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How to charge Return Fee on an Order-Level
How to charge Return Fee on an Order-Level
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Written by Wonder Women
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Introduction:

Return Prime App has a feature that allows merchants to charge return fees at the order level, providing a more flexible and customizable approach to managing returns. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps of configuring and implementing order-level return fees through the Return Prime App.

  • Open Return Prime App Settings: To get started, launch the Return Prime App and navigate to the "Settings" tab. This is usually found in the app's dashboard or main menu.

  • Access Policies: Within the Settings menu, locate and click on "Policies." This is the section where you can define and refine your return policies to meet the specific needs of your business.

  • Scroll to Return Fee Section: Once in the Policies section, scroll down to the bottom of the page. Here, you will find the dedicated "Return Fee" section.

  • Toggle to Order/Request Level: Within the Return Fee section, look for a toggle that allows you to set the return fee on either every request or every order.
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Understanding Order-Level Return Fee Deductions:
Following the selection of "Order Level," specify the return fee amount. For example, If a merchant sets a $10 return fee at the item level, this amount will be deducted from each individual request. On the other hand, if the merchant opts for a $10 return fee at the order level, only the first request associated with that order will have the $10 deduction. Subsequent requests for the same order will not incur an additional fee, but rather, the system will display a reference to the initial deduction for transparency.
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Save Your Configuration:
Once you've configured the order-level return fee settings, be sure to save your changes. This ensures that your specified return fee structure is implemented and will take effect as customers initiate return requests.


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