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Aramex
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Last updated:
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What does
Aramex
's warranty cover?

Aramex Australia provides limited liability coverage for all parcels sent within its domestic delivery network. This acts as a shipping warranty that protects senders and recipients against loss or damage of goods in transit.

Key details of Aramex’s coverage:

  • Automatic protection: All standard Aramex shipments include automatic coverage up to $1,500 per parcel (no extra cost).

  • What’s covered: Physical loss or damage to the parcel contents while under Aramex’s control.

  • What’s not covered: Delivery delays or any indirect or consequential losses (e.g., lost income due to a delayed item).

  • Claim limit: Maximum payout of $1,500 per parcel, based on the actual cost price or repair cost, whichever is lower.

  • Event-based coverage: Applies only while the parcel is in transit, from pickup to final delivery.

💬 Example: If a parcel containing $900 worth of goods is lost or delivered damaged beyond repair, Aramex will compensate you for that amount once verified — up to the $1,500 cap.

This coverage is automatically included with every eligible Aramex shipment and gives customers peace of mind that their goods are protected against loss or damage during transit.

How to claim a warranty with
Aramex

Claiming compensation for a lost or damaged parcel with Aramex is a simple online process. Here’s how to lodge a warranty claim:

1️⃣ Track your parcel:
Visit the Aramex Parcel Tracker and enter your tracking number. Once your tracking details appear, click “Submit online enquiry” to start your claim.

2️⃣ Complete the claim form:
Fill in the online form with accurate information, including:

  • Tracking number and contact details.

  • Claim reason (e.g., lost or damaged parcel).

  • Description of the issue.

  • Attach supporting evidence (see next section).

3️⃣ Upload required evidence:
Attach the following to your claim form:

  • Proof of item value (invoice or receipt).

  • Proof of contents (packing slip, order confirmation).

  • Photos (of damage and packaging, if applicable).

4️⃣ Submit and keep your reference:
Once submitted, you’ll receive a claim reference number via email. Keep it for tracking your claim progress.

5️⃣ Meet the claim deadlines:

  • Damaged parcels: Must be reported within 24 hours of delivery and lodged formally within 7 business days.

  • Lost parcels: Must be claimed within 30 business days of pickup.

6️⃣ Follow up if needed:
If you don’t receive updates within two weeks, contact your local Aramex depot or use the enquiry form to follow up.
For phone support, call 1300 327 892 (Aramex Australia Customer Service).

💬 Tip: Do not dispose of damaged goods or packaging. Aramex may need to collect them for inspection. Failure to provide them may void your claim.

Exclusions & limitations - when
Aramex
's warranty doesn't apply

Aramex’s parcel warranty has specific conditions and exclusions. Claims outside these parameters may be denied.

🚫 Excluded goods:
Certain items are shipped at your own risk and not covered by Aramex’s warranty, including:

  • Antiques, artwork, glass, or mirrors (if improperly packaged).

  • Perishable goods and food items.

  • Cash, currency, jewellery, or precious metals.

  • Firearms, weapons, or hazardous materials.

  • Live animals or plants.

  • Human remains or ashes.

🚫 Inadequate packaging:
If a parcel was poorly packed or marked “at owner’s risk,” the claim can be denied. Follow Aramex’s Packaging Guidelines to ensure eligibility.

🚫 Authority to Leave (ATL):
If a delivery was left unattended with ATL approval, and tracking shows proof of delivery (photo or GPS), theft or loss after drop-off is not covered.

🚫 Consequential or indirect losses:
Aramex will only reimburse the value of the goods (and basic freight), not secondary losses like business downtime or lost profit.

🚫 Payout limit:

  • Maximum compensation: $1,500 per parcel.

  • Payment based on cost price, not resale value.

  • If only a sales invoice is available, payout may be capped at 35% of retail price.

🚫 Missed deadlines:
Claims lodged after the 7-day (damage) or 30-day (loss) window are automatically rejected.

💬 In summary:
Only properly packaged, eligible items lost or damaged in Aramex’s custody qualify for compensation. Late claims, excluded goods, or ATL deliveries are not covered.

Required documentation for
Aramex
warranty claims

To successfully claim compensation under Aramex’s warranty, prepare and attach these required documents:

📜 Proof of value:

  • Retail receipt or supplier invoice showing the actual cost of goods.

  • For businesses: wholesale invoice or cost-of-goods statement.

📦 Proof of contents:

  • Packing slip, order confirmation, or invoice detailing the items shipped.

📸 Photographic evidence (for damage):

  • Photos of the damaged goods and packaging (external and internal).

  • Clear images of the shipping label and visible box damage.

🔢 Tracking number:

  • The unique tracking/label number is required to link your claim to the parcel.

💬 Return of goods:
If claiming for damage, retain the goods and packaging until instructed otherwise. Aramex may need to collect them.

🕒 Timely submission:
Ensure you report within required timeframes — 24 hours for damage, 30 business days for loss.

💬 Pro tip: Submitting all required evidence upfront increases approval chances and reduces delays.

How long does the warranty claim process take with
Aramex
?

While Aramex doesn’t guarantee fixed turnaround times, here’s the typical claim timeline:

1. Initial acknowledgement (0–3 business days):
You’ll receive a confirmation email and claim reference shortly after submission.

🔍 2. Investigation phase (2–3 weeks):
Aramex reviews tracking logs, inspects evidence, and may coordinate with depots or drivers.
If a damaged item is involved, collection or inspection may add a few days.

💬 Average investigation period: 10–15 business days.

3. Decision & notification (Week 3–4):
You’ll be notified whether your claim is approved or denied, with reasons provided.

💰 4. Payment (Weeks 4–8):
Approved claims are reimbursed via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) or cheque, usually to the sender (shipper).
Most successful claims are resolved within 4–8 weeks from submission.

🚫 Potential delays:

  • Missing or incomplete documentation.

  • Late submission or incorrect claim type.

  • High-volume periods (e.g., holiday seasons).

💬 Tip: Keep your reference number handy and follow up every 10–14 days for updates.

Aramex
 cases submitted through Ajust

My plates for my son’s wedding arrived smashed despite fragile labels; the driver even denied dropping the box. I was devastated and left without the plates I’d purchased and paid to be handled carefully, and I’m seeking reimbursement for the plates and delivery cost. - Stella

I ordered a desk and only one of the two packages arrived, and when I opened the box that did arrive, a key part was already broken. I tried to sort it out by calling the depot but they couldn’t locate the missing box. It left me stuck with half a desk and no clear resolution. - Leanne

Recent
Aramex
customer warranty experiences

Successful full payout: A small business owner successfully claimed $1,500 for a lost shipment by submitting all required documents (invoice, packing slip, photos). Aramex processed the claim in six weeks with no dispute.

Claim denial (Authority to Leave): A recipient claimed a parcel never arrived, but Aramex showed GPS and photo proof of ATL delivery. The claim was denied per policy.

Excluded goods case: A sender shipped jewellery without realising it was excluded. When the parcel went missing, the claim was rejected under the “Excluded Goods” clause.

Official
Aramex
Warranty Policies & Support Links

Aramex
Warranty FAQs

Does Aramex’s $1,500 shipping warranty cover every type of item?

Aramex’s warranty covers most parcels but excludes high-risk goods like jewellery, cash, perishable items, and improperly packaged fragile items. This matters because many everyday senders assume all items are protected, only to discover exclusions during a claim. If you’re shipping something valuable or delicate, check whether it’s considered an “excluded good” before sending so you don’t lose eligibility.

How do I know if my Aramex parcel is still eligible for a warranty claim?

Your parcel is eligible if it was properly packed, not an excluded item, and the issue was reported within Aramex’s timelines. Many consumers miss out simply by lodging late or assuming a delay equals loss. Checking your tracking history and acting quickly gives you the best chance of being approved before the 24-hour damage window or 30-day loss window expires.

What happens if Aramex delivered my parcel with Authority to Leave (ATL)?

If you approved ATL and Aramex shows GPS or photo proof of delivery, the warranty won’t cover theft or loss after drop-off. ATL deliveries shift responsibility once the parcel is left at your address, which catches many consumers off guard. If security is a concern, switch to signature-required delivery to keep your coverage intact.

How long does an Aramex warranty claim usually take to be paid out?

Most Aramex claims take four to eight weeks from submission, depending on how quickly you provide the required documents. Missing receipts or photos are the biggest cause of delays. Submitting complete evidence upfront and keeping your reference number handy can help you move through their 10–15-day investigation period with fewer hold-ups.

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