Enter your Madhur Couriers tracking number to view shipment status, transit checkpoints, and delivery progress.
Madhur Couriers tracking
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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Madhur Couriers numbers are usually 9 to 12 digits for documents, or a P prefix for parcels, e.g. 1234567890 or P501687104.
Type or paste the CNote (consignment note) number into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
See the current status, every transit checkpoint, and delivery progress in one timeline.
Madhur Couriers is an Indian surface courier network built on a chain of branch offices and franchise agents, strongest across Madhya Pradesh and the Delhi trunk routes. Every consignment travels on a CNote raised at the booking branch, and each office that handles it adds its own scan — so the tracking history reads as a chain of branches rather than an automated conveyor.
Letters, cheques and paperwork moved on a plain numeric CNote — the lightest and quickest service on the network.
Heavier consignments booked on a P-prefixed CNote, with the weight recorded in kilograms and grams on the consignment note.
Road movement between branch hubs on scheduled vehicles, which is why the tracking shows a dispatch entry followed by an arrival at the next office.
Freight collected at the delivery end rather than at booking; the amount due is printed on the consignment note and shown on the tracking page.
Goods consignments requiring an e-way bill carry the number on the CNote, so the paperwork travels with the parcel through every branch.
Field agents deliver against a signed runsheet, which the branch scans and uploads — the proof of delivery behind the final tracking entry.
Every consignment is booked against a CNote (consignment note) number, printed on the customer copy handed over at the branch. The format tells you what was booked:
1234567890
A document CNote — 9 to 12 plain digits.
P501687104
A parcel CNote — the letter P followed by digits.
Larger parcel bookings may also show a master number on the tracking page, which groups the consignment with the others it travelled alongside.
| Route | Typical transit |
|---|---|
| Within the same city | Same or next working day |
| Nearby cities (Ujjain - Indore) | 1-2 working days |
| Across Madhya Pradesh | 2-3 working days |
| Delhi and north India trunk routes | 3-4 working days |
Transit depends on the branch vehicle schedule: a consignment booked late in the evening usually leaves on the following day's dispatch.
The consignment has been accepted at the booking branch and the CNote raised, with the weight and piece count recorded.
The outward document has been raised — the consignment is ready to dispatch and leaving the booking branch for the destination city.
The consignment has been sent onward from one office to the next — a hub, a branch, or the local office that will deliver it.
A field agent has taken the consignment out on their round; the entry names the agent and the area they are covering.
The branch has entered the outcome from the returned delivery sheet — normally the delivery itself, recording the area and the agent.
The consignment has been handed over at the destination area. The signed runsheet is retained by the delivering branch.
Madhur Couriers Support
Answers to the most common queries about Madhur Couriers tracking, delays, and deliveries.
Enter your CNote number in the tracking box above and press track. You will see the booking details, every branch scan with its date and time, the delivery round, and the name of the agent who delivered the consignment.
Documents carry a plain numeric CNote of 9 to 12 digits, for example 1234567890. Parcels carry the same number with a P prefix, for example P501687104. You will find it on the customer copy of the consignment note handed over at booking.
Consignments moving between nearby cities such as Ujjain and Indore usually arrive within one to two working days. Longer trunk routes to Delhi and north India typically take three to four working days, depending on the branch schedule.
It means the booking branch has raised the outward document and the consignment is loaded to leave for the destination city. The next scan is usually a local outward entry once it reaches the receiving branch.
A runsheet is the delivery sheet the field agent carries on their round. The runsheet update is the entry made when they return it, recording whether the consignment was delivered and who took it. It is the final scan on a completed delivery.
Scans are entered by branch staff as the consignment leaves or reaches an office, so gaps of a day on longer routes are normal. If nothing changes for more than 48 hours, call the branch shown in the latest scan or the booking branch on your receipt.
The delivery scan names the field agent and the area they delivered in, for example delivered at Dewas Naka in Indore. Track91 shows the agent name alongside the delivery entry, and the branch keeps the signed runsheet as proof.
No. Track91 needs the CNote number to fetch your consignment. If you do not have it, ask your sender for the customer copy of the consignment note, or contact the booking branch that issued the receipt.
Check the most recent scan first, as branch entries can lag by a few hours. If the consignment has not moved for several days, contact the branch named in the latest scan; the booking branch on your receipt handles billing and claims.
No. Track91 is an independent tracking tool that fetches live status for your Madhur Couriers consignments. For bookings, claims or account issues, use the official Madhur Couriers website or contact your branch office.