MXP delivery tracking

About MXP

MXP is a courier service specializing in international express shipments, offering fast and reliable delivery for documents and parcels. MXP focuses on e-commerce, business logistics, and personal shipments, providing door-to-door service with advanced tracking systems. The service operates in multiple countries across Europe, Asia, and North America, ensuring timely and secure deliveries worldwide. Its key advantages include competitive pricing, efficient customer support, and a strong network of global partners.

How to Track a Package with MXP 

Detailed tracking statuses MXP

MXP provides several tracking statuses to help customers monitor the progress of their shipments. Below are the most common tracking statuses, along with explanations of what each status means:

1. Shipment Created: This status indicates that the sender has initiated the shipment, and the parcel has been registered in the system, but it has not yet been collected or dispatched for delivery.
2. Picked Up: The parcel has been collected by the courier from the sender's location and is now in transit. It is typically en route to a sorting facility.
3. In Transit: The package is on its way to the destination and is currently being moved between different transport hubs. This status means that the parcel is still in motion and has not yet arrived at the final destination.
4. At Sorting Facility: The parcel has arrived at a regional sorting facility where it will be processed and prepared for further shipping. This could be the last facility before the final delivery.
5. Out for Delivery: The package is with the courier and is on its way to be delivered to the recipient’s address. This status indicates that the delivery is scheduled for the day.
6. Delivered: The parcel has been successfully delivered to the recipient. This status may include details such as the date and time of delivery, and sometimes a delivery confirmation (e.g., signature or photo).
7. Exception: This status means there was an issue with the shipment. It could be a delay, missed delivery attempt, customs issue, or incorrect address. Further investigation or action may be required.
8. Customs Clearance: For international shipments, the package is undergoing inspection by customs authorities. This status can cause delays if there are any issues with customs documentation or fees.
9. Address Correction Required: The address on the parcel is incorrect or incomplete, and the courier may need additional information to complete the delivery. This could be due to a missing postal code, street name, or other details.
10. Held at Depot: The package is being held at a local depot or facility, often due to failed delivery attempts or customer request for pick-up. The recipient may need to arrange a new delivery time or pick up the parcel.
11. Returned to Sender: If a package cannot be delivered after multiple attempts or if the recipient refuses the shipment, the parcel may be returned to the sender. This status reflects that the package is on its way back to the origin.
12. Attempted Delivery: The courier attempted to deliver the package but was unsuccessful, possibly due to the recipient being unavailable. A notice will typically be left with instructions for re-delivery or pickup.
13. Shipment on Hold: The shipment has been temporarily delayed, often due to external factors such as weather conditions, strikes, or other unforeseen circumstances.

By understanding these statuses, customers can better interpret the tracking information and know what steps to take if there are any issues with their shipment. Always check the {MXP} website or contact customer support for more detailed updates.