Reverse logistics

Returns management and reverse logistics

Returns are unavoidable in COD retail, and they are where unmanaged operations bleed. A refused parcel that sits in a rider's boot for two weeks is a unit you have paid to ship twice and can no longer sell.

We treat returns as recoverable inventory. Refused and undelivered parcels come back to the warehouse quickly, get inspected against condition rules, and — where the item is resellable — go straight back into your available stock so the next order can use it.

Just as important is knowing why. Every return is logged with a reason, and those reasons are reported back to you. Wrong size, damaged in transit, changed mind, never confirmed — each points at a different fix, and merchants who act on that data see their returns rate fall rather than plateau.

50%

returns fee on our Scale plan

Restocked

resellable units back on sale

Reasons

captured on every return

What's included

Return collection

Refused parcels and customer returns are collected and routed back to the warehouse instead of drifting.

Inspection and grading

Items are checked against condition rules and graded resellable, refurbishable or write-off.

Restocking

Resellable units go back into available stock in the portal so they can be sold again immediately.

Repackaging

Items with damaged outer packaging but intact product are repacked rather than scrapped.

Return reason reporting

Reasons are captured per order and reported so you can act on the pattern.

Transparent returns fees

A published per-return fee that drops on higher plans, with no hidden handling charges.

How it works

  1. 01

    Return triggered

    The customer refuses delivery, is unreachable after attempts, or requests a return.

  2. 02

    Collect

    The parcel is routed back to the warehouse on the next available leg.

  3. 03

    Inspect and grade

    Contents are checked, condition graded and the reason recorded.

  4. 04

    Restock or report

    Resellable stock goes back on sale; damaged stock is reported to you with evidence.

Who this is for

  • COD merchants with meaningful refusal rates
  • Fashion and footwear brands where sizing drives returns
  • Sellers who suspect returned stock is not making it back to inventory
  • Brands that want to reduce returns, not just process them

Where returns management is available

Available across our seven-country network. Open a market for local lead times and coverage.

Returns Management FAQs

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