A return is not just a cost. It is data. High return volumes, slow processing and wrong deliveries drain margin, and the answer is to read every claim properly. Agents analyse the patterns, catch the anomalies and score the risk. Named returns specialists decide the cases above the line. What comes back teaches product, logistics and experience teams what to fix next.




We verify the product, the reason and the eligibility through automated workflows before anyone touches a refund. Suspicious behaviour is caught early, so revenue and reputation are protected. Then we learn from what came back, closing a feedback loop that turns pain points into insight for product, logistics and experience teams.


Each capability reads on its own and writes only through the approval gate. The thresholds that separate an automatic approval from a manual review are set by your people, not by the model.
Return photos are compared with the product record and the original listing images to confirm the item is the one that was bought, in the condition claimed, for the reason stated.
Every return is categorised by product type, damage type and customer reason on one taxonomy, so the patterns that hurt sales and satisfaction stop hiding inside free-text fields.
Each claim receives a fraud probability score. Cases inside a band your team has set are approved automatically. Cases above it are queued for manual review by a named specialist, highest risk first.
Unusual customer behaviour and the products that attract return abuse are surfaced with the evidence behind them, giving you the grounds to redesign a policy rather than guess at one.
Customer explanations are organised and grouped so recurring issues such as sizing, quality or delivery delays are visible as a trend, with the orders behind each one.
Validated returns are fast-tracked back to inventory through your existing systems, and the trends are reported to the people who improve product pages, packaging and return policies.





Explore how AI + creativity can accelerate your next big move. Bring one month of returns. Leave with a risk-scored view of every claim, the patterns behind them and a record of who decided what.