Setting a Limit on Return Value or Item Quantity

In some cases, businesses may want to limit the value or quantity of items that customers can return, such as preventing returns that exceed a certain dollar amount. While WeSupply cannot automatically validate the return subtotal when a user initiates a return, there is a workaround to achieve this goal.

The Solution: Using Return Logic Conditions

To ensure that returns do not exceed your specified limit, you can add a condition to all your return logics. By setting a condition like "return subtotal below $2000," you can effectively prevent returns that exceed this value.

Here’s how it works:

1. High-Priority Logic Setup: If you set up a return logic with the highest priority that marks items as non-returnable if the subtotal exceeds $2000, this logic will automatically make those items unavailable for return.
2. Condition Addition: To enforce this limit across all returns, add the condition "return subtotal below $2000" to each of your return logics. This way, if a user tries to return items that total more than the established value, they will encounter an error message before being able to submit the return.

By implementing this approach, you can better manage your return policy and avoid processing returns that fall outside of your business’s desired parameters.