Meesho Ready to Ship (RTS) — What It Means & What to Do Next

"Ready to Ship" (RTS) on Meesho means you've accepted the order and generated the label, and the parcel is now waiting for courier pickup. The clock is ticking — you must pack and hand it over within the dispatch SLA or risk a late-dispatch penalty.

Key Takeaways

RTS = accepted, label made, awaiting pickup.
You must pack and hand over in the SLA.
Missing the SLA triggers a penalty.
Print the cropped label and dispatch.

Stage	Your action
Order accepted	Label generated automatically
Ready to ship	Pack the item now
Print label	Crop & attach to parcel
Hand over	Give to courier within SLA

What to Do When an Order Is RTS

Treat RTS as a to-do, not a done. Pack the item, print and attach the cropped shipping label, and hand it to the courier before the dispatch deadline. Orders left sitting in RTS are the number-one cause of avoidable late-dispatch penalties.

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

What does Ready to Ship mean on Meesho?

It means you've accepted the order and the label is generated; the parcel is now waiting for you to pack and hand it over to the courier.

What should I do when a Meesho order is RTS?

Pack the item, print and attach the shipping label, and hand it over to the courier within the dispatch SLA to avoid a late-dispatch penalty.