Track package for La Poste means checking the live status of a parcel or letter using the tracking code printed on the label or sent in your confirmation email. You can check updates on Ship24 or on La Poste’s official page.

Store order numbers are not trackable. You need the carrier code shown on the label or receipt.
Yes. Tracking on Ship24 is available 24/7. You can check status any time, even outside delivery hours.
You can check up to 10 codes in one go on Ship24. Paste each code on a new line and search to view them together.
For a full guide to formats, see our La Poste tracking number page. In short, many items use an S10 code like CC123456789FR. After a carrier handover, you may also receive a DPD code made of digits only. Keep both codes, Ship24 accepts either.
0/O, 1/I, 8/B. Remove spaces and hyphens.Parcels can move inside Groupe La Poste’s network and partner carriers. Ship24 follows those handovers in one view, so you do not need to switch sites when a new carrier takes over.
If you manage many parcels, Ship24 offers a tracking API for fast multi-carrier updates and automatic carrier detection. If you sell to the EU and need VAT support for cross-border orders, see our IOSS service.
Enter the carrier tracking code from your label or receipt. If you see an S10 code (for example CC123456789FR), use that first. If a partner code appears later, keep both; Ship24 accepts either.
Yes. Paste up to 10 codes on Ship24, one per line, and search to view them together.
No. Ask the sender for the carrier tracking code, the one printed on the label or shown on the receipt, and use that on Ship24 or the La Poste page.
This can happen after a carrier handover (for example to DPD). Keep the original S10 code and the new code. Either will work on Ship24.
That status appears before the first physical scan at a facility. Wait for the next event or ask the sender when the parcel was handed over.
No. Ship24 follows events across 1,500+ carriers, which helps when a parcel moves between brands inside or outside France.