Deliveries & orders
Parcels on their way, from your shipping emails — and your order records, kept private.
By YukiPublished Updated
With Gmail connected, Yuki picks up shipping and delivery emails and keeps each parcel’s status in one place: on Home while it is on its way, and with its full history under Deliveries. You no longer dig through your inbox for a tracking number. Automatic Gmail sync, which finds these emails, is part of Pro.
Where do I see my deliveries?
A parcel shows on Home while it is on its way, and the full list, with its history, is under Deliveries.
- Home — a Deliveries card with what is on its way. Tap a parcel’s status to change it in Update status; View all opens Deliveries.
- Deliveries — on the web, Settings → Yuki → Life context → Deliveries; on your phone, Profile → Deliveries. It keeps tracking updates and delivery history, including items hidden from Home.
What does each delivery show?
The merchant or carrier, a status — Ordered, Shipped, Out for Delivery, Arriving Today, Delivered, Ready for Pickup or Returned — the order and tracking numbers, the estimated delivery date, and Open carrier / merchant tracking when there is a link. Marking a parcel Delivered or Returned clears it from Home; it stays in Deliveries. Refresh reloads the list, and Load older deliveries goes further back.
Why is a parcel missing or out of date?
Yuki only knows what the shipping emails in your connected Gmail say. A parcel with no shipping email will not appear, and tracking may lag behind the carrier. Automatic Gmail sync is part of Pro. You can set a parcel’s status yourself in Update status.
Orders and deliveries
Orders and deliveries (Settings → Yuki → Life context on the web, Profile on your phone) holds any private order records on your account, with items, shipments and refund status kept separate. Existing orders remain available on every plan. Purchases from merchant checkouts are not automatically imported yet.
Will Yuki tell me when a parcel is out for delivery?
Yes, once Gmail sync is on, which is part of Pro. When a new shipping email says a parcel is out for delivery, ready to pick up, delivered or returned, Yuki sends you a push, once for each status, and several updates found at the same time arrive as one push. During quiet hours the push waits until they end, unless it is a pickup whose last day is today or tomorrow. To stop them, switch off Delivery updates in Profile → Notifications on your phone, or Settings → Notifications on the web. Deliveries still updates either way.
What does “delivery unconfirmed” mean?
If a parcel gets no new email for 21 days, Yuki assumes it arrived and takes it off your active list. The same happens when an Amazon order is past its estimated date and Amazon sends a review request for it. Deliveries then shows “No recent updates — delivery unconfirmed”, and Home on your phone shows Assumed delivered. Yuki never treats this as confirmed, and you can still set the real status in Update status.
What else can a delivery show?
- Up to 10 item names from the email.
- Open order, when the email has no tracking link.
- Last record update: when Yuki last updated it.
- Hidden from Home, if you hid the parcel from Home.
On your phone’s Home, a parcel waiting for pickup also shows the pickup point and its address, which opens in maps, and the date to collect it by. A delivery code or PIN can be copied with one tap. Pull down on Deliveries to refresh the list; it also refreshes when you come back to the app.
Who can see my deliveries?
Only you. Deliveries are private to your account, so people in your groups don’t see your parcels, even when you share a list, a trip or a goal with them.
Can I find Deliveries from All features?
Yes. Deliveries is a card in All features (Features on your phone) on every plan, and typing package, parcel, order, tracking or shipping in Search features finds it. On the web, View all on Home’s Deliveries card opens the same list.
Is my delivery history in my data export?
Yes. Export my data in Settings → Account on the web, or Export My Data in Profile on your phone, includes your delivery records with the rest of your account.
Sources
Official documentation, standards and research behind the facts on this page.
- Choose Gmail API scopes (Google for Developers) (opens in a new tab) — Read access to Gmail, which Yuki uses to find shipping and delivery emails.
- ParcelDelivery (Schema.org) (opens in a new tab) — The shared vocabulary for the carrier, tracking number, expected arrival and delivery status a shipping email can carry.
- General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (EUR-Lex) (opens in a new tab) — Article 20 covers receiving your personal data in a portable format, as Export my data does.