Carriers describe the same moments in dozens of different ways. Here is what the common statuses mean, and which ones need action from you.
Label Created or Info Received means the seller made a label but the carrier may not have the parcel yet. In Transit means it is moving between facilities. Out for Delivery means it is on the delivery vehicle today. Delivered means the carrier recorded a delivery. Exception or Alert means something is stopping delivery, such as a wrong address, customs or a failed attempt, and usually needs action. 24hTrack shows each carrier's wording converted into one of these standard statuses, with the carrier's original text kept in the scan history.
Delivery Attempted, Available for Pickup, Held at Customs, Exception and Return to Sender usually need you or the seller to do something. Pickup points and customs holds have time limits, after which the parcel goes back to the sender.
The parcel is moving through the carrier's network between facilities. On international shipments it can show In Transit for several days without a new scan.
Something is stopping normal delivery, such as a wrong address, a damaged label, unpaid customs duties or weather. Check the scan details and contact the seller or carrier if action is needed.
Label Created means the seller made a shipping label. The carrier may not have received the parcel yet; the first real scan appears when it is picked up or dropped off.
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