Catch Fake and Duplicate Meesho Orders
A fake order does not look fake on the label. It looks like an ordinary parcel right up to the moment it comes back as an RTO with your forward shipping, your return shipping and your packing material attached to it.
Detection is optional and billed at 1 coin per label. Cropping and sorting stay free.
Checks that run inside the crop
Nothing extra to upload — the same label PDF you were cropping anyway is what gets checked:
- ›Detect Suspicious Buyer — flags orders belonging to buyers you have already had trouble with.
- ›Multi Orders by a Customer — pulls together several orders placed by one buyer, which is the shape most duplicate-order trouble takes.
- ›Loyal Customer — marks the opposite end, so your reliable repeat buyers are not caught up in the same net.
- ›Separate Pincode — splits out the pincodes you have decided to handle by hand.
Your list, not a shared score
You can paste Order IDs straight into your own suspicious customer list — one per line or comma separated — and every later crop matches against it. It is built from your returns, your complaints and your experience, and you can read and delete every entry in it, which is not true of a blanket rating you cannot inspect.
What a flag is actually for
After a crop the workspace reports how many risky orders it found. Sellers use that number to pack those parcels last, re-check the address, record a packing video, or think twice about sending a high-value item on COD. The label still prints — you decide what happens to it.