Find out what different returns options your business can offer customers with Australia Post.
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Video: The Australia Post logo sits at the top of a red screen. A blonde woman sits under the text, "eCommerce Jargon Busters: Go Online Returns."
Audio: Woman: Go online returns are the instructions they give to tightrope walkers. They say, "Go on line, return".
Video: The woman reads from a card that has an Australia Post logo on the back. Later, the text she's reading is typed onto a red background.
Audio: Woman: eCommerce businesses can choose to allow customers to easily lodge a return through an Australia Post online portal. There's no need to even print the return label. This service is available to businesses who use Parcel Post.
Video: The woman nods.
Audio: Woman: Yeah, something I should have been doing a long time ago.
Video: Before a red background a microphone hovers over a stool. An Australia Post card lies on the stool. Text reads, “eCommerce Jargon Busters. [Jah-gawn bust-uhz] noun + plural noun.” The Australia Post logo appears just above the stool.
How can I offer customer returns using eParcel Contract?
If your eCommerce business uses eParcel Contract, your customers can easily process returns online through the Australia Post Returns Portal. They can self-serve on the co-branded portal and print their return label at home.
No printer? No problem. Customers have the convenience of printing at the Post Office and lodging their return at one of 20,000+ drop-off locations.
What are the benefits of Returns Portal Plus?
Returns Portal Plus offers all the standard features of Returns Portal along with additional benefits for both you and your customers. These include enhanced customisation, deeper returns data and more control for your customers when returning online. Returns Portal Plus is eligible for all eCommerce businesses with 5,000 or more returns per year.
How can I offer customer returns using MyPost Business?
MyPost Business lets you easily create a return label for your customers using the Returns Portal. All the required customer details will automatically get added to the return label. Once ready, just send it to you customer.
If the customer’s email was included on the original label, they will be kept in the loop and notified when their parcel’s returned, so they know when to expect a refund.
To learn more about returns data, and how it can impact your customers’ shopping experience, read our Guide to eCommerce returns.
This article was originally published on 29 November 2023, and has been updated with new information.
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