Package labels are vital to your success as a driver but may be confusing to understand. We’ve made it easy to interpret package labels by providing the key below.
Note: Package labels may vary based on the sortation center but will contain similar elements.
- Recipient name and delivery address: Make sure the name and address on the package matches what appears in the app.
- Package number: Use this to identify the package when communicating with Shipt Support.
- Barcode: You'll be asked to scan this at various stages of the route.
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Unique route and stop number: The first number in this series is the unique route number and should match the start of the bundle number shown in the app, i.e. RTE_145_20220120. The second number indicates the stop number on the route. If there are multiple packages being delivered to the same address, the stop number will be the same.
Pro Tip: Arranging packages by the stop number at pickup can make the delivery process run smoothly. -
Number of packages for the stop: This indicates the total number of packages for that particular stop. This can be read as "1 of 1 packages".
- Ex: For a stop with three packages, the first package will show “1x3,” and the corresponding packages will show “2x3” and “3x3,” respectively.