Fictional case study

Returns without a second trip

A fictional shop swaps sizes at the door instead of arranging a collection and a redelivery.

Scenario figures, written for the demo. No real shop, lab, or customer is described.

The setup

Returns without a second trip

A fictional clothing shop sells online and handles its own exchanges. Every return used to be a collection plus a redelivery, which meant two vans, two windows, and a customer waiting a week for a size.

Fictional case study

  1. 01

    One stop, two movements

    The exchange went out with the return collection, tied to the original parcel ID.

  2. 02

    Condition recorded at the door

    The rider recorded seal and condition at collection, which is the only moment the evidence exists.

  3. 03

    Restock the same day

    The return was scanned into restock that evening, so the item was sellable again before the week ended.

What moved

What moved

1 Visit per exchange instead of two, sample figure
24 h Collection to restock scan, sample figure
2 Vans removed from the weekly plan, sample figure

Scenario figures, written for the demo.

The swap happens at the door now. The customer stopped asking where the parcel was because there was only ever one trip.

Fictional shop owner, fictional retailer Fictional quote, written for this demo

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