What is your return policy
Return window, condition requirements, who pays return shipping — answered consistently from your published policy, in the customer's own words.
Order status and return questions are the single highest-volume category in most online stores. GoBrise answers the policy and process parts from your own content instantly, and keeps anything about a specific order with a person unless you connect real order data.
Last reviewed 20 September 2026
Procedural
Return windows, exchange process, refund timing and shipping policy — answered from your published terms.
Escalate
Live status of a specific order or return needs a real data connection; without one, it escalates rather than guesses.
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Real questions this page answers, drawn from the conversations teams like yours handle every day.
Return window, condition requirements, who pays return shipping — answered consistently from your published policy, in the customer's own words.
The actual steps your process requires, explained clearly, reducing back-and-forth before a return even begins.
General refund-processing timelines from your policy; a specific refund's actual status is order-specific and escalates.
Without a connected order-status integration, this is handed to a person — never guessed at from a general shipping estimate.
Sale-period and final-sale exceptions, answered precisely if documented — a common source of disputes when left ambiguous.
Step 1
Decide explicitly which questions your written policy can answer and which require checking a real order — this boundary is the core design decision for this vertical.
Step 2
Exactly what the customer needs to do, in order, including any portal or form they must use — vague process descriptions cause the most repeat questions.
Step 3
Final-sale items, holiday extended windows, damaged-item exceptions — write each one out; a single generic policy page misses the cases that actually generate tickets.
Step 4
These are where the highest-intent questions happen — not just the homepage.
Step 5
Pull actual past return tickets, including frustrated ones, and confirm policy answers are accurate and order-specific requests escalate cleanly.
Step 6
Post-holiday and post-sale periods generate return spikes. Read escalation patterns and refresh policy content before the next spike.
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Not without a connected order-data integration. Without one, this question is escalated to a person rather than answered with a guess.
No — it explains your process clearly, but the actual return or refund action stays with your team or existing systems.
Document them explicitly in your content. Anything left undocumented defaults to escalation rather than an incorrect automated answer.
That's order-specific and escalates to a person with the full conversation history attached.
It absorbs the repeatable policy and process questions; genuinely order-specific tickets still need a person, so total ticket count depends on how much of your volume is truly general versus specific.
Yes, on Growth and Business plans the widget shows your own branding, no GoBrise mark.
Assign an owner to update return-window exceptions before each sale event — stale exceptions are the most common cause of a wrong answer here.
Yes, using the same lead-capture and handoff actions available across GoBrise.
Load your real policy and run actual past return tickets through it, confirming policy questions answer correctly and order-specific ones escalate cleanly.
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