ShipOpsFulfillKaro “Pickup Request Sent”: what it means
Booked
FulfillKaro Pickup Request Sent means a pickup has been requested from the courier for this parcel, and the courier has not collected it yet. The parcel is still with you, or at FulfillKaro's warehouse if they hold your stock.
The words are Leopards' own, passed on by FulfillKaro word for word, and they also appear on PostEx-carried parcels, often in the same second as At FirstCrore Warehouse. ShipOps reads it as booked, not moving: no delivery clock has started.
Next comes Picked, once the rider collects and the courier scans the parcel. If it stays on Pickup Request Sent past your usual pickup time, ask FulfillKaro whether the pickup happened.
What to do now
| Your move | A pickup has been asked for. The courier has not collected the parcel yet. |
|---|---|
| The customer | The customer may see the parcel as booked but not moving. It leaves once the courier collects it. |
| How long it usually lasts | Usually until the next pickup round, the same or the next working day. |
How ShipOps reads it
Booked Booked, not yet collected. A booking that has not been scanned by the courier 48 hours later goes on ShipOps' awaiting-pickup list. It is not a delivery problem yet; it is usually a pickup that was missed or a parcel that never left the store, and the fix is a call to the courier, not the customer.
ShipOps shows every courier's parcels in the same few plain states, so your team learns one set of words instead of one per courier. All FulfillKaro statuses →
The same state on other couriers
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