

   

2. 02

   Operations desk

   The workspace the people moving the boxes live in — volumes, exceptions and delivery performance in one view.

   • Exception handling
   • Dispatch overview
   • Performance charts

   

3. 03

   Shipment records

   One shipment model serving both audiences, filterable down to the consignment that is going wrong.

   • Filterable table
   • Status at a glance

   

• The full source archive, with the first release
• 12 months of updates, kept permanently
• 1 developer — commercial use, including client work
• Deployment guides for 3 targets
• Email support for the length of your update window
• Redistribution as your own product

Every line above is read from this product’s own licence and release record rather than written beside it, so it cannot promise something the release does not contain.

One shipment model, two audiences

Scans are the only source of truth. Route, status and proof of delivery are all projections of the scan history, which is why the public page and the operations dashboard can never disagree about where something is. The data layer is deliberately replaceable — a carrier API drops in where the demo fixtures are.

Scan ──▶ Shipment ──┬──▶ Public tracking (recipient)
                     ├──▶ Route view
                     └──▶ Operations desk (dispatch, exceptions)

Node.js

≥ 22.12LTS or current

Package manager

pnpm ≥ 10npm and yarn also work

Operating system

macOS, Linux, Windows (WSL2)

1. 1

   Unpack the download

   The archive contains the full source. There is no installer and no post-install script.

   bash

   unzip parcel.zip
   cd parcel

2. 2

   Install dependencies

   bash

   pnpm install

3. 3

   Configure the environment

   Copy the example file and fill in the variables listed under Environment variables.

   bash

   cp .env.example .env

1. 1

   Start the development server

   bash

   pnpm dev

2. 2

   Verify the install

   Runs formatting, lint, type-check, tests and a production build.

   bash

   pnpm check

• Vercel

  Zero-config. Set the environment variables listed above and connect the repository.

• Docker

  A multi-stage Dockerfile is included, producing a standalone image with no build toolchain.

• Any Node host

  Builds to a standard Node server. Nothing depends on a platform-specific runtime.

1. 1.0.0

   19 Aug 2026

   Initial commercial release

   • addedInitial commercial release

Documentation ships with the first release.

• Documentation
• Report a problem
• Licensing questions