How to Check Delivery Date in Meesho — Orders & Expected Arrival

To check a delivery date in Meesho, open the order in your supplier panel — its tracking details show the status history, including the delivered date once the parcel lands. For a parcel still moving, the expected arrival comes from the courier's own tracking page: enter the AWB number and the scan history shows where it is and when it should arrive. Two routes, two questions — one for "when was it delivered", one for "when will it be".

Route 1 — The Delivered Date in Your Panel

Your question	Where the answer lives
When was this order delivered?	Order details → tracking/status history in the panel
When will this order be delivered?	Courier's tracking page, using the AWB number
What date does the buyer see?	Expected-delivery date in the buyer app — set by Meesho, not you
Which orders delivered this week?	The delivered-orders list, pulled as a batch

Open the Orders section, find the order, and open its details — the tracking or status history shows each stage with dates, ending in the delivered date once the courier confirms it. For checking many orders at once, the delivered-orders view beats opening them one by one: how to check delivered orders walks through pulling the full list, which is also the list you'll reconcile payments against later. The panel date is the official one — when a dispute or payment question arises, this is the date that counts.

Route 2 — Expected Arrival via the AWB

Every shipment carries an AWB number — on the label beside the barcode and in the order's tracking details (what the AWB is). Put it into the courier partner's tracking page and you get the live scan history: picked up, reached hub, out for delivery, with the courier's expected date where they publish one. This is the deepest view available and your factual answer when a buyer asks where the parcel is. The same routine in Hindi: order tracking kaise kare.

Why the Delivered Date Is a Money Date

The delivered date isn't trivia — it starts the clocks that matter. Payment for the order follows delivery plus the settlement window, so the delivered date tells you roughly which payout should contain that order's money. The buyer's return window runs from it too, so you know when an order is truly closed. That's why delivered dates deserve a system rather than a glance: every delivered order is a payment promise with a date attached, and unchecked promises are where money quietly goes missing. A weekly habit works well — pull the week's delivered list once, note the dates, and tick each order off when its money shows up in a settlement. A tool like TrackEcom does this automatically — it reconciles every order, flags each deduction, and shows your real per-order profit so nothing slips through.

FAQs

How do I check when a Meesho order was delivered?

Open the order in your supplier panel and view its tracking details — the status history shows the delivered date. For bulk checking, use the delivered-orders list instead.

How do I see the expected delivery date of a Meesho order?

Take the shipment's AWB number from the label or order details and enter it on the courier partner's tracking page — the scan history shows progress and expected arrival.

Can sellers set or change the delivery date?

No — buyers see an expected date computed by Meesho and the courier. Sellers influence it only by dispatching fast; after handover it's the courier's timeline.

Why does the delivered date matter for payment?

Settlement follows delivery plus the standard window, so the delivered date tells you when that order's money should appear — and when the buyer's return window closes.