Product Updates February
Remind to Return Automate exchange follow-ups and avoid unnecessary reservations An exchange is approved. A new item is reserved. But the return never arrives. Until now, this often mea...
Customs handling shouldn’t depend on manual work.
But in reality, teams often need to gather SKU, value, weight, and product descriptions manually to create commercial invoices. This leads to delays, missing data, and shipments getting stuck at terminals.
With our Bring integration, this step is removed.
When a customer registers a return:
No manual input. No missing information.
Instead of creating customs documents afterwards, they’re created automatically from the return itself.
Express exchanges should be fast, smooth, and feel effortless for the customer.
Customers can receive a new item before returning the original which means they get the right product quickly, without waiting, and feel taken care of.
At the same time, it can create edge cases.
If the exchange item is returned before the original return is completed, refunds can be processed in the wrong order- leading to incorrect payouts and broken order logic.
With payment reference validation, we prevent that.
When a return is about to be closed:
This ensures:
Instead of limiting the experience to avoid risk, we enable speed and control what happens behind the scenes.
Some carrier services require dimensions and weight to book shipments.
But that data isn’t always available, especially when orders contain multiple items or are packed differently on the way back.
This often leads to failed bookings, manual work, or incorrect assumptions.
With smart parcel data handling, we solve both simple and complex cases.
For straightforward returns requiring dimensions:
For more complex cases:
This ensures:
Instead of forcing one way of working, we automate what we can and support what we can’t.
Returns are not one-size-fits-all.
Merchants often want to take control over specific products, customers, or scenarios – instead of letting everything run automatically.
With rule-based ticket handling, you decide what should be handled manually.
You can:
When a condition is met:
This makes it possible to:
Instead of treating every return the same, you decide where to automate and where to step in.
Exchanges are now fully integrated into the return flow.
With our updated Omnium connector (a modern OMS built for unified commerce) customers can select exchange items directly based on real-time data from Omnium.
When a customer selects an exchange:
Once the return is completed:
This ensures:
Everything connected.
Everything handled in one flow.
We’ve introduced a new version of our Ongoing connector (a WMS designed for scalable warehouse operations), built on updated APIs.
This is a technical upgrade that improves how return data is shared with the warehouse, without changing how existing customers work today.
Return orders are still pushed to Ongoing — but now through a more robust and scalable integration.
When a return is created and processed:
This enables:
No changes required for existing setups.
Same flow — built on better technology.
This is the first iteration — more updates coming soon.
This month’s updates focus on one thing: making the return flow more reliable – end to end.
From customs handling and exchange validation to carrier requirements and warehouse integrations, we’ve strengthened how data moves across the entire return journey.
Less manual work where it shouldn’t be needed.
More control where it actually matters.
All built to support complex return scenarios, without adding complexity to the day-to-day.
We’ll send you product updates when we release something that actually matters.