Pickup instructions card

Pickup code shown large, hold date in calendar not a countdown, and the ID rules by pickup type.

Five dated production stages, yours is bag 14 of 32 in the batch.

A centered card with a tappable week of day chips, three arrival windows as radio rows, and a confirm button naming the chosen slot.

The return as a refund tracker, every stage says where the money is.

Courier scan codes translated into human sentences, the raw code kept visible.

Two parcels, one order, the split explained and shipping charged once.

The four questions people ask while staring at tracking, answered in one band.

Four stages on a vertical line with timestamps, the current one pulsing.

Storm pause with the courier reasoning published, the new date stated, and nothing to do.

Every open order as a compact row with its one line status and link, one page, every parcel, no tabs.

Two stacked carrier legs, each with its own tracking number and status badge, joined by a handoff marker that explains the switch.

The courier for the van, the store for everything else, split honestly.