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A return is the return of a product by the customer to the seller or manufacturer. Returns may be motivated by a defect, non-conformity, change of mind or other reasons. The return process must be tracked in the DPP to ensure regulatory compliance and optimize return management. Verisav automates the return process via RMA, generating return authorizations, tracking return status and integrating data into the DPP. Returns are an important part of after-sales service and can have different motivations. Returns for defect or non-conformity are covered by the legal guarantee of conformity and must be processed within legal deadlines. Returns for change of mind are generally possible within a withdrawal period (14 days in Europe for distance sales). Returns may also be motivated by other reasons: product damaged during delivery, product not conforming to description, order error, etc. The return process must follow several steps: customer return request, evaluation of request by retailer or manufacturer, issuance of return authorization (RMA), shipment of product by customer, receipt and inspection of product, processing (repair, replacement, refund), and return or refund to customer. Each step must be documented to ensure traceability and comply with legal obligations. The DPP can store all return-related information: request date, return reason, RMA number, processing status, returned product, replacement product or refund amount, etc. This documentation is essential for warranty management, return cause analysis, and after-sales service optimization. Verisav automates the entire return process via the RMA system, automatically generating return authorizations, tracking return status in real time, and integrating all data into the DPP for complete traceability and optimized management.