Find purchased and received gifts in My Gifts

My Gifts brings together recorded gifts across lists. Purchased helps you revisit gifts you bought for others; Received shows recorded gifts from your own lists. A GiftList record is not proof that a retailer order shipped or arrived.

Find a gift you bought

1. Sign in to the account you used for the GiftList activity.
2. Open My Gifts and choose Purchased.
3. Find the gift and open its details. Review the recipient, list and any order or tracking information you supplied.
4. Use the original list or your reservation confirmation when you need to correct a purchased mark.

Purchased matches claims to your current account email, including guest claims made with that same email before signing in or in another browser. Check which email you entered when recording the gift. A claim under a different email may not appear here; keep its confirmation and personal recovery link.

Review gifts from your own lists

Open Received to find recorded gifts associated with your lists. Gifts from unrevealed lists are omitted from Received; they appear after the list is revealed. Order and giver details still depend on what the giver supplied. If you are ready to see surprises, use the list's Tracker or Gift tracker and its reveal controls.

A gift marked purchased may still be on its way. Check supplied tracking details with the retailer or ask the giver privately before treating it as delivered. Thank-you tools are useful after you have confirmed what you received.

If a gift is missing

Check Purchased versus Received, the signed-in account and any search or filter. Open the original list link and check your confirmation email. An owner may have changed the gift or list since the purchase was recorded.

Do not buy the gift again or submit another claim just because it is missing from My Gifts. Contact support with the list link, gift name and approximate date if the GiftList record needs investigation. Contact the retailer for the actual order.

Related: Undo a reservation, reveal gifts, shipping and receipts, thank-you cards.