Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES delivery tracking

About Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES 

Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES is a specialized courier service focusing on the transportation of bulky and heavy goods that require two-person handling. It offers reliable delivery for large furniture, home appliances, and similar items. The service ensures safe and efficient delivery with professional handling. Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES operates across Germany and other European countries, providing nationwide coverage and a strong reputation for punctuality and quality service in the logistics sector.

How to Track a Package with Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES

Tracking your parcel with Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES is easy. First, find your unique tracking number, usually provided by the sender after shipping. To track your order:

1. Visit the Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES website or use their tracker.
2. Enter the tracking number in the search field.
3. Click "Track my delivery" to view your parcel's status.

You’ll get real-time updates on the shipping and delivery progress of your package.

Detailed tracking statuses Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES

Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES provides several tracking statuses to help customers follow their parcel's journey. Here are the main statuses and their meanings:

1. Shipment Created: This status means the order has been placed, but the parcel has not yet been picked up or processed by Hermes 2-Mann-Handling HES.
2. Parcel Picked Up: The package has been collected from the sender and is in the courier's possession. It is now in transit to the next processing stage.
3. In Transit: The package is currently on its way to the destination, moving between sorting facilities or transit hubs.
4. Out for Delivery: The parcel is on the final leg of its journey, loaded onto a delivery vehicle, and heading to the recipient's address.
5. Delivered: The parcel has been successfully delivered to the recipient's address, or an authorized person has signed for it.
6. Attempted Delivery: The delivery attempt was made, but the recipient was not available. A second attempt may be scheduled or the parcel may be held at a local depot.
7. Delivery Rescheduled: If the first delivery attempt failed, the delivery date has been rescheduled for a later time.
8. Parcel Held at Depot: The parcel is waiting at a local depot, either due to a failed delivery or for the recipient to pick it up.
9. Failed Delivery: The delivery attempt could not be completed due to various reasons (e.g., recipient unavailable, wrong address). The parcel may be returned or held for pickup.
10. In Transit to Depot: The package is being transferred to a local depot for delivery or pick-up.
11. Return to Sender: The parcel is being returned to the sender, often due to an incorrect address, failure to deliver, or customer request.
12. Customs Clearance: If the parcel is being shipped internationally, this status indicates that the package is being processed through customs.
13. Delayed: The delivery is delayed due to unforeseen circumstances like weather, traffic, or operational issues. Hermes will typically provide an updated delivery window.

These statuses help track your package at each step of its journey and ensure you're aware of any delivery issues. Always check the tracking page for the most current information.