It's very common in Denmark, and it makes it easy for the courier company to leave the package at a kiosk or parcel locker instead of trying to deliver several

It's very common in Denmark, and it makes it easy for the courier company to leave the package at a kiosk or parcel locker instead of trying to deliver several times. I was called several times for packages sent to work when the office was closed to non-essential staff, as there was no receptionist and it wasn't clear the building was open. (Business parcels are generally not redirected to a kiosk.) I can't remember being called for personal deliveries. It's more common to just get an automatic text saying which nearby kiosk/locker has the parcel, with a code to claim it.