Order Placement: The process begins when a customer places an order for a product or service. This can be done through various channels, such as online websites, mobile apps, or in-person at a physical store.

Order Processing (Day 1): Once the order is received, the seller or service provider initiates the order processing. This involves verifying the order details, checking product availability, and confirming payment.

Packaging (Day 1 or 2): After the order is processed, the items are gathered from the inventory, and the packaging process begins. This includes selecting appropriate packaging materials, packing the items securely, and labeling them with shipping information.

Shipping (Day 2 or 3): With the items securely packaged, they are handed over to a shipping or logistics provider. The shipping method chosen by the customer, such as standard ground shipping, express delivery, or international shipping, will determine the specific carrier used.

Transit (Day 2 to 4): The shipment is now in transit, moving from the seller’s location or distribution center to the customer’s address. During this time, the package may go through various sorting facilities and transportation hubs.

Delivery Attempt (Day 4 or 5): On the expected delivery date, the carrier attempts to deliver the package to the customer’s specified address. If the recipient is not available at the time of delivery, the carrier may leave a delivery attempt notice, allowing the customer to reschedule or pick up the package from a local facility.

Final Delivery (Day 4 or 5): If the delivery is successful, the package is handed over to the customer or left at the designated delivery location. The customer receives their order.