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To track a Spoton package, make sure you have the tracking number provided by the sender or the retailer. This unique code gives you access to all the information related to your shipment.

Enter this number in the search field and confirm. The most recent tracking data will be displayed automatically.

A detailed timeline then traces your package's journey: current location, completed transit stages, and estimated delivery date. This information is updated at each new stage, allowing you to follow your shipment's progress in real time.

Spoton
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About Spoton

Spoton Logistics Private Limited is an Indian B2B express logistics company specializing in time-definite, door-to-door cargo delivery and Part Truck Load distribution across India. Incorporated in 2011 and headquartered in Bengaluru, the company operates over 333 service centers covering 22,000+ PIN codes and has been a subsidiary of Delhivery Limited since 2021.


Founded 2011
Country India
Avg. delivery 7-90d

How to contact Spoton?

If you are experiencing issues with the delivery process managed by Spoton, please do not hesitate to contact their customer support.

Headquarters Spoton, Bengaluru, India support@spoton.co.in Phone: +9118001021414

What is Spoton?

Spoton Logistics Private Limited is an Indian B2B express logistics company specializing in time-definite, door-to-door cargo delivery across the Indian subcontinent. The company's origins trace not to a startup, but to a corporate divestiture. TNT Express, the Dutch multinational logistics group, operated a domestic surface express business in India that it ultimately chose to exit. In 2012, private equity firm India Equity Partners acquired that division and built an independent Indian logistics company from it. The successor entity was incorporated in Delhi in 2011 under the name Startrek Logistics Private Limited, with operations beginning in 2012. The company was rebranded as Spoton Logistics in 2016.

Abhik Mitra, formerly Managing Director of TNT Logistics India, became the founding CEO and the architect of the transition from a multinational subsidiary to an independent Indian carrier. Under his leadership and India Equity Partners' ownership through 2018, the company grew at roughly 25 to 29 percent year-on-year. In 2018, a consortium of Samara Capital and Xponentia Fund Partners acquired Spoton for approximately $78.5 million, with revenues approaching $90 million in FY2018-19 and annual growth rates exceeding 32 percent. The company received Great Place to Work certification in January 2020.

The defining turning point arrived in August 2021, when Delhivery Limited, one of India's largest integrated logistics platforms, acquired Spoton for approximately $200 million. Delhivery's rationale was to pair its strength in B2C parcel delivery with Spoton's established position in B2B Part Truck Load distribution, ahead of Delhivery's eventual stock market listing. The integration proved more difficult than anticipated, with PTL revenues falling from approximately $58 million in early 2022 to around $33 million by mid-2022 and losses widening sharply in subsequent quarters. In April 2023, Mitra resigned after eleven years at the helm. Delhivery has continued operating the Spoton brand and network as a distinct entity within the group.

  • Founded: 2011 (incorporated as Startrek Logistics Private Limited); operations commenced in 2012 from the acquired TNT Express India domestic division
  • Former name: Startrek Logistics Private Limited, rebranded to Spoton Logistics in 2016
  • CIN: U63090DL2011PTC409002
  • Headquarters: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
  • Parent company: Delhivery Limited, a 100% subsidiary since August 2021
  • Previous owners: India Equity Partners (2012-2018), followed by Samara Capital and Xponentia Fund Partners (2018-2021)
  • Annual turnover: Greater than $60 million per regulatory filings
  • Network infrastructure: 38 gateway hubs, over 333 service centers, and coverage spanning more than 22,000 PIN codes across India
  • Market focus: B2B express logistics, Part Truck Load distribution, and enterprise supply chains within India

Spoton built its market identity around serving industrial and corporate India, with sectors such as automotive spare parts, pharmaceuticals, hi-tech electronics, and engineering goods forming its core client base. The operational heritage inherited from TNT Express's India division shaped the carrier's emphasis on piece-level barcode tracking, disciplined processes, and delivery time commitments that industrial supply chains depend on for planning. The acquisition by Delhivery has brought Spoton into a larger logistics platform, though the brand continues to target the B2B express segment specifically, distinct from Delhivery's consumer parcel operations.

Which countries does Spoton deliver to?

Spoton Logistics operates exclusively within India. The carrier does not provide international shipping services, and its entire infrastructure is designed around domestic Indian distribution. The network is built on a tiered hub-and-spoke model, with 38 gateway hubs at the top tier managing inter-regional trunk movements between major zones. Below these sit approximately 29 to 35 transit hubs and 13 major depots responsible for intermediate sorting before consignments are dispatched toward the final delivery layer.

The front-line delivery infrastructure comprises over 333 service centers, combining owned branches with partner locations, supported by more than 500 delivery partners and a vehicle fleet exceeding 1,000 units. In aggregate, this network reaches over 22,000 PIN codes across the country, of which 12,639 are served with day-definite and time-definite delivery commitments. Daily shipment capacity across the network exceeds 100,000 consignments, a scale that reflects the carrier's position as one of the larger dedicated B2B express networks operating within India.

  • South (headquarters zone): Karnataka and surrounding states, anchored from Bengaluru
  • North: Delhi NCR and northern India, managed from the New Delhi regional office
  • East: West Bengal and eastern states, operated from Kolkata
  • West: Maharashtra and surrounding states, managed from Mumbai
  • South (additional): Tamil Nadu and surrounding states, operated from Chennai
  • Total PIN code coverage: Over 22,000 PIN codes spanning all major industrial corridors of India
  • Time-definite coverage: 12,639 PIN codes with guaranteed day-definite and time-definite delivery windows for enterprise clients

States with particularly dense service coverage include Maharashtra, Karnataka, Delhi NCR, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal, which correspond to India's primary industrial and commercial corridors. The automotive belt, pharmaceutical manufacturing zones, and electronics production clusters are key operational concentrations within this footprint, directly reflecting the carrier's enterprise client base in those sectors. Spoton does not serve any destinations outside Indian territory, and shippers with cross-border requirements will need to use a separate carrier for those lanes.

What are the Spoton services and delivery times?

Spoton's service portfolio covers the full range of B2B express logistics requirements within India. The flagship offering is express distribution for corporate and enterprise clients, providing time-definite, door-to-door cargo delivery by both surface and air modes. Part Truck Load, commonly referred to as PTL, is the backbone of the company's revenue base. Mid-sized consignments that do not fill an entire truck are consolidated and moved through the hub network, with rates and transit times determined by the origin-destination pair and the service tier selected.

  • Express Distribution (B2B): Time-definite, door-to-door cargo delivery for enterprise clients, available by both surface and air modes
  • Part Truck Load (PTL): Consolidated cargo service for mid-sized consignments, moved through the tiered hub network
  • Full Truck Load (FTL): Dedicated vehicle capacity for large-volume shipments requiring a full truck
  • Air Express: Time-critical shipments moved by air freight for maximum speed, priced at a premium over surface options
  • Surface Express (Road): Cost-effective road-based delivery for general cargo, covering the widest geographic reach in the network
  • Rail Express: Bulk cargo movement over long distances using the Indian rail network, positioned as an economical option for high-volume lanes
  • Cold Chain Logistics: Temperature-controlled transportation for pharmaceuticals, biotechnology products, food and beverage, and agricultural goods
  • Reverse Logistics: Managed returns processing for e-commerce and retail clients
  • Warehousing and Supply Chain: Provided through RTS Logistics, a subsidiary acquired by Spoton in December 2019
  • Spoton EduExpress: A student relocation service providing free 20 kg packing boxes (dimensions 16.9 x 16.9 x 30 cm), road-based, covering 12,639 PIN codes at a flat rate
  • SpotExhibit: Specialized logistics for events and exhibitions
  • Spot Retail: Retail transportation and distribution solutions for trade clients

For standard B2B express shipments on major city-to-city corridors, typical delivery is 2 to 3 business days by surface. Air express shipments complete faster, with exact timeframes depending on route and flight availability. Deliveries to remote areas or less-connected PIN codes may extend to up to 7 business days. The EduExpress student relocation service operates on a transit time of 5 to 7 working days, not counting the day of booking or the day of delivery itself.

A defining feature of Spoton's delivery proposition is its day-definite and time-definite delivery commitment across 12,639 PIN codes. This means enterprise clients can specify not just a target delivery date but a delivery time window, which is a practical requirement for just-in-time manufacturing and supply chain operations. This level of precision is a direct inheritance from the operational standards of TNT Express's India division, and it separates Spoton from carriers that offer only approximate delivery estimates.

What are the Spoton rates and maximum dimensions accepted?

Spoton calculates shipping charges using the standard logistics billing model applied across the Indian express industry. Rates are based on the higher of actual weight and volumetric weight, multiplied by a per-kilogram rate that varies by origin-destination pair, service tier, and applicable surcharges for fuel or operational conditions. Spoton does not publish specific per-kilogram rates through its public channels, as B2B pricing for PTL and FTL services is negotiated at the account level for enterprise clients, reflecting shipment volumes, lanes, and contracted service level requirements.

  • Billing model: Higher of actual weight and volumetric (dimensional) weight, multiplied by the applicable per-kilogram rate for the origin-destination pair
  • Enterprise pricing: Negotiated contractually for B2B accounts, with rates reflecting lane, volume, and agreed service level commitments
  • Walk-in and ad hoc rates: Available at branch offices and through the company's booking channels for shippers without an established account
  • EduExpress pricing: Flat-rate model for a standardized 20 kg box with dimensions of 16.9 x 16.9 x 30 cm, delivered to the pickup address before shipment
  • Surcharges: Fuel surcharges and operational surcharges apply and vary with market conditions and route-specific factors

The EduExpress student service represents an exception to the account-based pricing model. For this service, a flat rate covers a standardized 20 kg box that Spoton delivers to the pickup address in advance. The simplicity of this structure removes the need for weight-based calculation for the student segment, making it accessible without a corporate account or prior rate negotiation. For all other services, prospective shippers should contact Spoton branch offices or account managers directly for current rate sheets, as tariffs change with fuel costs, route conditions, and commercial agreements.

What are the Spoton delivery options?

Spoton operates as a B2B carrier, and its primary delivery model is door-to-door delivery at commercial premises including warehouses, offices, factories, and retail locations. The carrier does not operate consumer parcel lockers or post office pickup points. Its infrastructure is oriented entirely toward business consignees with registered commercial addresses, which shapes both the delivery process and the proof-of-delivery requirements that enterprise supply chain management depends on.

  • Standard B2B delivery: Door-to-door delivery at commercial premises with a formal proof-of-delivery process for every consignment
  • POD retrieval by SMS: Proof-of-delivery images can be retrieved by sending the keyword POD to the carrier's SMS service number at +91 9243392433
  • PIN code serviceability check: Available by SMS, by sending the keyword PIN to +91 9243392433, to confirm whether a destination code is within the serviced network
  • Pickup request by SMS: Pickup requests can be submitted by sending the keyword PICKUP to +91 9243392433
  • Multi-location pickup: Available for clients with complex or distributed dispatch requirements across multiple sites

In cases where delivery cannot be completed at the consignee address due to absence, address issues, or other circumstances, standard logistics practice applies. The carrier will typically attempt re-delivery or hold the shipment at the nearest service center for a defined period. If delivery remains unsuccessful after that window, a return-to-origin process is initiated and the consignment is routed back toward the original sender. Enterprise clients with established accounts manage these exceptions through their account managers rather than through a consumer-facing portal.

What should I do if my Spoton parcel is lost or damaged?

For claims relating to lost, damaged, or delayed shipments, Spoton handles these through its customer support channels and for enterprise accounts, through dedicated account managers. As a B2B carrier serving corporate clients, most claims processes are governed by the service agreement or contract of carriage in place between Spoton and the client organization, rather than a standardized consumer claims portal. Documentation requirements typically include the consignment number, invoice copies, and photographs of any damage, with specific filing deadlines set out in the service agreement.

  • Toll-free phone (India): 1800 102 1414, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
  • Alternative toll-free number: 1800 200 1414
  • International callers: +91 18001021414
  • Enterprise claims: Handled through the assigned account manager for contracted clients, following the terms of the individual service agreement
  • Required documentation: Consignment number (AWB or docket number), copy of the commercial invoice, and photographic evidence of damage where applicable
  • Social media support: Available through the carrier's official Facebook and Twitter accounts for general inquiries and escalations

The 24-hour toll-free line is the primary channel for immediate support, whether for tracking inquiries, delivery exceptions, or initiating a claims report. For enterprise accounts with complex supply chains or high shipment volumes, the account manager relationship is typically the more efficient route for claims resolution, as that channel has direct access to consignment records and can coordinate with operations teams at specific hubs or service centers. Walk-in support is also available at Spoton branch offices for shippers who prefer in-person assistance.

Does Spoton handle international shipments and customs formalities?

Spoton Logistics is a domestic India-only carrier. The company does not offer international shipping services, cross-border customs clearance, or export and import logistics of any kind. All services operate exclusively within Indian territory, and the carrier does not publish customs documentation requirements, prohibited items lists for international shipments, or country-specific import restrictions, as none of these are applicable to its operations.

For businesses that require international logistics alongside Spoton's domestic distribution capabilities, the parent company Delhivery maintains international partnerships that may address cross-border requirements. Spoton itself remains strictly scoped to the domestic Indian market and its network infrastructure, hub locations, and service agreements are all designed for intra-India movements only. Shippers with international requirements will need to engage a separate carrier for those lanes, as Spoton does not operate beyond Indian borders under any service offering.

Understanding tracking statuses

When tracking a Spoton consignment, the carrier uses a 9-digit fully numeric tracking number, also referred to as an AWB number, consignment number, LR number, or docket number. A representative example of this format is a number such as 227337501. Tracking is available through Spoton's own ConTracker platform and also through the Delhivery tracking portal following the 2021 acquisition. Third-party tracking aggregators including also support Spoton consignment numbers. Below are the main status messages that appear during shipment routing and their meanings.

Status Description
Tracking number created A shipping label has been generated and an AWB number has been assigned to the consignment. The parcel has not yet been physically collected from the sender at this stage. This status simply indicates that the shipment has been registered in the system in advance of pickup.
Pending The shipment record has been created in the Spoton system, but the consignment is awaiting physical collection from the sender's premises. This is a pre-pickup state that follows the initial booking registration.
Shipment Booked The booking has been confirmed with Spoton. The carrier has accepted the consignment into its system and it is scheduled for pickup or processing at the origin location.
Picked up The consignment has been collected from the sender's premises and is now in Spoton's physical custody. The shipment has formally entered the carrier's network at this stage and dispatch processing can begin.
Package received The consignment has been received and logged at a Spoton facility. This confirms physical intake of the shipment at a branch, depot, or hub location within the network.
Package arrived The consignment has arrived at an intermediate carrier facility during its transit through the hub network. This status may appear multiple times as the shipment moves through successive processing points on the way to its destination.
At Hub The consignment is currently at a transit or gateway hub where it is being sorted and prepared for the next leg of its journey. Spoton operates 38 gateway hubs across India for these inter-regional sorting and dispatch operations.
In Transit The shipment is actively moving through the logistics network between facilities. This is the general status applied while the consignment is in transport between hubs, depots, or service centers along its route.
Shipment left facility The consignment has departed from a carrier sorting center, hub, or depot and is moving toward the next point in its routing. This status marks the departure from a fixed facility and the resumption of transit.
Out for Delivery The consignment has reached the local delivery service center and has been loaded onto a delivery vehicle for today's delivery run. The shipment is in the final stage before attempted delivery to the consignee's address.
Delivery attempted A delivery attempt was made at the consignee's address but could not be completed. This may be due to the consignee being unavailable, an address discrepancy, or other circumstances at the delivery location. Re-delivery will typically be attempted or the shipment held at the local service center.
Delivered The consignment has been successfully delivered to the consignee at the destination address. Proof of delivery has been obtained and the shipment is considered complete in the carrier's system.
Undelivered The carrier has been unable to complete delivery and the situation is awaiting resolution. The sender or consignee should contact Spoton customer support to clarify the next steps and prevent the consignment from being returned to origin.
Delayed The shipment is behind its expected delivery schedule. This status is applied once a delay has been identified in the network. A revised estimated delivery date may be provided through the tracking interface or through customer support.
Shipment will delay A proactive notification indicating that a delay is anticipated before it has formally occurred. This status allows recipients to adjust their expectations or operational plans before the originally scheduled delivery date arrives.
Exception A temporary or unforeseen issue is affecting the normal progression of the shipment. Exceptions can arise from operational disruptions, weather events, address discrepancies, or other circumstances. Further action may be required from the sender or consignee to resolve the situation.
In transit for return A return-to-origin process has been initiated and the consignment is now moving back through the network toward the original sender. This status is typically triggered by repeated failed delivery attempts or a formal return request from the client.
Returned to Origin (RTO) The consignment has been routed back and delivered to the original sender's address. The return-to-origin process is complete and the carrier's obligation for that shipment is closed in the system.
Returned Delivery to the original sender has been completed. This status confirms the physical return of the consignment to the point of origin and closes the shipment record.
Lost The consignment cannot be located within the carrier's network. In this situation, the shipper should contact Spoton customer support immediately to open a formal investigation and initiate the applicable claims process under the terms of the service agreement.

Where can I find my Spoton tracking number?

The Spoton tracking number is automatically sent when your package is shipped. As the recipient, you receive it by email, SMS, or directly on the order confirmation page of the retailer's website.

If you cannot find it in your notifications, log in to your customer account on the website where you placed your order. The tracking number can be found in your order history or in the section dedicated to ongoing deliveries.

Once you have this number, enter it in the search field to check your delivery progress and estimated arrival date.

Why isn't my Spoton package moving in the package tracking history?

When your Spoton package tracking hasn't updated for several days, several factors may explain this delay: customs formalities for international shipments, logistical incidents, or simply a delay in updating the information.

Before taking any action, verify that the delivery address provided during the order is correct. An error or incomplete information can slow down the shipping process. If the delay persists beyond the announced timeframe, contact Spoton customer service or the sender with your tracking number on hand. They will be able to precisely locate your package and, if necessary, open an investigation to determine the cause of the delay.

When I track my Spoton package, why does it show as "returned"?

A "returned" status means that the package has been sent back to the sender. Several situations can explain this return:

Incorrect or incomplete address

The delivery driver was unable to identify the recipient due to an incorrect, illegible, or incomplete address missing essential information (apartment number, access code, etc.).

Unsuccessful delivery attempts

After several unsuccessful attempts and in the absence of collection within the allotted time, the package is automatically returned to its origin point.

Unclaimed package

The recipient did not collect the package from the post office or pickup point within the holding period, usually 15 days.

Customs issues

For international shipments, missing or incomplete documents or an incorrect value declaration can result in customs clearance refusal and the return of the package.

If your package shows this status, contact the sender or Spoton customer service to find out the exact reason for the return and agree on a solution: a new shipment or refund according to the seller's terms.

Why does the Spoton parcel tracking timeline indicate that my order cannot be found?

If no information appears when tracking your Spoton package, several causes are possible:

Incorrect tracking number

Make sure that the number entered matches exactly the one provided by the sender. A single character error prevents the package from being identified.

Tracking activation delay

Tracking information is only available once the package has been picked up by Spoton. A delay of 24 to 48 hours may occur between the notification being sent and the first status update.

Technical issue

Temporary malfunctions can sometimes affect the online tracking system. In this case, try again later or contact Spoton customer service for assistance.