View exceptions in Intelligence 360
Select Exceptions from the top menu bar.

Select Outbound or Inbound to view your exceptions in each category.

See the status for each exception under the Last scan status column.

Types of exceptions
Address verification: An invalid postal format or postal code error means that the item requires a valid address before it can be delivered.
Customs – Appeal of duties: Recipient is disputing the duty charges assessed by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).
Delayed – Beyond Canada Post’s control: This delivery delay (also known as force majeure) is caused by a situation beyond Canada Post’s reasonable control. This includes severe weather, acts of God, demonstrations, labour disruption, major power outage and so on.
Delayed – Processing error: Item is re-routed due to a processing error. Possible delay to delivery of item.
Final delivery notice: The recipient must collect the item at a designated Post Office within a specific time period. If not collected, the item is returned to sender.
Item damaged: Item arrived at a postal facility damaged. Possible delay to delivery of item.
Label correction: Canada Post is trying to correct an unreadable barcode on the shipping label. Until corrected, the item is undeliverable. Possible delay to delivery of item.
On hold: Item on hold. Reasons could include: at the recipient’s request, the business being closed for the day, item held at customs, or verifying recipient’s address.
Redirected: Item being redirected to the recipient’s new address. The table below outlines specific redirection codes:




