Creating and Managing Return Policies


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Return policies determine which orders are eligible for returns and how those returns are processed. You can create multiple policies to account for different regions, customer types, product conditions, or promotional rules.

Each policy consists of four key configuration sections and is processed in a specific sequence order, which determines which policy will be applied to a customer’s order.


πŸ”§ How to Create a New Return Policy

To begin setting up a new return policy:

  1. From the Shipped Suite Merchant Admin, navigate to Returns > Policies

  2. Click Create New Policy

  3. Follow the step-by-step configuration using the guides below:

Once all sections are configured, you can Save & Activate the policy.


πŸ”€ Policy Sequencing

Shipped Suite uses top-down sequencing to determine which return policy to apply to an order.

  • Policies are evaluated in the order they appear.

  • The first policy that matches the order's conditions will be applied.

  • Conditions may include geography, tags, customer group, timeframes, and more.

  • You can reorder policies by dragging and dropping them in the Admin view.

πŸͺ„ Tips:

  • Organize your policies from most specific to most general.

  • Create a default or master policy with baseline settings that you can easily duplicate and adjust for different customer segments or campaigns. This saves time and ensures consistency.


πŸ“š Return Policy Article Index

Section

Description

πŸ“„ Policy Information

Set policy name, activation status, geography, tags, and time constraints

βš™οΈ General Settings

Configure return window, minimum value thresholds, and shipping tag logic

πŸ” Return Configurations

Define return reasons, resolution options, and final sale rules

πŸ“¦ Return Shipment Settings

Select return methods, assign courier accounts, and set return addresses


If you need help configuring or sequencing your return policies, please contact us at support@invisiblecommerce.com.



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