See every failed try in one place
No more hunting across courier apps. Cargowale puts all NDR cases together — with the reason and status — so your team can act before the package turns into a full return.
Sometimes a package does not reach the buyer. Maybe no one was home. Maybe the address was wrong. That is called NDR — a failed delivery. Cargowale shows you what went wrong, helps you talk to the buyer, and try again before the parcel comes all the way back.


When a courier says the package could not be delivered, Cargowale shows the reason and how many times they tried — on one simple screen.
Call or message the buyer. Ask: Is the address right? When will you be home? Do you still want the order? Small questions fix big problems.
Start a new delivery try with a clear plan. Do not wait until the package is already on the way back to you.
Many failed cases still become happy deliveries. If the order must return, you handle it with a clearer picture and less mess.
When buyers pay at the door, failed tries happen more often. Fast NDR help keeps more money and products from coming back as returns.
Each courier reports problems in a different way. One NDR list on Cargowale makes every failed try easy to see and fix.
Stop hunting for tracking links. Give your team a clear list to reschedule, fix addresses, and start a new try.
Every return wastes pickup money, packing time, and a sale. NDR recovery helps you keep more of what you already sold.


No more hunting across courier apps. Cargowale puts all NDR cases together — with the reason and status — so your team can act before the package turns into a full return.
A quick call or message can fix a lot. Confirm the address, pick a better time, and start a new delivery try. Many “failed” orders still reach home this way.
When a package comes back (RTO), you pay again and lose time. Good NDR help saves orders that can still be delivered — so more money stays with you.
Shipping, support, and warehouse all see the same failed delivery list. Less confusion. Faster fixes. Happier buyers.
NDR means Non-Delivery Report. In simple words: the courier tried to give the package to the buyer, but it did not work. Common reasons are — no one was home, the address was wrong, the phone was off, or the buyer said no. This is the moment you can still fix the order before it becomes a full return.
Deliveries fail for many everyday reasons: the buyer was not home, the house number was wrong, the phone number did not work, the area was hard to find, or the buyer changed their mind. Cargowale shows the reason so you know what to do next.
Cargowale brings failed delivery cases from many couriers into one list. You see the reason, you can follow up with the buyer, and you can start a new delivery try — before the package comes all the way back to you.
Think of two steps. NDR is “try failed — we can still fix it.” RTO (Return to Origin) is “the package is coming back to you.” Good NDR help means fewer packages ever become RTO. That saves money, time, and stock.
Yes. When you save an order at the NDR stage, you avoid reverse pickup, re-packing, restock work, and a lost sale. That is one of the easiest ways for ecommerce sellers in India to cut shipping waste.
Anyone who ships often — online store brands, marketplace sellers, COD sellers, Instagram or WhatsApp sellers, and support teams that need a clear list of failed deliveries.
No. The same simple view helps if you have a few failed deliveries a day or a long list across many couriers. Start small. Grow when you are ready.
As soon as you can. The longer you wait, the more chance the package becomes a full return. See the reason, talk to the buyer, and plan the next try while there is still time.