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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Domain Logistics formats accepted here include 12 digits, e.g. 123456789012.
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Domain Logistics is a Toronto-based courier and the company behind Domain Express, the direct-to-door same-day and express delivery service used for Ontario Cannabis Store orders. Orders are collected from the warehouse, carried on Domain's own vans and delivered to the address on the order, all inside Ontario, so a Domain delivery never crosses a border or passes through customs.
Track91 reads the steps Domain publishes for your tracking number and lays them out newest first, alongside the delivery estimate Domain attached to the most recent one. Domain Logistics official tracking.
Which service the retailer booked shapes both the estimate you see and how quickly the steps follow one another. Coverage, cut-off times and delivery areas should be confirmed with Domain Logistics or with the retailer who shipped your order.
The service almost every tracked Domain order travels on. The order leaves the warehouse with a delivery window of a few evening hours, which narrows to a single estimated arrival time once the driver sets off. The service name appears on every step.
Orders placed before the warehouse cut-off can be collected, loaded and delivered on the same calendar day. On these the shipped, out for delivery and delivered steps are often only a few hours apart, all carrying the same date.
Domain carries age-restricted goods, so a delivery is made to a person rather than left at a door, and identification is checked at the handover. Domain publishes no signatory name with the delivery step, so Track91 never shows one.
Domain's tracking page publishes the same steps in English and French, so one order can be described as delivered or as livrée depending on the route asked. Track91 reads both wordings onto the same milestone.
A Domain Logistics tracking number is a run of twelve digits with no letters and no prefix, for example 123456789012. It arrives in the shipping confirmation the retailer sends.
Because the number carries nothing that names the carrier, Track91 never guesses Domain Logistics from the number alone: pick the carrier yourself if the number came without one. Domain's tracking service matches the number whole, so a missing digit, an added digit or a dropped leading zero finds nothing rather than finding the wrong order.
Most Domain orders are delivered on the day they ship or the day after, within the Ontario area the company serves. Deliveries commonly run into the evening, and the windows Domain publishes often end late at night.
Domain attaches its own estimate to each step, so it is revised as the order travels: a broad evening window when it ships, a single arrival time when it goes out for delivery. Track91 shows the newest one as an expected step and drops it once the order is delivered.
Domain writes its steps as plain sentences aimed at the customer rather than as status codes, and publishes no location with any of them.
Domain has collected the order from the warehouse and it is in its network. An estimated delivery day and window are published with this step. The French wording is Votre commande a été expédiée!
The order is on a van and due at your address today. The delivery window is replaced by a single estimated arrival time. The French wording is En cours de livraison.
The order was handed over. Domain publishes no signatory, no photograph and no delivery location with it. The French wording is Votre commande a été livrée!
Not a step at all: it is the message Domain's own page shows when its tracking service holds no status for a number yet. Check again once the retailer confirms the order has shipped.
Written by the Track91 team from Domain Logistics's published information; some details are still being verified. Last reviewed . Track91 is independent of Domain Logistics. Report a correction.
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Help with Domain Logistics tracking, delays and deliveries. Select a question to read the answer.
Enter the Domain Logistics tracking number from your order confirmation or shipping email into the tracking field on Track91. The newest step appears first, with the shipped, out for delivery and delivered steps dated below it and the current estimated delivery beside them. No account or login is needed.
Domain Logistics tracking numbers are normally twelve digits, for example 123456789012, with no letters and no prefix. Copy every digit, including any leading zeros, because its tracking service matches the number whole and will not find an order if one digit is missing or added.
Domain Logistics runs same-day and express deliveries inside its Ontario service area, so most orders arrive on the day they ship or the day after. The estimate shown with your tracking is the one Domain itself published with the most recent step, and it is revised as the order moves.
Domain Logistics files only a handful of steps for an order: shipped, out for delivery and delivered. There is no scan between them, so the tracking can stay unchanged for hours while the order is genuinely moving. Check the estimated delivery time rather than waiting for a new step to appear.
It means Domain Logistics has collected the order from the warehouse and it is now in its network. This is the first step most orders ever show. Domain publishes an estimated delivery day and a delivery window with it, which is revised to a precise arrival time once the order goes out for delivery.
The order is on a van with a driver and is due at your address that day. Domain replaces the earlier delivery window with a single estimated arrival time at this point. The next step you see is normally the delivery itself, usually within a few hours.
No. Domain Logistics publishes no location at all with its steps, no city, depot or postal code, so Track91 shows no map, no route and no scan location for a Domain order. Only the step itself, its date and time and the current estimate are published by the carrier.
Domain Logistics publishes a bare date and twelve-hour clock with no time zone attached. It delivers in Ontario, so the clocks read as Eastern time, but because the carrier never states a zone and Canada spans six, Track91 shows each time exactly as Domain wrote it rather than converting it.
Not on Track91. The tracking number is the only thing Domain Logistics resolves, and its service answers nothing else: not a name, an address, a phone number or an order reference. Check your order confirmation email or your account order history on the retailer who sent the parcel.
Contact the retailer you ordered from first, since they hold the delivery contract with Domain Logistics and can open an enquiry on your behalf. Have the tracking number, the last step shown and its date and time ready. Domain Logistics also handles delivery enquiries through its own website.
No. Track91 is an independent tracking service and is not affiliated with Domain Logistics, Domain Express or any Canadian courier or postal operator. It shows the information Domain Logistics publishes for a tracking number, for convenience. Redelivery, address changes and claims must be arranged with Domain Logistics or the retailer.