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The sender or booking contact provides the RVX number after a shipment is created. It also appears on the Routevia shipping label and customer copy.

It means the parcel is moving through its delivery route. The latest published location and tracking history show the confirmed progress available at that time; tracking does not represent live GPS.

Tracking changes when a new checkpoint is published. Movement between facilities, operational processing, or a pending update can create a gap. Review the latest message, then use the contact form if you still need help.

The shipment is being reviewed through the destination or transit customs process. Timing depends on the shipment, documents, goods, authorities, and route; the tracker will show the next published checkpoint.

The tracking timeline will identify that documents or information are needed. Follow the customer-visible message and respond only through a verified Routevia or booking contact. Never publish sensitive documents through the public tracker.

The parcel has reached the local delivery stage and is scheduled for a delivery attempt. It is not a guaranteed delivery time, and the next published checkpoint confirms the outcome.

The next published update may confirm delivery, explain that another attempt is required, or provide a customer action. Check the latest message before contacting support.

Delivery estimates are not guarantees and can change because of transport, customs, weather, access, or other operational conditions. Review the latest checkpoint and use the contact form if the published guidance does not answer your question.

Use the Contact page to send a secure inquiry to the Routevia administrator. Include your RVX tracking number in the subject or message when the question relates to a shipment.