Bring tracking: numbers, statuses and pickup deadlines

Bring tracking number format

Bring says an item or parcel number generally has 13 characters (two letters, nine digits, two letters), or is a series of 18 digits starting with 3 or 17 digits starting with 7. Enter the whole combination.

Where to find it. In the shop's shipping email, in an SMS or email from Bring or Posten, or as a barcode on Posten's mailbox notice. Bring's own tracking also accepts the sender's reference or your mobile number.

For a consignment of several parcels, Bring's page lists each parcel's own number.

No result? Check that the parcel went with Posten or Bring, and that you didn't enter an order number. Lookalikes: a postal number ending SE or DK is PostNord's, one ending FI belongs to Finland's Posti.

What Bring's tracking statuses mean

Bring's tracking opens in Norwegian on sporing.posten.no and sporing.bring.no, with a switch to English; tracking.bring.se and tracking.bring.dk show Swedish and Danish. There's no Finnish. The English wordings, in the order a parcel meets them:

The shipment has been temporarily placed in warehouse. sounds like storage, but the Norwegian original means the depot that sends out the delivery vans. Lines such as Home delivery date is changed. or The recipient has selected a desired delivery location. record a change to the delivery; the parcel hasn't moved.

Gaps are normal. Bring and Posten say there's no tracking between terminals, which can take 1 to 4 days. See tracking that isn't updating.

Bring pickup point, parcel locker and home delivery

These rules are for Norway; in Sweden and Denmark, check bring.se or bring.dk.

Where it waits. At a post office, a Post i Butikk (post in a shop) or a Pakkeboks parcel locker, as the tracking usually says; terminals aren't pickup points. Lockers take parcels up to 10 kg. You're told by the Posten app, SMS or email, with up to two reminders.

How long it waits. Posten's current deadlines:

• Pakkeboks locker: 4 days, extendable free of charge to 7.
• Other pickup points: 7 days, extendable free of charge to 14 in the Posten app or by SMS, for a limited period.
• Parcels with only a paper notice, such as some from abroad: 14 days.

Some senders allow no extension, and the tracking page shows each parcel's own deadline. An uncollected parcel goes back to the sender. Take ID: some parcels need it.

Home delivery. If you chose it in the shop, Posten delivers on weekdays, 17:00 to 21:00 in towns and 08:00 to 16:00 elsewhere. To move a pickup-point parcel to your door, use the link in the message: NOK 75 before it reaches the pickup point, NOK 100 after; not for locker or customs parcels.

Sweden and Denmark. In Sweden, the first reminder offers 7 extra days at an ombud (agent). In Denmark, a missed home delivery returns to the terminal with a drop card; book a new one by phone or online.

Bring parcel delayed, lost or damaged

Not moving. If nothing updates in the expected time, Bring asks you to contact the sender, who can check whether the parcel was handed in.

Damaged or missing items. Bring says a claim must come from the sender or whoever paid for transport; as the recipient, tell the shop as soon as possible. Bring's deadlines: visible damage or missing items at once, on receipt; hidden damage within 7 calendar days; other issues such as delay within 14 days of delivery. Every claim expires after a year. Take photos and keep the goods. Marked delivered but not there? See delivered but not received.

Customs in Norway. From shops in Norway's VOEC scheme (items under NOK 3,000), nothing is due on arrival. Otherwise Posten charges NOK 46 to clear a parcel worth up to NOK 500, NOK 78 up to 3,000, NOK 278 above. Pay in the Posten app, Digipost or by letter. More in parcels held at customs.

Bring customer service phone number

As listed on Bring's and Posten's pages on 12 October 2026:

• Posten, Norway: 22 03 00 00, weekdays 08:00 to 17:00; chat around the clock.
• Bring, Norway: 04045, or +47 22030045 from abroad, weekdays 08:00 to 17:00; chat around the clock.
• Written complaints: Posten and Bring customer service, Kjøita 19, 4630 Kristiansand.
• Sweden: 0770-11 33 00, weekdays 08:00 to 17:00; chat around the clock.
• Denmark: 70 28 60 70 (+45 70 28 60 70), weekdays 08:00 to 17:00; chat around the clock; email [email protected].

Tracking Bring parcels with Peek

Peek names a postal number ending NO as Bring's straight away when its check digit is valid. The 18-digit 370/373 numbers, the 20-digit barcodes starting 00370 or 00373 and 17-digit numbers starting 70 are shared with other carriers, and Peek can't ask Bring whether it knows them: tap "Change" and pick Bring, listed first under "Fits this number", unless a tracking service names it. Links from sporing.bring.no, sporing.posten.no and tracking.bring.com, .se or .dk work with any number. A multi-parcel consignment number isn't tracked; use each parcel's number.

Peek shows the status, each scan's town on a map, the sender, service, weight, dimensions, the expected day when Bring gives one and, while the parcel waits, the pickup point's name. Instead of Bring's sentences, each step gets a short label such as "Handed in", "At terminal" or "Ready for pickup". It drops addresses, photos and the pickup code, checks every 10 minutes (every 2 once out for delivery) and can notify you of changes.

Questions about Bring tracking

Is Bring the same as Posten?

Not quite: both are brands of Posten Bring, with one shared tracking. Posten serves people in Norway, Bring businesses in the Nordics and private customers outside Norway.

How long does Posten take to deliver?

Posten says Norgespakke and pickup parcels usually take 2 to 5 business days in Norway. Bring Denmark delivers most parcels within 1 to 2 days.

How long does Bring keep a parcel in a locker?

In Norway, 4 days in a Pakkeboks, which you can extend free of charge to 7. Then it goes back to the sender.

What happens if a Bring parcel goes missing?

Contact the shop: the sender files the claim with Bring, and all claims expire after a year.