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Colissimo tracking — La Poste suivi colis & delivery alerts

ParcelTag supports Colissimo tracking so French La Poste parcel deliveries can sit beside your other active shipments in one dashboard.

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Track Colissimo with context

Colissimo tracking and La Poste suivi colis events are stored as a readable timeline, making it easier to see when a parcel was accepted, routed through La Poste facilities, made available at a pickup point, or delivered.

A dashboard view is useful when Colissimo is only one part of a mixed delivery week with DPD, PostNL, DHL, GLS, or other carriers.

La Poste and Colissimo tracking

Colissimo is the parcel service inside La Poste, so searches for "La Poste tracking", "La Poste suivi de colis", and "Colissimo suivi" often refer to the same delivery flow.

For recipients, the important details are the tracking number, the latest public La Poste event, and whether the parcel is heading to a home address, post office, pickup point, or partner carrier abroad.

Colissimo tracking number formats

Colissimo tracking numbers are commonly 14 digits for domestic French parcels. International parcel references often use the UPU S10 format: two letters, nine digits, and the country suffix FR, such as CB123456789FR.

Paste the full number from the shipment email, label, or La Poste notice when adding a Colissimo parcel to ParcelTag.

About Colissimo

Colissimo is La Poste Group’s parcel delivery service for France and international destinations. It is widely used by French ecommerce shops and handles parcels delivered to homes, post offices, pickup points, and partner networks abroad.

La Poste allows parcel and letter tracking through its public tracking tool without requiring the recipient to sign in, which makes Colissimo a practical carrier for consumer parcel dashboards.

Colissimo status messages explained

"Pris en charge" means La Poste has accepted the parcel. "En cours d’acheminement" means it is moving through the network. "En cours de livraison" means it is with the delivery route. "Mis à disposition" means the parcel can be collected from a post office or pickup point.

"Avis de passage" or recipient-absence messages usually mean a delivery attempt was made and the recipient should follow the La Poste instructions for pickup or redelivery. Customs, incident, or delay messages should be checked on the official La Poste page for the latest instructions.

Frequently asked questions

What does a Colissimo tracking number look like?+

Domestic Colissimo parcels often use 14 digits. International Colissimo references commonly look like CB123456789FR, with two letters, nine digits, and the FR suffix.

Why is my Colissimo parcel not updating?+

Colissimo parcels can go quiet between facility scans, overnight, during weekends, or while crossing borders. If the parcel shows an incident, customs hold, or several business days without movement, check La Poste directly.

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