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# Tracking your order

After your order has been shipped, you can view your order status by navigating to your profile and clicking on **Purchases**. Once you click on the order, it will open a detailed view of your order.

If the order is already marked as 'shipped,' a tracking number should be associated with the order, along with the details of the courier responsible for the dispatch. If you do not see a tracking number, please contact the seller. 

Once you have identified the courier handling your order and obtained the tracking number, you should proceed to the courier's website to track your order.\
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You can check [here](https://support.tilt.app/tilt-help-desk/general/contact-tilt) for a detailed guide on where to locate your order as well as the tracking number attached to it.


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