How to Track Leopard Parcel: 5 Easy Ways (Website to SMS)

Active Status (Parcel Moving)

When your Leopard parcel shows “Booked” or “Shipment Created” status immediately after sending, it confirms the parcel was registered in Leopard’s system at the origin branch and assigned a unique CN number for tracking throughout its journey. This initial status typically appears within 1-2 hours of handing your shipment to the booking counter, though smaller branches may take 4-6 hours for system updates during peak business hours.

The “In Transit” status indicates your parcel is actively moving between cities or facilities, loaded onto trucks or flights connecting major urban centers like Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and other destinations across Pakistan’s courier network. You’ll often see more specific variations like “In Transit to Next Facility” or “Departed from [City Name]” showing exact movement between sorting hubs. “Arrived at Facility” or “Reached Destination City” confirms your parcel completed long-distance transportation and entered the local delivery hub serving your receiver’s area, usually appearing 1-2 days after booking for domestic shipments within Pakistan.

“Out for Delivery” represents the final active stage when Leopard’s delivery rider loaded your parcel onto their motorcycle or van for same-day doorstep delivery, typically appearing early morning between 8-10 AM. If you see “Pending Delivery” or “At Local Branch,” your parcel is ready at the nearest Leopard office awaiting rider assignment or recipient pickup, common when delivery attempts failed due to incorrect address or receiver unavailable.

Delivered Status

The “Delivered” status with timestamp confirms your parcel successfully reached the destination address and was handed to the intended recipient, with most Leopard deliveries requiring receiver signature or CNIC verification for proof of handover. Check the tracking details for delivery confirmation specifics like “Delivered to [Receiver Name]” or “Signature Obtained” providing evidence of successful completion.

Sometimes you’ll see “Delivered, Left with Gate Keeper” or “Delivered to Security Guard” when the main receiver wasn’t available but authorized building staff accepted the shipment on their behalf, a common practice for apartment complexes, offices and gated communities where security personnel routinely receive courier parcels. “Self Collected” or “Picked Up from Branch” indicates the receiver personally visited a Leopard office to collect their parcel instead of waiting for home delivery, often chosen for urgent shipments or when customers prefer branch pickup over multiple delivery attempts.

Exception Status (Problems)

“Exception” statuses signal delivery problems requiring attention or action from sender, receiver or Leopard support team to resolve issues preventing normal shipment completion. “Exception – Delay in Delivery” warns that your parcel will arrive later than the estimated date due to factors like bad weather closing highways, vehicle breakdowns, high shipment volumes during peak seasons, or transportation route changes affecting delivery schedules.

“Exception – Incorrect Address” or “Address Not Found” means the delivery rider couldn’t locate the destination address due to incomplete details, missing house numbers, confusing landmarks or errors in booking form entries, requiring you to contact Leopard helpline with correct address information for successful delivery. “Exception – Receiver Not Available” indicates multiple failed delivery attempts because nobody was home to accept the parcel, with Leopard typically trying 2-3 times before moving the shipment to the nearest branch for customer self-collection within 5-7 days before return to sender.

Other exception statuses include “On Hold” when customs clearance, payment verification or sender instructions pause delivery temporarily, “Returned to Sender” if delivery proved impossible after all attempts, and “Damaged in Transit” requiring inspection and potential insurance claims for high-value items showing physical damage during transportation.