ShipOpsPostEx “Departed to {city}”: what it means
0033 In transit Also printed as Transferred
PostEx 0033 Departed to {city}, for example Departed to Lahore, means the parcel has left a PostEx warehouse and is on a vehicle heading to the named city. That city is the next PostEx stop on its route. There is nothing new to see until it arrives.
It usually follows 0003 Received at Warehouse. While it is on the road the portal often shows En-Route to Lahore warehouse or Transferred. Next you should see 0035 Arrived at Transit Hub.
Do not trust the portal's main status on its own. It can keep saying En-Route to {city} warehouse after the parcel has already turned back toward you. If the history shows 0037, 0039 or 0032, the parcel is coming back, and ShipOps shows it as Coming back. Otherwise ShipOps shows 0033 as In transit.
What to do now
| Your move | On the road between PostEx warehouses. Nothing to do yet. |
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How ShipOps reads it
In transit Moving inside the courier's network. Nothing for you to do, so ShipOps keeps it out of your Action Inbox. It does watch the clock: a parcel still in transit five days on, never attempted, goes on the Stuck list, where the lever is an escalation to the courier.
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The same state on other couriers
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