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A tidy slip inside the parcel looks professional and stops packing mistakes before they leave the building. Fill it in, print it, pack it. Nothing is stored or uploaded.
Updated August 2026 · checked against supplier.meesho.com
Wrong sizes. Missing items from a multi-item order. The two similar SKUs that look identical on the shelf. A packer working from a slip checks the box against a list instead of from memory, and those mistakes stop happening.
That matters more than it sounds, because a wrong item is not just a return. It is a return you pay freight on in both directions, plus a bad rating that stays in your average for good.
On a cash order the amount to collect prints large and in red at the top of the slip. Not because it looks dramatic, but because a delivery agent collecting the wrong figure is a problem that surfaces days later, by which time the parcel is gone and the conversation is difficult.
It goes inside the parcel and lists what should be in it. The person packing checks the box against the slip, which catches wrong sizes and missing items before the parcel leaves. The buyer gets a written record of what they ordered, which cuts down on messages asking what arrived.
No. An invoice is a tax document with GST, HSN codes and both parties’ details. A packing slip is an operational checklist and carries no legal weight. If your buyer needs a tax invoice, use the invoice generator instead.
On a marketplace order, usually not. Meesho already sends the customer an invoice, and a second document with different numbers on it invites questions. For direct WhatsApp or wholesale orders, showing prices is helpful.
Because it is the number that gets misread, and a delivery agent collecting the wrong amount is a problem you find out about days later. It prints in red at the top so nobody has to hunt for it.
A5 for most parcels. Two on an A4 if you want to halve your paper use, since the same slip prints twice with a cut line. Thermal 72mm if you already have a label printer and would rather not touch a paper printer at all.
Your shop link. A buyer who liked what arrived can scan the slip and be back in your shop, which is the cheapest repeat-purchase channel you have and it costs nothing to print.
No. The PDF is built inside your browser, so customer names and addresses never reach a server.
Upload it and Uncle shows which of the products you are packing right now actually lost money last month, with returns, ads and every fee on its own line.