Amazon FBM returns: a receiving sequence that holds up
A defined order of operations for a seller-fulfilled return arriving at the dock, so the record is made while the item is still in someone’s hands.
Resources
Guides for sellers who fulfill their own orders
Two guides, each about a problem that costs a seller-fulfilled operation real time. Both are ReturnSignal operating guidance. Neither describes Amazon policy — that is held back until each statement is verified against an Amazon-operated source and dated by a person.
SAFE-T claims: what the term means and what to document
A SAFE-T reimbursement is not a customer refund. Getting that distinction right changes what is worth photographing and what is not.
How to read these
Everything here is what ReturnSignal recommends doing, based on how the product is built and what makes a return record legible after the fact. Where a claim would depend on Amazon policy, the sentence is cut rather than softened, and the guide says so in place.
For what the software itself does, read the product overview.
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